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I won't even pretend this won't be a hurricane because all the model guidance is saying absolutely.
This storm comes in on the west side of FL, exits on the east. Dirty side of the storm will be south. At the moment its hard to know exactly where the eye will be. If its north of me as in, north of Lake Okeechobee, then we won't have a really rough time. If its south of the lake, its going to suck to be me!
The model guidance on this storm is interesting, because if this storm is stronger as they're thinking it will be, then the eye will be somewhere between Tampa and Big Bend area with effects still well outside of the eye. That means that Georgia and parts of SC could get more of this than they want to.
If weaker then it will pull a Hurricane Ian and come in much lower into SWFL. The eye of course can be anywhere in this cone, but with it being such a big storm, its not going to really matter for most of us.
I heard that the FL National Guard has already been activated for this storm.
This storm comes in on the west side of FL, exits on the east. Dirty side of the storm will be south. At the moment its hard to know exactly where the eye will be. If its north of me as in, north of Lake Okeechobee, then we won't have a really rough time. If its south of the lake, its going to suck to be me!
The model guidance on this storm is interesting, because if this storm is stronger as they're thinking it will be, then the eye will be somewhere between Tampa and Big Bend area with effects still well outside of the eye. That means that Georgia and parts of SC could get more of this than they want to.
If weaker then it will pull a Hurricane Ian and come in much lower into SWFL. The eye of course can be anywhere in this cone, but with it being such a big storm, its not going to really matter for most of us.
I heard that the FL National Guard has already been activated for this storm.
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