It's been 9 years since Central Florida saw a direct hit from a hurricane when Erin came in 1995.
Early forecasts say that even if Charlie makes landfall in SouthWest Florida and shoots up the Peninsula.. it may still have hurricane force winds when it arrives here..
So here's the interesting question with opinions wanted.. Is Central Florida about to see it's 2nd direct hit since 1995?
Personally I think yes.. Not by -removed- either.. Just by looking at all the models.. and seeing how well Charley appears to be holding himself despite his rapid motion..
is the 9 year drought over?
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