TWC just claimed that miami is still under the bullseye
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TWC just claimed that miami is still under the bullseye
The Weather Channel said that they believe if the storm stays on current course of the past few hours that this will strike just the general miami region or south...
this sux...
-Eric
this sux...
-Eric
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Re: TWC just claimed that miami is still under the bullseye
ericinmia wrote:The Weather Channel said that they believe if the storm stays on current course of the past few hours that this will strike just the general miami region or south...
this sux...
-Eric
ok who was the moron TWC that said that. that was irresponsible just like the sun-sentinel printing an article today saying well on tuesday they shifted the track north. yes they did do that but today is weds and its a totally different track and people see this stuff and beleive it. I have people in my office saying oh its going to jacksonville the guy on the radio said it has started a turn this morning.
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I don't think that was an irresponsible thing to say. In my opinion, for those of us in S. FL, I think it's something that needed to be addressed. It seems to me that most of the focus has been shifting north so it's nice to have them address it for S. FL. Maybe it'll get people into gear. If you notice, they didn't say that it will definitely hit, they said IF it continues on this path - that's just an ovious observation, IMO.
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Holy Moser! TWC is irrelevant AND irresponsible. Is it just me or has TWC become exponentially dumber as their on-air talent has become more "telegenic"?
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Andrew '92, Katrina '05, Gustav '08, Isaac '12, Ida '21...and countless other lesser landfalling storms whose names have been eclipsed by "The Big Ones".
okay, okay. dont get inflammatory. for generic, vanilla folks that only want to know if there's rain, snow, or clear weather today, TWC is just fine. I dont believe it's an epiphany of any kind to say they arent highly technical or specific in their reporting. I know I have more faith in a local weather gal (Kathryn Daniels), who only works weekends and/or evenings, than the TWC. Just turn it off or away. (Much like Howard Stern!!)
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Canelaw99 wrote:I don't think that was an irresponsible thing to say. In my opinion, for those of us in S. FL, I think it's something that needed to be addressed. It seems to me that most of the focus has been shifting north so it's nice to have them address it for S. FL. Maybe it'll get people into gear. If you notice, they didn't say that it will definitely hit, they said IF it continues on this path - that's just an ovious observation, IMO.
I have to agree with you 110% on this one, EVERYONE NEEDS to know that the potential is THERE and is REAL!
Dennis
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All persons in south Florida should treat this storm the same, as if the center is going to come right over their homes.
Miami is well within the forecast cone, so anyone there that doesn't prepare for a hurricane is an IDIOT.
The dotted line on the track graphic is just the current best guess, and in no way reflects whether or not you are at risk of a hurricane.
I guess a hurricane has to bite you in the behind before you finally realize that you screwed up by not taking it seriously. How can anyone not take a category 4 or 5 hurricane not seriously if they are within the cone of potential track deviation?
Miami is well within the forecast cone, so anyone there that doesn't prepare for a hurricane is an IDIOT.
The dotted line on the track graphic is just the current best guess, and in no way reflects whether or not you are at risk of a hurricane.
I guess a hurricane has to bite you in the behind before you finally realize that you screwed up by not taking it seriously. How can anyone not take a category 4 or 5 hurricane not seriously if they are within the cone of potential track deviation?
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It all goes back to basics:
Everyone on the Florida East coast needs to pay
careful attention to Frances.
And PLEASE LISTEN TO LOCAL OFFICIALS FOR ACTIONS!!!
There are a lost of smart people here and other places, but the ones best trained for your respective areas are your local officials, so please listen to them!!!
Everyone on the Florida East coast needs to pay
careful attention to Frances.
And PLEASE LISTEN TO LOCAL OFFICIALS FOR ACTIONS!!!
There are a lost of smart people here and other places, but the ones best trained for your respective areas are your local officials, so please listen to them!!!
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Actually, if it kept its current track and speed, it would be due for a FT Lauderdale visit this time on Friday, but I think it will start to curve further and make landfall somewhere north of there. Where north is anyone's guess at the moment- and it may not matter if Frances is strong enough, as a lot of places will get a lot of damage.
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