I may not be on-line from tonight
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I may not be on-line from tonight
Wish me and all who live in Puerto Rico luck as this storm wants to be more strong as it passes over my head.I dont know for how long I will be on-line tonight when the winds will begin to pick up in Puerto Rico so my friends dont worrie about me because I will be in a safe place and dry.I say to all of the members that will be affected by Ivan good luck and be safe.
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Am I the only one who doesn't get all that upset with TS and cat 1 storms? They only seem to cause significant damage if they stall and dump massive amounts of rain.
I see those types of winds in thunderstorms 4 or 5 times a year with little or no major problems. Maybe a short term power (1-5 hours) outage and street flooding.
If Jeanne were headed directly at me, I would NOT be upset and my only concern would be tornados or a last minute unexpected rapid intensification.
Is there some special problems in the Caribbean which imperil people in such mild weather conditions (relative, not absolute)?
I see those types of winds in thunderstorms 4 or 5 times a year with little or no major problems. Maybe a short term power (1-5 hours) outage and street flooding.
If Jeanne were headed directly at me, I would NOT be upset and my only concern would be tornados or a last minute unexpected rapid intensification.
Is there some special problems in the Caribbean which imperil people in such mild weather conditions (relative, not absolute)?
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