This will be classic
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Avila wrote the Special Statement so probably will be him.
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Re: This will be classic
dhweather wrote:If the first advisory for Franklin is written by Franklin.
I wonder if NHC would actually try and do that?? It would be quite ironic and having met Franklin I wouldn't put it past him to come up with that.
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Trailers and modular home construction now withstands cat 1 hurricane force winds.
Even cat 2 winds wont move a trailer with good tie downs.
The awnings and pink flamingoes are another story though.
The banding looks fairly healthy on this system.
A 960 MB hurricane would be a major problem in that location but a tropical storm that is moving pretty quickly might not be too bad.
Even cat 2 winds wont move a trailer with good tie downs.
The awnings and pink flamingoes are another story though.
The banding looks fairly healthy on this system.
A 960 MB hurricane would be a major problem in that location but a tropical storm that is moving pretty quickly might not be too bad.
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