Webmasters North of Palm Beach County
 

Looks like South Florida will get some of it but you guys North of us will get the direct hit. And they are expecting it to go to Cat 5 which means widespread destruction.

Computer Models Project Path For Hurricane Frances

http://maps.wunderground.com/data/im...0406_model.gif

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ftp/graphics...F/292053W5.gif

If this fucking thing hits then God help us all. It looks like its going to be a BEAST.

Thank God I'm only flying into Tampa/Orlando for the day on Thursday then.

You might want to have an alternate plan in place Kimmy. There will probably be a lot of cancellations ahead of that storm beginning Thursday.

In truth, nothing would make me happier than to not have to do it that day, since I'm going to be in Phoenix on Wednesday and then head back to LA on Thursday night.

Then I'm going to sleep all day on Friday ;)

jeez...just what we need! They still haven't gotten it all cleaned up after the last one.

These high res pics really do make it look monstrous.

http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories...904-1615zb.jpg

myrtle beach is watching that fucker closely

RUN!!!!! btw thanks for the great pics KRL that last one is hot

KRL you have a extra room at your place :1orglaugh dammit.. this shit will suck, we got the eye here in Daytona Beach from Charley we don't need another.. :(

2nd in like 2 weeks that's bad .

Btw we already seen that pic posted like 10-15 times already

ok im starting to doubt this whole florida thing... how much longer is hurricane season & is this a normal amount of storms to have so fast?

maybe i should go back to the desert

im in St. Lucie and we had alot of lightning storm in the past 3hours, no rain though:1orglaugh

Palm Beach County hasn't been hit direct since 1928. So we've been lucky for 76 years.

Consider also Florida has 400 miles of coast on the east side and 800 miles on the Gulf side.

The real devastation of a major hurricane is usually about 40 miles wide path at most.

So on the east side you've got a 1 in 10 chance of a hit and on the west side 1 in 20 and combined a 1 in 30.

So the odds are actually pretty small of really getting nailed hard.

The one in 1928 that hit here direct in PBC killed 1,800 people who died because of the massive flooding it caused.

I'm getting the hell outta here if this one gets close, it look like it could be some big trouble here in FL

Damn scary to be living there :(

yep looks like it is heading right for us

Melbourne Florida

yea but at the angle that thing is traveling where the hell do you go.. only option is to either head south or hit the west coast and hope it doesn't change direction.

Shit the last storm I could feel the entire building moving in the wind (3 story apt building) So I know damn well I'm not sticking around for a full head on hit no doubt about that.

At least you get a warning ahead of time with hurricanes. Tornados and earthquakes don't let you they are coming a week ahead.