(09-25-2022, 10:56 PM)NewJagsCity Wrote:

(09-25-2022, 12:12 AM)p_rushing Wrote: It's because they hyped it up and declared a state wide emergency.

Since when has a hurricane gone into the gulf by going north across Cuba, and then continuing north, and making a right turn across FL?

The models were all over the place but NHC chose to use the Euro model. That one has been better so far this year but not with this storm. They are finally moving it west to where it was always going to go based on history.

The storms in the gulf generally move west from where they start the cone. It could even miss FL if it slows down a bit.

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Hurricane Charley in 2004. And it was a bad mother huncher.

It hit south Florida though. Usually they don't turn right into Tampa coming from that direction. They may go near but not usually cross over the state.


Update track is putting a lot of rain, could be up to 1 ft, in the Jacksonville area starting on Wednesday. That's probably high but be prepared for no power.

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