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[at-l] Another Hurricane (OT)



Roks,

I can tell that you are a logical, weather-wise person and you are probably
already thinking about all these things, but I think that you (and Wench,
Kelly and anyone else near the southern coastal areas of FL and the keys)
should seriously consider evacuating those areas soon if the current
forecast path doesn't change.  Ivan is stronger than Andrew was when he hit
south Florida and he's bigger too.

BTW, I'm no wimp when it comes to hurricanes (or alligators, rattlesnakes
and other things in nature), but this hurricane could continue to kill
people wherever it hits (if it doesn't weaken significantly).  And, with
Florida's overpopulation problems, the major roadways become non-moving
parking lots way too quickly -- after everyone else also decides it's time
to get the heck out.  IMHO, protection of life should always be a higher
priority than concerns about property damage and other economic issues.

Cheryl / Swamp Blar

 ----- Original Message ----- 
From: <RoksnRoots@aol.com>
To: <AT-L@Backcountry.net>
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 11:54 AM
Subject: [at-l] Another Hurricane (OT)


>
>        Now Ivan is threatening a track similar to Charley that blasted us
4
> weeks ago.
>
>          He's category 5 now and bearing down on Jamaica. People there
will
> die if he doesn't weaken.
>
>         The pinball machine of steering currents for track bring him over
us
> if things play out like expected.
>
>          Hurricane hunters found a 200mph wind in him at 600 feet. About
> 160mph at the surface.
>
>             Back to war mode of house preparation...
>
>
>
>
>
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