Hurricane a'comin (Ian)

The I’s have it. Plainly the common risk factor over 70% of the time, including Ian.

 

Livestreaming now

 

South again.

 

They missed one…

Michael (2018) 919 millibars
Maximum sustained winds, 160 mph (gusts up to 175)

 

Down to 62.5% for the I’s

 

All of S FL now under TS warning too - even FLL/Miami area. Looking at wind radius, I'm expecting all of the peninsula to see some TS force winds.

 

Glad I got in a round of golf today. Gonna suck here in Polk for a few days.

 

Once Ian comes inland, looks like it's heading up the center of the state toward Lakeland and Orlando.

 

He’s currently giving a very professional and detailed press conference.

 

It’s supposed to go over my house as a tropical storm. My neighborhood is the red squiggle.

 

In case someone hasn't already said it, if you are in the line of danger do a walk through of your home before and record a video on your phone. This can be incredibly useful for insurance claims.

 

I'm off of 40 east of 11. I figure we will be ok but power outages suck. Don't really have a good place to keep a generator but I'm over this. Gonna have to find one in the future

 

I only have one big tree left. If it takes it out it’s time for solar panels. lol

 

thanks! Do you have link for that?

 

A friend sent it to me from accuweather.com

I was happy to get it too. More clear on the exact path

 

Man, dead center on the First Coast now.

 

Eh, it will barely have time to reform. Coastal areas might see flooding on the east coast, but there won’t be the wind damage well get on the west coast. I remember when Charlie cut through the state it knocked a lot of trees down in central FL. With it being a slow mover and saturating the ground that might happen again.

 

Saved this from Irma. Green dot is my hood