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Tropical Storm Bonnie Forms
July 22, 2010
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Tropical Storm Bonnie has formed near the Bahamas, and it is headed toward the Gulf Of Mexico.
Maximum sustained winds were 40 mph. Current forecast models take the storm into the Gulf of Mexico, across the Deepwater Horizon spill location and into the Texas or Louisiana coast sometime on Sunday or Monday. A Tropical Storm warning has been issued for the southern tip of Florida.
Work on the relief well in the Gulf of Mexico has been suspended in advance of the storm.
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4 Responses to “Tropical Storm Bonnie Forms”
we’ll keep all of our gulf friends in our prayers. please do the same for us.
The thing that worries me the most is the oil thats in the gulf.. what are we going to do????
bring it on!!!!! maybe the roofing business will kick off again!!
This is the last thing the Gulf needs, my Lord these poor people can’t catch a break..