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Eyes On Hurricane Irma
September 4, 2017
Major Hurricane continues to move across the Atlantic. It’s still to early, according to forecasters, to say if the storm will make landfall in the U.S.
The latest details on Hurricane Irma are in the graphics above and below, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Eyes On Hurricane Irma”
@ hot. Anyone who wishes this storm comes here must be crazy. We haven’t had that bad of a summer here and a major hurricane certainly won’t cool things down. It is generally very hot and humid before and after these storms. I am one who is fascinated with severe weather but wouldn’t wish this kind of storm on anyone. The last thing we need is another Ivan or worse to come through here. You obviously haven’t been through a storm like this before cause if you had it would be the last thing you’d wish for. Try asking anyone here who lived through Ivan or anyone in Texas right now how much fun it is to experience devastation like that.
Hope it comes here and cools things off. We haven’t had a good hurricane in a long time.
Take it from a tanker driver,Keep your gas tanks full .
Go East, young lady, go East.
Great! I’m supposed to come home on leave next week. Guess I’ll be there for cleanup (if leadership let’s me come at all).