Is that like saying, "in your dreams!" ???
...no, that's like saying they are social work grad students and they are going to save the world! 
...they make me proud.Tropical Deppression 4
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...no, that's like saying they are social work grad students and they are going to save the world! ...they make me proud.
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Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
Is that like saying, "in your dreams!" ???
:funn: SJ, you are on a roll today!!!! I love it!
My kind of people, you should be proud. I have a fondness for kids who are going to save the world, one child at a time.
Yes and I just went and found that I stopped writing on that board with the
" 1995 Parade of Storms" ...when there were 4 or 5 lined up in the Atlantic. If you are new to the area Google some of those images for a look at the hurricane season we had leading up to Opal.
Yes and I just went and found that I stopped writing on that board with the
" 1995 Parade of Storms" ...when there were 4 or 5 lined up in the Atlantic. If you are new to the area Google some of those images for a look at the hurricane season we had leading up to Opal.
...and they kept coming after Opal. Still not as many as the 2005 season, about ten short.
If you have not checked
www.weatherunderground.com
The tropical blog Jeff Masters does is very helpful
His next update is 3
m central
SON
www.weatherunderground.com
The tropical blog Jeff Masters does is very helpful
His next update is 3
m centralSON
The crazy thing is that Hurr. Ivan nearly was nearly equal is size to the three largest 2004 storms, Frances, Ivan, and Jeanne.:shock:
Okay, back to Hurricane Dean...
As of the last update at 10am Central, Hurricane Dean now has sustained winds of 90mph, putting it very close to a Cat 2.
Okay, back to Hurricane Dean...
As of the last update at 10am Central, Hurricane Dean now has sustained winds of 90mph, putting it very close to a Cat 2.
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