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    I was just going to comment that we have soared to 71 here but still very nice out.
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    It appears to be taking a big breath of air and headed for top category again. Hurricane models continue to insist the center goes over St Pete and worst cases TPA while some globals save TPA the worst in lieu of Bradenton down to Sanibel area. Poor Sanibel. They are nowhere near done rebuilding and if this thing throws 10+ feet of water over them, it is going to be tough to come back again.
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    I was going to joke about that but Googled First and saw quite a few occurrences where Trop Storms affected Arizona and Phoenix. A surprise to me. Hurricane Nora caused a dam to fail in Phoenix in 1997.
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    What was that cop doing in the pile?
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    He had a Monopoly on 9th inning grand slams that game.
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    Milton Bradley
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    Panama has never (since record keeping) faced a hurricane hit. They like Los Americanos there.
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    42 this AM.
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    I made a fairly drastic comment not too long ago and still stand by it. Because this system is charging in from the west south west instead of the South, one or more barrier islands could face permanent change making them hard to continue being habitable...at least parts of them. New rivers where there were none, possibly most of current beaches going underwater for good.
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    Yes, it is scary....Even for people well inland. Up in Bradenton the Manatee river could go doubt digits high 10miles inland. And insurance cost 20-40 grand a year so most do not have it (people on the water). Fingers crossed the storm goes south of them. Still bad but maybe not a catastrophe. Of course that is passing the buck to someone else. Little talked about but people in Daytona and the east coast could have severe surge as Milton is exiting.
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    My friend that lost her house was given over 10k and a temp trailer.
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    I was waiting for the almost inevitable model runs away from Tampa and they have started as well. Not a done deal but rare this would have stayed on target for 3 straight days.
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    If we can get near the DP, some colder areas have a shot Thursday AM and Friday AM. Frost Adv out tonight for Eastern WV.
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    Euro wave heights 50 feet in Tampa Bay. Incredible.
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    10-15! Incredible graphic and forecast
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    Umm....
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    I do worry about the animals there. Surge in Tampa will destroy much of the town in this scenario
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    How about Busch Gardens?
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    Speaking of D0, MDT has only received a little under 1/2" of precip since USGS painted their last map. That does not bode well for a removal. It is 1/2 of what normal would be.
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    Desantis already declared that he expects Clearwater to come out if this with a yearly surplus of precip.
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    Yea, the GFS has a small/weak tropical storm for several days then it leveled down into a flooding 1–2-foot rain situation before starting to ramp back up the last 3-4 days. Not going to state what might happen until we get to later Tuesday indeed lots of bad possibilities right now.
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    And it was not even modeled 3-4 days ago. Though the potential has been there for a week or more.
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    Dallas had 1st and Goal on the 1/2-yard and bumbled 3 plays leading to that 4th down from the 4 play.
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    Fearful of the surge. If TPA gets a 12+ foot surge it will be flooded way inland.
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    I stayed up....sooo tired. Thanks. It was a sloppy ending that went Dallas way. Not sure if you saw the final few plays on the Dallas drive but they fumbled at the one and Dak fell on it as part of the clutch ending.
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