oh fuck off. I’m watching local news in Tampa no less that’s literally saying it’s going to make landfall in Manatee County.I already said that about a page ago.
The cone is the cone. It's a margin of error.
But you're the expert, not NOAA.
That’s why I said between Sarasota and there genius.North Port's not even in the cone.
And I’m telling you the landfall will be south of Tampa. That’s what they’re literally saying IN TAMPA. I’m also watching the radar.
I will say this, there are way more tornadoes from this than I can remember. And most of them were larger than normal (they’re usually EF0 but the ones on camera today were much bigger and faster then usual)
They just said landfall could be between longboat key and Venice but because the northern eyewall is where the worst weather is the high wind warnings are all up in Manatee, Pinellas and Hillsborough Counties. The western eye wall is pretty strong too though.
How’s my boy who literally lives on Tampa Bay, just south of downtown?
This really clears things up. Thank you
Hillsborough County getting some wind but will miss the worst storm surge. Could still get 6-9 feet.
Gee, even the most wonderful place on earth isn't going to squeeze pennies out of people?Even Disney World is closed.
Disney World and Orlando theme parks reopen after Hurricane Milton
Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando and other theme parks in Orlando, Florida, are reopening after Hurricane Milton.abcnews.go.com
JFC Dole
Whenever they do close for these they stay open as long as humanly possible. There’s always YouTube videos of people enjoying the completely empty park right up until they’re ushered out.
No love for Disney. Serious question...have they ever opened their doors to people who have been displaced by storms?
Eh. They were revamped in the 90’s after Hurricane Andrew. Anything built after 1995 can withstand pretty much everything but a cat 4 or 5.
I don’t think so.
