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Ivan Water Cooler Thread

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Either do it here or don't post them. It's that simple. No bickering, just predictions and pictures you guys make.

Won't go over the Tampa or west coast area of FLorida and head into Dade, that's for sure. I'd say around central FLA if at all, though. I don't think we're going to get hit this time around, gladly.

After a considerable amount of time, Ivan will come and wash out the World Series. :mischief

All models point to FLA now...except one which takes it straight out and away, towards nothing. Another may take it to the Carolinas, but all others are on us.

This hurricane season has made it clear that Florida is destined to be destroyed. Ivan will be just the next storm to hit Florida.

This hurricane season has made it clear that Florida is destined to be destroyed. Ivan will be just the next storm to hit Florida.

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Does anyone think theres a more complicated reason for this increase in strong hurricanes hitting Florida or even forming, or is it just a coincidence.

This hurricane season has made it clear that Florida is destined to be destroyed. Ivan will be just the next storm to hit Florida.

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Does anyone think theres a more complicated reason for this increase in strong hurricanes hitting Florida or even forming, or is it just a coincidence.

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Before the season began I remember watching one of the news specials on the hurricane season and they were talking about how bad of a drought he had and the last three times we had a drought this bad, each time we were hit by 2 hurricanes. So historically this is on the ball. Nature evens itself out in the end.

This hurricane season has made it clear that Florida is destined to be destroyed.? Ivan will be just the next storm to hit Florida.

547871[/snapback]

Does anyone think theres a more complicated reason for this increase in strong hurricanes hitting Florida or even forming, or is it just a coincidence.

548499[/snapback]

 

Before the season began I remember watching one of the news specials on the hurricane season and they were talking about how bad of a drought he had and the last three times we had a drought this bad, each time we were hit by 2 hurricanes. So historically this is on the ball. Nature evens itself out in the end.

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Anyone know the most Florida ever been hit by hurricanes?

This hurricane season has made it clear that Florida is destined to be destroyed.? Ivan will be just the next storm to hit Florida.

547871[/snapback]

Does anyone think theres a more complicated reason for this increase in strong hurricanes hitting Florida or even forming, or is it just a coincidence.

548499[/snapback]

 

Before the season began I remember watching one of the news specials on the hurricane season and they were talking about how bad of a drought he had and the last three times we had a drought this bad, each time we were hit by 2 hurricanes. So historically this is on the ball. Nature evens itself out in the end.

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Anyone know the most Florida ever been hit by hurricanes?

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The last time three hurricanes hit Florida in a single season was 1964, when Cleo, Dora and Isabel hit the state.

Courtesy ESPN

IMO, taking a look at the factors for Ivan's path, slowing down isn't good at all. Gives it more of a chance to turn away albeit, but I don't believe it could do that unless it slowed down a lot more like to 7 mph. If it slows down to even 10 mph, greater chance of hitting us.

This hurricane season has made it clear that Florida is destined to be destroyed.? Ivan will be just the next storm to hit Florida.

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Does anyone think theres a more complicated reason for this increase in strong hurricanes hitting Florida or even forming, or is it just a coincidence.

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Right now we are in the Atlantic active Hurricane Cycle which started in 1995. Though this year may become one of the most active on record. The record is 20 storms in 1933 I believe.

 

 

 

Oh yeah the three storms that hit Florida in 1964...

 

 

 

Cleo was a cat 5 in 1958 and in 1964...

 

Isabel was a Cat 5 in 2003...

 

Dora, was just strong.

IMO, taking a look at the factors for Ivan's path, slowing down isn't good at all. Gives it more of a chance to turn away albeit, but I don't believe it could do that unless it slowed down a lot more like to 7 mph. If it slows down to even 10 mph, greater chance of hitting us.

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Take your opinion to the water cooler bud, you are no better than the rest of us.

IMO, taking a look at the factors for Ivan's path, slowing down isn't good at all. Gives it more of a chance to turn away albeit, but I don't believe it could do that unless it slowed down a lot more like to 7 mph. If it slows down to even 10 mph, greater chance of hitting us.

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Take your opinion to the water cooler bud, you are no better than the rest of us.

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Make me...

IMO, taking a look at the factors for Ivan's path, slowing down isn't good at all. Gives it more of a chance to turn away albeit, but I don't believe it could do that unless it slowed down a lot more like to 7 mph. If it slows down to even 10 mph, greater chance of hitting us.

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Take your opinion to the water cooler bud, you are no better than the rest of us.

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Make me...

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Looks like your in the water cooler.. :whistle

IMO, taking a look at the factors for Ivan's path, slowing down isn't good at all. Gives it more of a chance to turn away albeit, but I don't believe it could do that unless it slowed down a lot more like to 7 mph. If it slows down to even 10 mph, greater chance of hitting us.

549814[/snapback]

Take your opinion to the water cooler bud, you are no better than the rest of us.

549855[/snapback]

Make me...

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Looks like your in the water cooler.. :whistle

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:lol :lol :lol

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I see some very interesting predictions, Admin's is the closest to mine but I just hope that it makes landfall and crosses quickly because a skimming would put the coast under water and be worse than anything we have ever seen.

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This hurricane season has made it clear that Florida is destined to be destroyed.? Ivan will be just the next storm to hit Florida.

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Does anyone think theres a more complicated reason for this increase in strong hurricanes hitting Florida or even forming, or is it just a coincidence.

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Its a transparent republican conspiracy with the Saudi's to drive up gas prices. The hurricane hunters are obviously cloud seeding rather than hurricane hunting. Georgia PAcific probably has a hand in the conspiracy too - they've got a vested interest in driving up plywood prices...

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:lol

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