hooves...Florida peeps.....Alberto
 

Hey, you gettin any of this crappy weather? He's headed your way. We just got hammered.
What about you, Cajon ? Just in time for my week end (Mondays/Tuesdays off) .

nope we are clear till later..its startin allready..........argggggg

Yep, it's headed our way and should be here tonight. Rain, rain go away... :rolleyes:

The models yesterday showed it coming right towards me in a few days, but the new model today has it staying out to sea now. Just looks like alot of rain. I think the gusts are about 55MPH

We actually need the rain down here although I'm not really looking forward to hearing about all of the hurricanes again this season. For 4-5 straight months, that's all we hear about.

albero is nothing.....he bigger brother will be around later..its gonna be a long season...........

I know... ugh. :rolleyes:

I am soooo tired of storms. I know we need the rain, but dang it. I am not looking forward to spending weeks with no power. It is friggen really hot! I can deal with no TV or computer. The air conditioning is what I have a problem with losing.

get a generator..and a wall unit air cond....asap

Yeah....I'm tired of hearing about it. My insurance just dropped me cause I live a half of a mile from the Gulf. Only one company will take me now.
A little rain is nice but just to get the levels up.

Well I hope you all fare well, but when you are busting the stones of those of us in the Northeast when its cold and snowy in the winter, lol. Supposed to me in the high 70's all week and sunny here:)

pcldy and 90.....lol:cool:

house is a rockin'
 

Damn...the house is a rockin'.

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Tropical Storm Alberto Intermediate Advisory Number 10a
Nws Tpc/national Hurricane Center Miami Fl Al012006
100 Pm Cdt Mon Jun 12 2006

...alberto Moving Faster Toward The Northeast Gulf Of Mexico
Coast...

A Hurricane Warning Is In Effect For The Gulf Coast Of Florida From
Longboat Key To The Ochlockonee River.

A Hurricane Warning Means That Hurricane Conditions Are Expected
Within The Warning Area Within The Next 24 Hours. Preparations To
Protect Life And Property Should Be Rushed To Completion.

A Tropical Storm Warning Remains In Effect South Of Longboat Key To
Englewood...and West Of The Ochlockonee River To Indian Pass.
A Tropical Storm Warning Means That Tropical Storm Conditions Are
Expected Within The Warning Area Within The Next 24 Hours.

A Tropical Storm Watch Remains In Effect From South Of Englewood To
Bonita Beach.

For Storm Information Specific To Your Area...including Possible
Inland Watches And Warnings...please Monitor Products Issued
By Your Local Weather Office.

At 100 Pm Cdt...1800z...the Center Of Tropical Storm Alberto Was
Located Near Latitude 27.5 North...longitude 85.4 West Or About
155 Miles...250 Km...south Of Apalachicola Florida And About 180
Miles...285 Km...southwest Of Cedar Key Florida.

Alberto Is Now Moving Toward The Northeast Near 10 Mph...16 Km/hr
...and This General Motion Is Expected To Continue For The Next 24
Hours. The Center Could Reach The Coast In The Warning Area Early
Tuesday...however Conditions Are Already Deteriorating In The
Warning Area.

Maximum Sustained Winds Are Near 70 Mph...110 Km/hr...with Higher
Gusts. Alberto Has The Potential To Become A Hurricane Before
Making Landfall.

Tropical Storm Force Winds Extend Outward Up To 230 Miles...370
Km...to The Northeast And Southeast Of The Center. The Large Extent
Of Tropical Storm Force Winds Means That These Winds Will Be Felt
Along The Coast Well In Advance Of The Arrival Of The Center.

The Hurricane Hunters Reported A Minimum Central Pressure Of 997
Mb...29.44 Inches.

Coastal Storm Surge Flooding Of 8 To 10 Feet Above Normal Tide
Levels Can Be Expected Over A Large Portion Of The Warning Area.

Storm Total Rainfall Amounts Of 4 To 8 Inches...with Isolated
Maximum Amounts To 10 Inches...are Possible Through Tuesday Across
Portions Of Central And Northern Florida And Southeastern
Georgia...mainly Along And To The Right Of The Track Of Alberto.

Isolated Tornadoes Are Possible Over Central Florida Today And
Tonight.

Repeating The 100 Pm Cdt Position...27.5 N...85.4 W. Movement
Toward...north-northeast Near 10 Mph. Maximum Sustained Winds...70
Mph. Minimum Central Pressure...997 Mb.

The Next Advisory Will Be Issued By The National
Hurricane Center At 400 Pm Cdt.

Forecaster Pasch

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All you Florida trailers take it easy in the rough weather. Dont want to see any of you down on the water like an a hole photographing the waves and then have one collapse over your head and sweep you out to sea! :cool:

edit: apparently i cant swear on this board anymore :)

Good luck everyone on the West Coast. Dang hurricanes. Stay safe everyone!

Dang, I hope the big Hurricanes stay away this year.

I think this one is going to stay to the north of me. Just going to get rain and some wind. Any of you in the path of Alberto?

It's more north of me at this point. If I've learned anything though, I learned that these storms have a mind of their own. :eek:

It's still gusty rain though. I just hope that the Pensacola area doesn't get stuck with a hurricane again. (They got hit good a few times last year.)

It is heading from what I have seen right up to the pan handle, but more east.

I was up in your neck of the woods on Saturday Cajun. Went shopping in the Orlando outlets and to Universal Studios. It was fun.

Weather is just cloudy here. Very gray and overcast. Little rain this morning, but I looked at the doopler radar and it looks as though there are lots of clouds and rain headed our way.