Florida DUers - Tornado alert for South and Central Florida

malaise

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Mon Jan-17-11 03:55 PM
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Florida DUers - Tornado alert for South and Central Florida

until 7.00pm

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Jeanette in FL

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Mon Jan-17-11 03:55 PM
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1. Wow

Kind of early in the season to be seeing tornadoes. When did that happen?

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malaise

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Mon Jan-17-11 03:57 PM
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2. Hi there - Happy New Year

Edited on Mon Jan-17-11 04:00 PM by malaise

Just heard on GEM$NBC

Some links
http://www.weather.gov/alerts/fl.html

http://www.wunderground.com/severe.asp

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Jeanette in FL

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Mon Jan-17-11 03:59 PM
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3. Happy New Year to you too

We had rain up here in North Florida all day, which we needed. Hope all remains well for South Florida.

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SpiralHawk

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Mon Jan-17-11 04:04 PM
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4. Right after the Florida Republicons elevate a Corporate Lobbyist to be their Pope

Edited on Mon Jan-17-11 04:06 PM by SpiralHawk

Conincidence? Not very damn likely. This must be Divine Wrath...

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malaise

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Mon Jan-17-11 04:10 PM
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6. LOL

That's really frightening - and Scott is a con :hi:

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spin

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Mon Jan-17-11 05:24 PM
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8. Tornado warnings and tornados are not uncommon in Florida ...

While they are not as big as the Midwestern tornadoes, they can do a LOT of damage.

Florida has never experienced an F5 tornado, but two F4s (winds 207-260 mph) have been documented in the state. The first F4 formed in 1958 and caused very little damage. The last F4 in Florida history, on the other hand, was part of one of the deadliest tornado outbreaks in state history.

On April 4, 1966 tornadoes moved in from the Gulf of Mexico and tracked from the Tampa Bay area to Brevard County, killing 11 and injuring more than 500.
http://www.wpbf.com/r/2396864/detail.html

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lpbk2713

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Mon Jan-17-11 04:06 PM
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5. Saw that on the Weather Channel a short while ago.

Thanks for the heads up just the same. :thumbsup:

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WillyT

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Mon Jan-17-11 04:11 PM
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7. Graphic:

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