Swirly Thing Alert: H. Jeanne C3 "Florida again"/ T.S. Lisa

Jeanne "Category 3"

Category: 3 [Sixth major hurricane of the season]
Wind: 115 mph [strengthening forecast]
Barometric Pressure: 955 mb / 28.20 in

Location: 155 miles of the Southeast Coast of Florida.
Path: West at 14 mph

Hurricane Warning: Florida East Coast from Florida City to St. Augustine, Lake Okeechobee, Northwestern Bahamas.
Hurricane Watch: West Coast of Florida from Englewood to the Suwanee River.


Tropical Storm Warning: NE Florida and Georgia coasts from north of St. Augustine to Altamaha Sound Georgia, Central Bahamas.
Tropical Storm Watch: Suwanne river northward along the West Coast of Florida to the Ochlockonee River and from south of Florida City around the southern end of the Florida Peninsula to just south of East Cape Sable including Florida Bay...and the Florida Keys north of the Seven Mile Bridge

Storm Surge: 4' to 6'
Rain: 5" to 10"


Lisa

Category: Tropical Storm
Wind: 40 mph [Strengthening forecast]
Barometric Pressure: 1002 mb / 29.59 in

Location: 1435 miles West of the Cape Verde Islands.
Path: NW at 9 mph

Cutting down on clutter... swirly style.

A friend came up with a good point, and one that I've actually been thinking about. I've been posting an inordinate amount of hurricane reports. This season has been ... very unusual, so there have been more swirly things then normal.

This is mostly for my own curiosity, so I'll keep posting, however I'll be putting them behind a smaller friends block. That way only those people who want them will get them.

This will be an opt in type thing, so you'll have to let me know if you want in.