This is a big storm. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...rally-sucking-the-water-away-from-shorelines/So this is normal to you guys? The rest of the world is saying WTF!!
This is a big storm. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...rally-sucking-the-water-away-from-shorelines/So this is normal to you guys? The rest of the world is saying WTF!!
Any sailor will tell you that, that is sucide. No material object is worth your life. Boat insurers m6st be freaking out right now. Florida probably has the largest boat population in the world.
Is he back on or is that the re-recording from earlier? https://www.pscp.tv/Jeff_Piotrowski/1MnGnmNQrAyKO
I think what you are watching was from an hour ago!?!
No he's back https://www.pscp.tv/w/1LyxBEydlDnJN
No he's back https://www.pscp.tv/w/1LyxBEydlDnJN
"Fatalities in Florida
As Irma bore down on Florida this morning, at least three deaths were reported in the state.
A man in Monroe County, which encompasses Key West, was killed after he lost control of a truck that carried a generator as winds whipped at tropical-storm strength, officials said.
Two other people, a sheriff's deputy and a corrections officer, died from a two-car crash in the rain in Hardee County, which is about 60 miles inland from Sarasota, officials said.
The deputy, identified as Julie Bridges, was a 13-year veteran of the county force, said Hardee County Sheriff Arnold Lanier. She was heading home after a night shift, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
The second victim was a sergeant at the Hardee Correctional Institute who had been on his way to work, the highway patrol said."
http://abcnews.go.com/US/hurricane-irma-close-landfall-florida-keys-dead-state/story?id=49738525
I just heard one of my kids say to my husband "mummy won't play with us any more cos she's too busy watching some bloke in a car". I am more worried about Jeff right now than my own flesh and blood.
Not a botany expert but from I understand it is because they are flexible. They bend with the wind. There's no branches and leaves to whip around like an oak or maple. They will snap if the winds are strong enough. When Irma hit Barbuda you could see some of them had snapped.A botany question: How do those tall, slender palm trees in tropical areas withstand hurricane-force winds? I know the bark and branches might come off during intense storms, but how do palm tree trunks remain standing?