--Wind gusts up to 202 mph!-- but I think your friend will be ok, supposed to strike south of Belize, near the Honduras/Nicaraguan border
--Well, after that endless nightmare winter you had last year, I'll bet some Coloradans are thinking otherwise--talked to a rancher out there recently and he said everyone in Colorado is trying to erase last year's winter from their minds lol--Denver had 60 straight days of snow on the ground and endless bitter cold temperatures--You couldn't pay us any amount of money to ever live in Colorado--We were in Denver in Mid-May and there were zero signs of spring, and we froze our azz lol--My mother grew up there and never went back.... except for once in the summertime lol
--lol, well most hurricanes are only scary to wimps and scaredy cats--They are fantastic experiences, absolutely unforgettable and tremendously exciting--and always warm--sure beats those endless icy bitterly cold blizzards you had last year--We were at the beach here,playing tennis, and golf while you were stuck in your snowbound house for weeks just staring at the frozen earth,as I remember you stated last January--that has to be more than a little depressing
I lived in Colorado for the majority of my life and now for the past few years I have been living in "hurricane country". For me personally, I'll take my chances with hurricanes, because I absolutely hate cold weather and snow. But I would never say hurricanes are only scary to wimps and scaredy cats, or that they are fantastic experiences. If my cousin and his wife did not have a healthy fear of hurricanes and evacuate, they might not have been here to enjoy their new house they had to rebuild after Charley destroyed their old one and all of their possessions when it went through Punta Gorda a few years ago.
