[PJ-Comix]

The projected path shifted significantly about 200 miles to the north of Broward County so I probably won't be doing a live stream of Dorian.

[Blueflag]

You can still party though

[jeffc]

Yeah, shifted north and it looks like it’s heading right for me (Ocala). Hope they keep shifting it north, keep it out at sea...

[Pravious]

Oh, yawn.

I understand that these things can be dangerous. It’s just that the relentless hyper-ventilating from the media is tiresome. This morning, Fox News is lathering on the propaganda... “TRUMP UNDER FIRE!” — yeah, how DARE he divert money to the crisis on the border rather than throw it at corrupt officials in the middle of nowhere fighting a genuine rainstorm! That Orange devil!

SIGH.

[fruser1]

My relatives in FL only care about cat 3 and up.

[AF_Blue]

It’s currently a TS, and expected to hit PR, then strengthen to a Cat 2 by the time it reaches FL? Yeah, riiiiiight.

Where’s Jim Cantore when you need a hyperventilating drama queen to report weather?

[Openurmind]

Just checked up on our resident Freeper in Puerto Rico and he shared that it might hit the VI harder than them there.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3770164/posts?page=38#38

[KC Burke]

Center of circulation is breaking and possibly reforming as it is passing east and north-east of PR.

Long load.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/sat/satlooper.php?region=05L&product=ir