This shit lmao, them storms like you’ll ain’t forgetting about us, fuck the election, fuck them wars
it’s about us
**** 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Monitoring Disturbance in the Caribbean | South Florida on Notice ****
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it’s about us
A lil cool front gonna keep it away
Well, that’s going to be a little bit close to Florida than comfort according to the last computer model (GFS 18Z)
It is still showing up
Good stuff, Easy.
Looks like the Canadian is in agreement, and the ECMWF is hinting. We’ll see.
The way this season have been going I won’t be surprised if see something in December.
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I’m never buying a house in Florida
If it comes true then it’s possible that it can interact with the jet stream and also cause potential winter weather in the northeast.
Easy, me and my moms are from NC, dad is from St. Petersburg, Fl. I think I said before that I've been through many bad thunderstorms and hurricanes down there. Grandma's house was across from the Salt Creek which I never seen it rise above 2 or 3 feet from the front step in the 70's and 80's. My aunt told me that the past hurricane Helen and Milton flooded the house and the water was waist deep. Shit is inconceivable since I use to play in the aftermath of those thunderstorms.
The GFS and ECMWF models agree that a hurricane should hit South Florida.
The GFS and ECMWF models agree that a hurricane should hit South Florida.
A week before Thanksgiving? It's still technically hurricane season but this has to be some kind of record.
We had seasons where there were active storms into December, but none made US landfall. It could be some sort of record if it makes landfall.
I have a co-worker that works remotely in FL.
She told me that after her dad dies, she's packing up,...selling the house, and moving back to Harlem.
She can't stand FL cuz of all the hurricanes...it's costed her tens of thousands of dollars every year.
god damn. i'm out of here. fuck this shit.The GFS and ECMWF models agree that a hurricane should hit South Florida.
same areas of Florida bout to get hit again......
at some point mufuckas gotta say enough is enough and move.....
If they don’t, the insurance companies is going to say that
Are the property taxes and insurance really that high now?
Median property tax in Florida is $1,773.00 per year for a home worth the median value of $182,400.00.
So for those with $300k-400k homes, they are pretty much paying double that.
Homeowners insurance and flood insurance are separate purchases.......but its not that much.
Some people would just rather keep that additional money in their pocket. Flood insurance thru NFIP is usually around $65 a month or $781 a year.
Im seeing stories that after the great migration and all the house prices went up, that in 2023 after properties were re-assesses the property taxes are up to like 5-6k and after all the storms insurance is about the same.
I looked at a couple properties in the Tampa area and the taxes are up significantly
Florida woman's botched 'Botox' excuse to apply for hurricane relief
Veronica Torres, 44, was arrested Friday on a charge of filing a false public assistance claim, a third-degree felony.
Florida woman uses ‘botox’ to explain age in fraudulent hurricane aid, police say
The 44-year-old woman in Bradenton, Florida, an area which had been affected by hurricanes Helene and Milton, is accused of using her mother’s name and information to submit a claim for almost $8,000.
www.nbcnews.com
Combined losses from Helene and Milton to eclipse $1 billion in Sarasota, Manatee counties
With damage still being assessed, the twin-terrors of Helene and Milton are on track to be among the costliest storms ever for Sarasota, Manatee area
www.heraldtribune.com
Veronica Torres (pictured), 44, was arrested Friday after attempting to file for hurricane relief using her mother's name and claiming she looked younger because of Botox
I’m pretty sure she voted for TrumpFlorida woman's botched 'Botox' excuse to apply for hurricane relief
Veronica Torres, 44, was arrested Friday on a charge of filing a false public assistance claim, a third-degree felony.www.dailymail.co.uk
Florida woman uses ‘botox’ to explain age in fraudulent hurricane aid, police say
The 44-year-old woman in Bradenton, Florida, an area which had been affected by hurricanes Helene and Milton, is accused of using her mother’s name and information to submit a claim for almost $8,000.
Combined losses from Helene and Milton to eclipse $1 billion in Sarasota, Manatee counties
With damage still being assessed, the twin-terrors of Helene and Milton are on track to be among the costliest storms ever for Sarasota, Manatee areawww.heraldtribune.com
Veronica Torres (pictured), 44, was arrested Friday after attempting to file for hurricane relief using her mother's name and claiming she looked younger because of Botox
This was 5 days ago from Accuweather. Sara just fell apart across the Yucatan Peninsula. It never became a Major Hurricane or even a Hurricane for that matter. Highest winds were 50 mph. They called for a Cat 2 Hurricane landfall in my viewing area of Southwest Florida, an area already on edge after 3 storm surge events this year from Debby, Helene and Milton. The Accuweather cone was reckless and irresponsible. They put it out too early (again) when the forecast was still highly uncertain and before the NHC released their official forecast (they never called for Sara to become a hurricane). I do believe Accuweather has good meteorologists, but the administrative / business decision to release these cones should be reconsidered in the offseason. It caused unnecessary stress to my viewers in Southwest Florida and dozens of "is this true?!" emails.
Woman using mom's ID for hurricane funds claimed Botox is why face doesn't match license: Cops
A Florida woman who allegedly attempted to use her mother's identity to steal hurricane relief funds tried to claim that she looked younger than her photo ID because she got Botox.
lawandcrime.com
Florida woman blames botox when accused of faking mom’s identity to get hurricane aid
Police said the 44-year-old claimed she was forced from her home due to damage caused by Hurricanes Helene and Milton
www.independent.co.uk
Atlantic hurricane season is coming to an end — will the US be ready for the next one?
The federal agency that studies storms faces an uncertain future.
www.theverge.com
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