It seems its time and a half if you are called in to work but if you are scheduled to work that day its regular pay.
**** 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Monitoring Disturbance in the Caribbean | South Florida on Notice ****
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I lived in Clearwater many years ago when I worked for the cable company down there Brighthouse and 1 thing I remember about that entire Tampa St Pete Clearwater area was how flat the entire area was and all the houses were 1 level with small yards. That was around 1993-94 so I dont know how its changed if it all since then but if its still like that God help them all. On a side note there was a sub sandwich place in Tampa that had the best subs I ever had I cant remember the name but it was always packed and they had outdoor service with benches. They had a turkey,roast beef with beef salami and diced lamb with that awesome sauce with pickles thin sliced onions on sour dough hoagie. Just awesome
Milton threatens to reach max limits, sparking calls for a new Category 6 designation for hurricanes
“This is nothing short of astronomical,” Florida meteorologist Noah Bergren said late Monday as Milton reached sustained winds of 180 mph and “gusts 200+ mph.”
By Patrick Reilly
Oct. 8, 2024
nypost.com
“This is nothing short of astronomical,” Florida meteorologist Noah Bergren said late Monday as Milton reached sustained winds of 180 mph and “gusts 200+ mph.”
By Patrick Reilly
Oct. 8, 2024
Milton threatens to reach max limits, sparking calls for a new Category 6 designation for hurricanes
“This is nothing short of astronomical.”
nypost.com
was it Mickey's or Brocatos?
that name Brocatos rings a bell for real. they also had the gyros where they sliced the chicken lamb or goat right in front. that white spiced sauce they had made everything sandwich awesome.
Down to 160, but still a cat 5. The NHC is shifting the track further south.
Down to 160, but still a cat 5. The NHC is shifting the track further south.
Keep that shit north
Hurricane Milton strengthens to Category 5 as it approaches Florida: Live updates
Hurricane Milton strengthens to Category 5 as it approaches Florida: Live updates
President Joe Biden warned that Milton could be one of the worst storms to hit Florida in a century and urged residents to leave “now, now, now.”
www.usatoday.com
Yes I am lolMan, I know you watching these updates like
Made a list of stores you plan to loot yet?
yuuup......when that mayor said get out or you are going to die,,no one ever said that shit before...Man, I know you watching these updates like
I’m in Atlanta
ATL Georgia I thought I told you
Florida Jail in Hurricane Milton Danger Zone Won't Evacuate Inmates
Hurricane Milton was classified as a Category 4 hurricane on Tuesday, with maximum sustained winds of 155 miles per hour, making it 2 mph shy of a Category 5 hurricane.
After hitting Category 5 status on Monday, the storm weakened slightly but appears to be intensifying again. Forecasts show Milton making landfall in Tampa on Wednesday night or early Thursday morning, but the expected wind speeds and exact location of landfall are still uncertain.
On Tuesday afternoon, a Manatee County Jail deputy told Newsweek that the jail is in the Zone A evacuation zone. Manatee County has issued mandatory evacuations for all people in Zones A and B.
"We do not issue evacuation orders lightly," Manatee County Public Safety Director Jodie Fiske said. "Milton is anticipated to cause more storm surge than Helene. So, if you stayed during Helene and got lucky, I would not press my luck with this particular system."
Florida jail in Hurricane Milton danger zone won't evacuate inmates
Officials have been urging residents to heed evacuation warnings before Hurricane Milton hits Florida's western coast.
www.newsweek.com
The storm is at 155 mph. Tampa does not look likely to take a direct hit, and landfall should be south of the city.
Tampa is still going to see some interesting facts but Fort Myers and Sarasota. Yeah, you guys might as well abandon that part of Florida. And as I keep telling y’all Florida is going to be underwater soon.The storm is at 155 mph. Tampa does not look likely to take a direct hit, and landfall should be south of the city.
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The storm is at 155 mph. Tampa does not look likely to take a direct hit, and landfall should be south of the city.
As a professional, what's your opinion of what next year's hurricane season would look like in the event of a Republican win in November, and they are able to fulfill their plan to either gut, or outright eliminate the National Weather Service, the NOAA, and FEMA? With climate change being what it is, I don't think this aspect of their plans to foul up this country has been talked about nearly enough, if at all.
This is a good question. I've been wondering about this as well.
I don’t watch baseball so have at it.
Can you please link some sources indicating that that is their plan?