I live in Jax
**** 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Tropical Storm Rafael (60 mph) | Heading to the Gulf ****
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I recall cats saying earlier that hurricanes cannot produce tornadoes.
This one proved it true.
You are correct because I posted an article why hurricanes cannot produce strong tornadoes, but hurricane Milton wasn’t your average hurricane so I take some of what I said back. And these wasn’t no weak tornadoes neither.
That explains it.
Imagine having to shovel sand out your house. FOH I'll take snow over that.
Also, snow can melt, especially with this current climate, but well that’s there forever unless you dig it out with a backhoe.
Why he sounds like Stallone even looks like him lol. Do ya thing LT smh lol
And that's what I tell people all the time when they ask why I prefer blizzards to hurricanes. The snow will pile up but it disappears before you know it. Sand? lolz you'll be digging like an Egyptologist.
I hope my brother sells. He may make a decent penny living on the eastern side of the state. Fuck staying there.
I wanna see a little bit more evidence, but 80% of me believe the picture
I just checked zillow, most of those houses weren't listed for sale in the last week. That's just all the houses on the market.
I do not blame those people. I’ll be out of there, especially as I have a little change to get out. Repairing your house every year is going to make your insurance premiums (if you could get insurance) extremely high.
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I wonder if property value will still remain high.
Funny thing about Florida, they could go a year or two without nothing.
It wouldn't surprise me. Some places will get hit bad others will be spared but I don't put it past idiots buying up those properties even at high values because everyone is always looking to be the next contestant on FAFO.
We were there 12 years and had 4 maybe 5 storms. I remember a tropical depression and then Matthew, Irma, Dorian (not so bad for us) and Ian. Keep in mind those were hurricanes that had impact in where I was, not including Michael which hit the panhandle area.
Northern folks will buy them saying it's not so bad.....lolz
I was about to post the same thing. I been in numerous hurricanes/tropical storms (from Eastern N. Carolina) and each storm has a mind of its own.
Holy Christ!!!!
Those clear folks ain't trying to hear none of that shit. I have a co-worker ( Treasure Island) that had his home hit by both Helene and Milton. He sustained catastrophic damage both times and says he's going to stay put and rebuild no matter what .
What's the protocol if you see a tornado coming down your street like that?
Get in the center of the house or pack everyone in the car and hit the gas?
What's the protocol if you see a tornado coming down your street like that?
Get in the center of the house or pack everyone in the car and hit the gas?
In the basement as soon as the Tornado Warning hits your phone. If you don't have a basement, get in the innermost room with the most walls between you and the outside.
FYI, as it was explained to me:
Tornado Watch = You have all the ingredients in place to make tacos
Tornado Warning = Someone made a taco
Yeah, Milton did what Milton wanted to do And like I stated earlier, those wasn’t weak tornadoes
Soooo you saying the next storm gonna try to outdo Milton?
What's the protocol if you see a tornado coming down your street like that?
Get in the center of the house or pack everyone in the car and hit the gas?
Get in the center of the home. Too many projectiles flying around. Plus, the tornado doesn’t always travel a linear path.
Center of house and hope it skip you
Man, I don’t know.
This one is going to have to be studied. Hurricane Charley had a tornado outbreak, and likely more tornadoes than Milton.
But the shear size of these tornados in a non-baroclinic (temperature difference between hot and cold) environment is wild.
Dude, probably have a horrible past and that’s why he’s probably living in the boat right now.