Hurricane Katrina - I

[Smiling JOe]

Re: TS Katrina

West may be "best" as it relates to the worst of the surge and a "hit" but I am afraid with the beating the SoWal dunes/beaches have taken in the past 12-14 months that being anywhere in the "cone" is not going to be good.

I vote for orange or purple (sorry to the people in those paths). We are hoping for the best and that the TS just dies (not likely) but at worst it helps push more sand up onto the SoWal beaches :clap_1: :clap_1: :clap_1:

It looks like we will know by Monday evening.

wetwilly

I don't remember which storm shot up throught Mexico Beach area last year, but during that storm, the sun was shining in SoWal and the wave action was slim to none. Maybe that is why I cannot remember the storm's name.

 

[pgurney]

Re: TS Katrina

Just so there's no confusion, the purple line has moved from going out in the Atlantic to hitting west of us. My vote is no longer with purple!

For anyone interested, this link is to a forum for weather professionals and enthusiasts. You can get a little more in depth information than the NHC provides most of the time. It can get a little hard to read because these folks get hyped up about and look forward to big storms.....they see it from a completely different perspective than we do.

 

[beachmouse]

Re: TS Katrina

All the models seem to have been trending eastward for the past day, and almost all of them seem to be saying somewhere between Tyndall AFB and mouth of the Suwannee River for a second Gulf of Mexico Landfall. So not too bad for SoWal, but the already erosion prone Cape San Blas could take some damage, and if you're an Apalachicola Bay oyster fan, grab some of them now, since they're smack in the line of the cone right now.

 

[Excalibur]

Complete HURRICANE KATRINA Information

Stay Tuned to WGTX AM 1280 and WWW.WGTX.COM for Complete Up to the Minute Weather Advisories, Live NEXRAD RADAR, and Hurricane Katrina Forecast Maps.

WGTX is tracking Hurricane Katrina as it impacts South Florida and enters the Gulf of Mexico. Hurricane Katrina is forecast to impact the Florida Panhandle on Monday. WGTX AM 1280 will have backup Broadcast power in place throughout the storm's potential impact.

 

[EZ4144]

Re: Complete HURRICANE KATRINA Information

Why can't I pick up your station on 30A? I need more conservative true patriot americans voices in my car.

 

[Excalibur]

Re: Complete HURRICANE KATRINA Information

You can pick us up in most places on 30A right now, and we are DOUBLING our FCC Licensed Broadcast Power in the very near Future. This will give us crystal clear coverage all of the way up and down the coast and 25 miles out to sea.

You can also listen to the Live Webstream at www.wgtx.com

 

[FoX]

Re: Complete HURRICANE KATRINA Information

Wasn't it Seaside Radio that spammed the board during the last hurricane?



That's a mighty harsh lineup of programming you got there wgtx - lookin' to scare some people outta their shoes so they'll be to scared to leave the house and keep tuning in?

 

[Smiling JOe]

Re: Complete HURRICANE KATRINA Information

EZ4144, you know you can volunteer to DJ at the 30-A radio station?

 

[Moondance]

Re: Complete HURRICANE KATRINA Information

EZ4144, you know you can volunteer to DJ at the 30-A radio station?

You GO boyyy! I bet Sweet Al would love to have The Earl on his show. Maybe it could start with an interview of The Earl? He could expose the flaws in our thinking and the error of our ways. How about a debate featuring The Earl and Comm. Meadows?

Excellent programming idea...:clap_1:

 

[Excalibur]

Re: Complete HURRICANE KATRINA Information

The Talk Programming is for just Certain Day Times. Right Now Till 9:00pm we play Rock n' Roll Oldies............