HURRICANE HEATHER APPROACHES FLORIDA COAST
From the Miami Herald:
... Meteorologists report that the Florida Coastline near Miami may be struck sometime this week by a category 5 hurricane, now brewing in the Carribean 750 miles southeast of Bermuda. Dubbed "Heather," this storm is boasting 165 mile per hour winds, and is meandering slowly towards landfall, expected sometime either Thursday evening or Friday morning. City and Dade County officials are bracing for the effects, indicating that if no change in the course of the storm is noted within the next 48 hours, evactuation will be ordered by Wednesday morning. National Guard, Police, and even PTA troopers are being placed on high alert to help deal with the storm's aftermath, should it make landfall near Miami...
... Meteorologists report that the Florida Coastline near Miami may be struck sometime this week by a category 5 hurricane, now brewing in the Carribean 750 miles southeast of Bermuda. Dubbed "Heather," this storm is boasting 165 mile per hour winds, and is meandering slowly towards landfall, expected sometime either Thursday evening or Friday morning. City and Dade County officials are bracing for the effects, indicating that if no change in the course of the storm is noted within the next 48 hours, evactuation will be ordered by Wednesday morning. National Guard, Police, and even PTA troopers are being placed on high alert to help deal with the storm's aftermath, should it make landfall near Miami...
posted by C. Cicconi @ 9:32 AM
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At 8:21 PM,
GreyWolf said…
We could write a story about the storm.... This couple, Steve and Rebecca White, are besieged by the incomming hurricane. Will they survive? Or will the storm rip thim off this mortal coyle?... the title will be Heathering Whites
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