Anyone else worried about Danielle?

[Mom21]

I especially like the Crown Weather site because the owner posts the info in a easy-to-understand format, plus he has mentioned on his site that he is a Disney lover! I seem to remember reading he even got married there!

Thanks for the links. He actually has a Disney weather page on the dropdown menu under Southern weather complete with some webcams. Cool.

 

[rn448698]

Oh, I thought this was a thread about Danielle from The Real Housewives of New Jersey.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

According to NHC this low has been downgraded from a 40% chance to a 30% chance of getting tropical storm features.

 

[DisneyWisher]

Oh, I thought this was a thread about Danielle from The Real Housewives of New Jersey.

I laughed so loud I scared my cat that was sleeping by my feet. Too funny. Thanks I needed a good laugh.

 

[marius97]

At least as far as the OP goes, even if it does become a bigger storm, they'll be long since home before it comes anywhere near Florida. Weather.com's statement says that in the unlikely chance that it comes near the U.S., it wouldn't be until the last days of August into Sept.

 

[goin' again!]

Love that link Seahunt! Thanks!

Trying not to be worried about bad weather when we're there. Can't do anything about it anyway, right?

 

[omghidanielle]

Now THAT thread title caught my attention.

A namesake - imagine that.

I thought the same thing!

I was like 'ah, crap. What did I do now?'

 

[atricks]

Danielle, and the one forming behind it are going to stay far far out to sea. Those two, at least, aren't any threat. It's going to be a busy September, though, but no idea if they will come anywhere close to central Florida. Odds are they won't.

I run the flhurricane.com site and I live across the street from Universal Orlando and I'm also pretty big into the parks. The only thing to really affect any of the parks was Charley in 2004.

 

[Seahunt]

I run the flhurricane.com site

Wow, really? I'm impressed! It's one of my favorites

From a FL Res, many thanks for keeping us up to date during the storm season

 

[grimley1968]

I run the flhurricane.com site and I live across the street from Universal Orlando and I'm also pretty big into the parks. The only thing to really affect any of the parks was Charley in 2004.

I was there during Hurricane Frances in 2004. Maybe there wasn't much damage from that one compared to Charley, but I'd call having the parks shut down for 2 solid days a pretty big effect.

 

[Explodo]

I go here to read about impending tropical activity.

http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/search.php?search_id=active_topics

Lots of conversation...good Amatuer Mets...A solid group of chatty Pro-Mets.