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wxctintern
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It's a miracle! The Weather Channel is pre-empting Storm Stories to cover Hurriciane Katarina as it heads over Flordida.
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toby
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> It's a miracle! The Weather Channel is pre-empting Storm
> Stories to cover Hurriciane Katarina as it heads over
> Flordida.
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> Stories to cover Hurriciane Katarina as it heads over
> Flordida.
And there was great rejoicing.<P ID="signature">______________
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> It's a miracle! The Weather Channel is pre-empting Storm
> Stories to cover Hurriciane Katarina as it heads over
> Flordida.
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They better be. That was a topic today in The Situation Room, so I would HOPE a weather channel would at least try to compete with CNN.
Oh, and it's Florida.
> Stories to cover Hurriciane Katarina as it heads over
> Flordida.
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They better be. That was a topic today in The Situation Room, so I would HOPE a weather channel would at least try to compete with CNN.
Oh, and it's Florida.
I hate to criticize this wise move by The Weather Channel, but...
Florida's already taken one on the chin from a more powerful hurricane this year. So why are we stopping now to cover the landfall of a Category 1 hurricane?<P ID="signature">______________
The only thing I gotta do is stay terrestrial and die!</P>
Florida's already taken one on the chin from a more powerful hurricane this year. So why are we stopping now to cover the landfall of a Category 1 hurricane?<P ID="signature">______________
The only thing I gotta do is stay terrestrial and die!</P>
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Jeffmidtown
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> I hate to criticize this wise move by The Weather Channel,
> but...
>
> Florida's already taken one on the chin from a more powerful
> hurricane this year. So why are we stopping now to cover the
> landfall of a Category 1 hurricane?
>
Possibly because this could be the start of 72 hours of hell and worry for residents of Florida. The storm was pretty unusual with it moving across the state and staying a hurricane, heading back into the Gulf and forecast to hit the Pensacola to Big Bend area on Sat night as a possible category 3 storm.
And it hit a heavily populated area like Miami/Ft Lauderdale,plus with the incredible amounts of rain and the 1 million plus without power, I think TWC was right to be all over this storm.
Just my .02 worth...<P ID="signature">______________
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> but...
>
> Florida's already taken one on the chin from a more powerful
> hurricane this year. So why are we stopping now to cover the
> landfall of a Category 1 hurricane?
>
Possibly because this could be the start of 72 hours of hell and worry for residents of Florida. The storm was pretty unusual with it moving across the state and staying a hurricane, heading back into the Gulf and forecast to hit the Pensacola to Big Bend area on Sat night as a possible category 3 storm.
And it hit a heavily populated area like Miami/Ft Lauderdale,plus with the incredible amounts of rain and the 1 million plus without power, I think TWC was right to be all over this storm.
Just my .02 worth...<P ID="signature">______________
</P>
> > I hate to criticize this wise move by The Weather Channel,
>
> > but...
> >
> > Florida's already taken one on the chin from a more
> powerful
> > hurricane this year. So why are we stopping now to cover
> the
> > landfall of a Category 1 hurricane?
> >
>
> Possibly because this could be the start of 72 hours of hell
> and worry for residents of Florida. The storm was pretty
> unusual with it moving across the state and staying a
> hurricane, heading back into the Gulf and forecast to hit
> the Pensacola to Big Bend area on Sat night as a possible
> category 3 storm.
>
> And it hit a heavily populated area like Miami/Ft
> Lauderdale,plus with the incredible amounts of rain and the
> 1 million plus without power, I think TWC was right to be
> all over this storm.
>
> Just my .02 worth...
>
I agree. A category 1 hurricane may not be the worst, which it isn't, but it is still dangerous. <P ID="signature">______________
Check my website www.freewebs.com/radiostuffandnews
</P>
>
> > but...
> >
> > Florida's already taken one on the chin from a more
> powerful
> > hurricane this year. So why are we stopping now to cover
> the
> > landfall of a Category 1 hurricane?
> >
>
> Possibly because this could be the start of 72 hours of hell
> and worry for residents of Florida. The storm was pretty
> unusual with it moving across the state and staying a
> hurricane, heading back into the Gulf and forecast to hit
> the Pensacola to Big Bend area on Sat night as a possible
> category 3 storm.
>
> And it hit a heavily populated area like Miami/Ft
> Lauderdale,plus with the incredible amounts of rain and the
> 1 million plus without power, I think TWC was right to be
> all over this storm.
>
> Just my .02 worth...
>
I agree. A category 1 hurricane may not be the worst, which it isn't, but it is still dangerous. <P ID="signature">______________
Check my website www.freewebs.com/radiostuffandnews
</P>
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MattB
Guest
> So storm stories was pre-empted for a story on a storm.
> Novel!
>
Reality TV at its best =)<P ID="signature">______________
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> Novel!
>
Reality TV at its best =)<P ID="signature">______________
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