Traffic cams in southern Florida are picking up tornadoes. Wouldn't that be about a *****? Trying to evacuate the hurricane and get stuck in traffic, only to have a tornado land on your ass.
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My work computer is blocking so many pics.
as of 1115am local. let's see how it changes
A few minutes ago on the Naples cam, I watched a guy come out with a chair hanging from one hand and an obviously heavy backpack hanging from his other hand. He disappeared under the pier.
I told a coworker he must be a TX transplant.
I told a coworker he must be a TX transplant.
Aww, man. They just switched it over to only Englewood, FL. It is getting saucy there, but I wanted to see the others too.
I'd show her some white caps.Mikeyshooter said:She seems nicetamuags08 said:Flood simulation to show how high the storm surge from Hurricane Milton could get. This is a wake up call to leave if you haven't already 😬🫣pic.twitter.com/K14xRo47GA
— Volcaholic 🌋 (@volcaholic1) October 8, 2024
the quad cam is back now.
even 30 min later i can already tell the surge is moving inland
even 30 min later i can already tell the surge is moving inland
These ****ing guys in Naples out there with surf boards
Any good Tampa live cams?
The quads from the one I posted is currently on Naples. That surge is definitely starting to move in.
sure is. not a bad view either!
schmellba99 said:They all chain fap it when things like this happen, it is what they live for.Charlie Murphy said:
"This is astronomical"
"I don't know how to meteorogically describe"
Noah loves this stuff.
Now that we are all looking for live feeds, I feel the need to bring this back up.
The things that this will do to people's lives is awful and I think everyone agrees with that. However, you gotta admit that its incredible and awe inspiring how powerful nature is.
I wonder what happened to the guy in Naples with the chair and booze.
Tons of tornadoes. Bigguns too
Wedge tornado in Clewiston, FL!
— Dylan Federico (@DylanFedericoWX) October 9, 2024
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That water really seems to be coming in fast in Naples.
Even the surfers have buggerd off.
Even the surfers have buggerd off.
Lt Dan down in Tampa Bay refusing to leave his 20 foot boat that he says will float no matter how high the water gets. Tampa police says they will have to forcibly remove him if he doesn’t leave. pic.twitter.com/lB6rVGkVZ3
— Skip Westfall (@Swestfall) October 9, 2024
Homeless guy living on his 20ft sailboat won't leave it.
A rising tide lifts all idiots to the afterlife.
— Scottacular (@Scottcrates) October 8, 2024
pic.twitter.com/7xJ361hXdE
I know they should, but can you forciebly remove someone? Seems a bit slippery to me.
Welcome to the China Club
"Here's the pitch...POPPED it up! Oh man, that wouldn't be a home run in a phone booth."
-Harry Carey
"Here's the pitch...POPPED it up! Oh man, that wouldn't be a home run in a phone booth."
-Harry Carey
Very slippery… he's an idiot but he has the right to be an idiot, so long as he isn't breaking any laws (which he isn't to my knowledge), without fear of government intervention.
I'm not sure either, the issue is then that you have to have responders around, and in danger themselves, to keep tabs on the lunatics that refuse to listen to orders. I'm not sure if they've declared martial law yet or not, but they should have. That opens up policing powers to circumvent some existing laws.Charlie Murphy said:
I know they should, but can you forciebly remove someone? Seems a bit slippery to me.
Frankly, they should just be left alone and told, if they do not evac there will be no help coming for them for days. Too often people just don't believe what they're being told and by the time they're finding out, it's way way way too late to save them. ****'em, let them die if they're too stupid to live.
This.Charlie Murphy said:
I know they should, but can you forcibly remove someone? Seems a bit slippery to me.
If he wants to win a Darwin Award, let him.
Sometimes you cannot save people from themselves.
Not one single resource should be devoted to that guy at this point.
Once they declare it a certain type of evacuation zone, I belive theyve said you are on your own. Not sure why they would devote time to removing him at this point.
Even if its 1-2 officers that have to wrangle him out of that thing, their time is best spent doing value added activities.
Even if its 1-2 officers that have to wrangle him out of that thing, their time is best spent doing value added activities.
Welcome to the China Club
"Here's the pitch...POPPED it up! Oh man, that wouldn't be a home run in a phone booth."
-Harry Carey
"Here's the pitch...POPPED it up! Oh man, that wouldn't be a home run in a phone booth."
-Harry Carey
Got damn. That's scary
Weird how that is what I said earlier, but you basically said I was a monster for thinking that.
if they can remove him under some "emergency act", then that should frighten everybody. but it wont.
Not really, but if you fill out a butthurt report, maybe STAFF will bring back your deleted post.
I hope he makes it through and is just boot scootin along in his boat saying I told you so to all the naysayers.
Check the roads...no traffic this morning. If you were a Tampa, Sarasota or Ft. Myers resident, early today was the perfect time to evacuate rather than joining the madhouse of 48 hours ago. And best move for a lot would probably be south to Miami for Ft. Lauderdale.
Roads still gonna be a mess with all the naders popping up.
Meh. Had you been prepared to leave at 8AM this morning, there was zero traffic and you'd already be kicking it at your destination. Even leaving now, while a bit more dicey, is way better than gambling being stranded on the side of the road after a 12hrs in gridlock.
Looks like it shifted south based on my hurricane tracker on MyRadar. This is best case scenario for Tampa bay and the surrounding area. Storm surge on the north side will not be anything like the south side
Cleetus riding it out.
Big tornado wrecking havoc on southwest Florida. Fort Myers and north fort Myers specifically. #HurricaneMilton @ReedTimmerUSA pic.twitter.com/iSGbG0UBsa
— Brian Conley (@B_conley25) October 9, 2024