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Kimber05
August 3rd, 2005, 00:12
TD 8 is born with it forecast to become TS Harvey later tonight.

Good news for florida is its currently located SW of Bermuda and its heading N/NW:thumbs:

Kimber05
August 3rd, 2005, 12:05
Well he never appeared last night but is forecast to reach TS strength today sometime.

I think it will remain quiet until mid august when the "wet pahse returns" and activity should pick up.:(

Claire L
August 3rd, 2005, 12:07
At least this storm is well out to sea and no where near Florida.
Claire ;)

Claire L
August 3rd, 2005, 16:46
Yup its Official TD8 is now TS Harvey!
Claire ;)

Josette
August 3rd, 2005, 17:43
IN the H's already...at least it is not headed towards Fl.

Keith
August 3rd, 2005, 17:58
ok... don't take this the wrong way but... why the interest in non-disney/florida based weather patterns?

I mean I get that they form a long way off shore and can swing into florida, its just that a few people have messaged me asking if all these warnings on a disney site mean that disney is in the middle of storms every other day which of course it isn't sooooo ????

I don't want to stifle anyone's freedom to talk about the weather, heck I'm english, I can talk about weather better than anyone :lol: but seems to me if we spotlight only the ones that are real threats to Florida/Disney, it would perhaps be a little less panic inspiring for people ;) ?

Claire L
August 3rd, 2005, 18:18
But if people read them they would realise that NOT all storms are a threat to Florida. I alos think that just because they aren't near Florida doesn't mean it won;t affect someone who is visiting Florida as a huricane in mid Atlantic could cause travel disruption.
Claire ;)

Keith
August 3rd, 2005, 18:24
yeah and it's only one person's opinion perhaps but when people see the titles on a Disney board, I think they do feel it's imminent and a threat to Disney if you see what I mean?

joanne
August 3rd, 2005, 18:30
The feedback we're getting from members is that it's causing panic, reading threads about *every* storm that forms, no matter how small or large it is.

Storms take a while to move across the ocean and form into hurricanes. Let's try only posting about the ones that are becoming hurricanes rather than every minor storm out there. I'm sure that will still give people plenty of notice :)

Keith
August 3rd, 2005, 18:30
Have to agree with Claire - the only time you hear about a Hurricane in the UK is when its about to hit or has hit. So if you post threads about every Storm people will then realise that the chances of a Hurricane hitting Disney is very slim.


Perhaps a consistent subject then for people who only want to read about ones that are actually a real threat and not every swell out in the ocean ;-)

something like [non-disney] or something better that I can't think of right now :lol: seriously though, so that people not that interested in weather can ignore them all knowing they're not missing out on true imminent useful warnings?


Be not Afraid folks - instead post your views :ship:


Be not afraid of what ?

joanne
August 3rd, 2005, 18:33
The majority of these storms are not going to be a threat to Florida though, so what's the point of posting about them, it's just creating panic and upset, especially amongst those members who live in Florida and have lived through hurricanes.
By saying 'not an immediate threat to Florida' is still implying that it *could* be a threat to Florida.

joanne
August 3rd, 2005, 18:35
But people are afraid JJ. For some it may be fascinating to watch these storms develop and track them. For others it's plain scary :afraid:

You know the number of hurricanes that hit Florida last year? They were reported on here in plenty of time to give those travelling over there notice :)

Claire L
August 3rd, 2005, 18:38
Yes jj don't kn0w why we bother sometimes :(

joanne
August 3rd, 2005, 18:39
Don't worry JJ, just try and restrict posts in future to storms/hurricanes that are looking to be a definite threat to Florida, rather than every TD that develops :thumbs: :)

joanne
August 3rd, 2005, 18:44
Claire, please don't be like that.
We know you've been posting about these storms out of concern that they might become a problem, and it's nice that you care.
But as explained above, it's causing more concern and upset for other members. We're merely asking you to just post about ones that are looking to be a definite threat to Florida.
This is a Florida weather forum after all :wink:

Kimber05
August 3rd, 2005, 18:54
Joanne , Keith and the rest of the community..

There is valid points on both sides , Since it was me who posted this thread in the first place cant we just close it and delete it if it causing some members to worry and be concerned then lets stop it now.

Sorry if i have offended or caused un-needed worries.

joanne
August 3rd, 2005, 18:55
No apologies necessary Steve. We know it was all done in good faith :)

Keith
August 3rd, 2005, 18:55
Joanne , Keith and the rest of the community..

There is valid points on both sides , Since it was me who posted this thread in the first place cant we just close it and delete it if it causing some members to worry and be concerned then lets stop it now.

Sorry if i have offended or caused un-needed worries.

no probs Kimber! thanks for replying and for understanding :)

Melfuzz
August 3rd, 2005, 19:03
Its so easy to talk about every TS I look everyday on the internet to see if there are any storms are brewing dont know why cause it just worries me.

JuniorMickey
August 3rd, 2005, 19:05
Honestly there is more attention to storms that may or may not come near us here than on my local news. I can see where the attention to all of these waves, depressions, tropical storms etc. can freak someone out. So far this year, we're lucky, nothing has come near Orlando (or in my case, Southeast Florida). I understand that because of last year, everyone's guard is up, and it should be, but talking about a storm that is nowhere near the state, isn't going to be anywhere near the state is just worrisome for someone not familiar with these storms.

I understand that being in the UK you don't get the news as we do, but trust me, if a storm looks like it's heading towards us, there will be information. If you look back to last year, we have some very long threads where OKWTink, SorcerMickey, myself and other locals keep everyone informed with what's happening.

:shrug: I just hate to see people worry needlessly