BB FANS

nope, just a few will die...but those will probably be either standing on the sea front watching the storm surge come in (fools), or they'll be relatively unlucky to get squished by a concrete wall caving in on them.
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*not having realplayer is probably a good thing, its generally too much trouble.

Calrissian: long live DixX...and god bless Exxon...king of TV rips

The 'power' of it is smply awesome....am watching open mouted as it hits land and spreads itslef along the coast..cheers for the link,C!

another day..another storm...

live coverage via...

use windows media player...use 'open url'...

type/copy & paste this !....

mms://video.mpcstudios.com/krgv_live

*Emily is 'bombing out'.

Calrissian:

Am trying to have a look, only trouble is my player keeps buffering, must be loads of people watching.

further links...

I assume the server is collapsing under the strain/ or its due to the local isp starting to feel the whack of a cat3'


http://www.hardcoreweather.com/

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/

particularly....

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/satellite.shtml

if you click on some the storm floater stuff, there is great coverage...

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html

5 storms, and its only July. The sea is simply so warm right now, and will probably remain so for rest of this year.

It's good stuff to watch wouldn't like to be in it though. Like the loop pictures as it spins in. Thank god we don't get them here.