I've been burned before with T.D.'s flaring up overnight but it
appears that our T.D. #15 will probably be T.S. Keith tomorrow.
Back in 11/22-23/88 the Florida west coast was struck by a T.S. Keith.
As it came ashore north of Tampa Bay, I saw sustained winds of 75 mph in
Sumter County as Keith interacted with a frontal boundry. TIA had winds
to 63 mph.
73 And Take Care,
Thomas Giella, KN4LF
P.O. Box 1987
Plant City, Fl. 33564
Grid Square- EL88wx
CQ Zone 5
kn4lf{at}webtv.net
KN4LF 160 Meter Amateur Radio Resources Site:
http://kn4lf.tripod.com
Florida Tropical And Severe Weather Resources Site:
http://kn4lf.tripod.com/index-3.html
Florida Winter Weather Season Discussion Site:
http://kn4lf.tripod.com/index-10.html
Giella Weather Forecasting And Consulting Site:
http://giellaweather.tripod.com
Continental Weather Corporation Site:
http://www.aallweather.com
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