Jeanne's 5 day

[Tree Machine]

Here's the same image....

 

[Koa Man]

My daughter had a one week vacation at Disney World scheduled for Sep. 18 to Sep. 25. Had to cancel and forfeit $169 hotel deposit. Delta said they had canceled all flights to Orlando. I am sure she and her family would not have enjoyed that vacation very much. They went to Disneyland instead. My next door neighbor had sold his house and was supposed to move to someplace near Miami last week. He is still here. I hope his new house is still standing.

 

[Tree Machine]

Jeanne Damage pics

http://www.weather.com/newscenter/topstories/jeanneslideshow.html

 

[Tree Machine]

Sunday evening, Tampa, it looks like you're easing up. Orlando, you'll be outta the weeds after tonight and RE start your cleanup tomorrrow. You should be getting good at it by now, though ???? tired of it I'm sure.

 

[Tree Machine]

Good morning, Georgia

Wow. 78 MPH (130 KPH). Mother Nature is just pummelling you, Florida.

Jeanne was a scrapping, little hurricane that really gave all of itself to the southeastern United States, especially Florida. I mean, it does a 270 degree right turn out in the middle of the Atlantic, where the water is starting to get cooler. Once she had abruptly changed and directed west, she determinedly held that west course..... Until she perched herself in the middle of the state of Florida. Change course again, just shy of Tampa, strategically veer upstate and go give Rocky a big wet Kiss.

She continued NNW up through the state, hammered Gainesville, and THEN got downgraded to a tropical storm.

Just for fun, I guess, she is now furiously drenching Georgia, and Guess what? Hello Atlanta.

It's easy to see that South Carolina and especially North Carolina, y'll are gonna get whacked from the backside.

With her behavior I expect she'll completely fizzle out right over the eastern seaboard. It'll rain for 2-1/2 days and Jeanne will never really go out to sea. That's because she's the little hurricane that could.

Atlanta, later this afternoon, I wish you much creativity in keeping your spirits up.

Here's todays maps, Monday morning, Sept 27. Georgia doesn't look happy.

 

[Tree Machine]

There !

 

[wct4life]

Hey Treeco,

How's the weather up there?

 

[Tree Machine]

http://www.weather.com/newscenter/topstories/jeanneslideshow.html

Here's 38 images of the damage.

I especially like image # 9 and 24.

 

[Tree Machine]

Here's a show of 228 images. It was really quite an ugly storm, especially when it was young, and hammered Haiti as a tropical storm, killing 4000 with severe flooding and landslides. There are some amazing shots here: http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?p=...icalweathe&i=index&e=1&tmpl=sl&ns=0&l=1&m=&c=

 

[Tree Machine]

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[Tree Machine]

This may be my final Jeanne report, unless I get some rain from her up here in Indiana (not likely).

 

[trees4life]

TreeSpider

Loved what you learned from the storms. We learned some of the same during the blackout of 2003. I'll try to remember them when I visit the sunshine state next month.

Hope this was the last of the storms for you this season, you've all sufferered enough.

 

[Proj Eng]

Look closely at this picture...

Is that a shark's dorsal fin behind him under the rope???

 

[Tree Machine]

very interesting observation.....

 

[Tree Machine]

Here's an auto-run slideshow that got passed along to me. It took a minute to load with broadband, so dial-up guys, beware. The images are compelling.

http://www.silverforkmedia.com/hurricane2004.html