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Well a 40mph wind is probably enough to stop an electric car.
It is rough on a bicycle too.
Where’s she going to be Sunday? I will be at the beach, and she better not pay a visit!
Emily is dead..
http://classic.wunderground.com/tropical/tracking/at201105.html
Was Emily ever alive?
No, but she will live on as the most over-hyped cloud ever in the Caribbean….
….they are so desperate it’s disgusting
Now they are trying to make all sorts of excuses for those pathetic computer models
Emily will make a left turn and get you for that, Latitude. You should wait for her to play with the fishes in the mid Atlantic before bad mouthing her! 😉 It is unprecedented and they may have to run through two years of names for this “Active” season.
what was the criterion in the past?
No, but she will live on as the most over-hyped cloud ever in the Caribbean….
…A record which will last for precisely as long as it takes the next tropical wave to emerge from the coast of Africa.
I think Franklin flew over my house last night! Next up Xavier or Zelda!
I am predicting the possibility of 78 clouds being named this year in the Atlantic. Global Weirding!