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July 15th 05, 10:32 PM
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dxAce wrote: The Hurricane Watch Net is currently active on 14325. On present course and speed, Emily will come dangerously close to the southern shores of Jamaica late Friday night. Any slight track movement to the right suggests a possible direct hit. Even with a near miss as presently forecast, with the strongest winds on the right side, and considering the mountainous terrain, there could be a significant impact. http://www.hwn.org dxAce Michigan USA No sooner did I post this the net went down. There are no new activation plans posted at this time but I'm sure they'll have something up soon. |
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