CraigKressel wrote:Its raining here not really windy yet, I am about to get hit by the eye of it in 8 hours or so though.

FSUKW wrote:

CraigKressel wrote:Its raining here not really windy yet, I am about to get hit by the eye of it in 8 hours or so though.

They eye is the best part to get hit by.

CraigKressel wrote:

FSUKW wrote:

CraigKressel wrote:Its raining here not really windy yet, I am about to get hit by the eye of it in 8 hours or so though.

They eye is the best part to get hit by.

That is not true the inside of the eye doesnt have the wind but the outside of it has the highest speed winds and does the most damage. Really this thing is getting weaker though so I am not as concerned it already slowed down to 120 mph max speed winds, it will probably be like 90 mph winds by the time it gets here.

FSUKW wrote:People on Facebook are idiots. Attention whore drama queens..... :facepalm

bigbluebazooka wrote::facepalm

Spoiler:

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Fort Lauderdale police arrested 9 people caught by Local 10 cameras looting Fort Lauderdale business despite the dangerous winds and heavy rain from Hurricane Irma
Local 10 cameras caught a group breaking into the Simon's Sportswear on Sunrise Blvd. and Powerline Road.

The group of about 8-9 people broke through the front window and were seen walking in and then walking out with stolen items.
The group then began looting a Footlocker and CashAmerica Pawn Store in the same area. 
Hours later, the Fort Lauderdale Police Department tweeted that they had caught the criminals.
"Going to prison over a pair of sneakers is a fairly bad life choice," said Fort Lauderdale police chief Rick Maglione. "Stay home and look after your loved once and be thankful they are all safe."
The Broward Sheriff's Office immediately reacted to Local 10's report, tweeting "ATTENTION LOOTERS; Every incident will be investigated. Evidence collected will be used to pursue charges after the fact."
Meanwhile, the Pembroke Pines Police Department issued a stern warning, tweeting "Any looters who come to Pembroke Pines will be greeted by our officers. Choose wisely and stay home."
South Florida law enforcement officials promised to police the streets to prevent looting, but with unsafe winds currently pummeling the region, it's not known if units are currently on patrol.

https://www.local10.com/weather/hurrica ... ale-police

FSUKW wrote:

bigbluebazooka wrote::facepalm

Spoiler:

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Fort Lauderdale police arrested 9 people caught by Local 10 cameras looting Fort Lauderdale business despite the dangerous winds and heavy rain from Hurricane Irma
Local 10 cameras caught a group breaking into the Simon's Sportswear on Sunrise Blvd. and Powerline Road.

The group of about 8-9 people broke through the front window and were seen walking in and then walking out with stolen items.
The group then began looting a Footlocker and CashAmerica Pawn Store in the same area. 
Hours later, the Fort Lauderdale Police Department tweeted that they had caught the criminals.
"Going to prison over a pair of sneakers is a fairly bad life choice," said Fort Lauderdale police chief Rick Maglione. "Stay home and look after your loved once and be thankful they are all safe."
The Broward Sheriff's Office immediately reacted to Local 10's report, tweeting "ATTENTION LOOTERS; Every incident will be investigated. Evidence collected will be used to pursue charges after the fact."
Meanwhile, the Pembroke Pines Police Department issued a stern warning, tweeting "Any looters who come to Pembroke Pines will be greeted by our officers. Choose wisely and stay home."
South Florida law enforcement officials promised to police the streets to prevent looting, but with unsafe winds currently pummeling the region, it's not known if units are currently on patrol.

https://www.local10.com/weather/hurrica ... ale-police

There is video.

EB, they are black. (I know you're going to ask...LOL)