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tw · 08-13-2007, 06:34 PM

Hurricane Dean is expected to be approaching Puerto Rico on Saturday. Assuming it continues this same curving path, Dean should arrive somewhere between northern FL and the US east coast. This storm has been developing so early since leaving Africa as to be worth significant attention. It will probably skim up the east coast - remain at sea. But we really will not know until maybe the 20th of Aug.

Start looking for sales on hurricane party goods. Mid Atlantic US residents have not had a good reason for a hurricane party in a long time. If you invite Erin, Felix, Gabrielle or Ingrid, they might have such a good time as to return. Select your guest list with care.

08-13-2007, 06:34 PM	#22
tw Read? I only know how to write. Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 11,933	Hurricane Dean is expected to be approaching Puerto Rico on Saturday. Assuming it continues this same curving path, Dean should arrive somewhere between northern FL and the US east coast. This storm has been developing so early since leaving Africa as to be worth significant attention. It will probably skim up the east coast - remain at sea. But we really will not know until maybe the 20th of Aug. Start looking for sales on hurricane party goods. Mid Atlantic US residents have not had a good reason for a hurricane party in a long time. If you invite Erin, Felix, Gabrielle or Ingrid, they might have such a good time as to return. Select your guest list with care.