Predicted to be a hurricane by Sunday and headed straight for Cozumel. If it stays on its predicted path it will be here Thursday or Friday. We leave on Tuesday.
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Are you leaving to get out of the hurricane’s way or scheduled departure? We are slated to fly in on Wednesday..Predicted to be a hurricane by Sunday and headed straight for Cozumel. If it stays on its predicted path it will be here Thursday or Friday. We leave on Tuesday.
Scheduled; watch the NHC. TROPICAL DEPRESSION TWOAre you leaving to get out of the hurricane’s way or scheduled departure? We are slated to fly in on Wednesday..
Are you there now and leaving the island Tuesday or flying in?We leave on Tuesday.
On Cozumel now and leaving TuesdayAre you there now and leaving the island Tuesday or flying in?
Beryle is his name to be isn't it?
That's right, your wife's computer dropped the other day. He is now named TROPICAL STORM BERYL and expected to become the first Atlantic hurricane.On Cozumel now and leaving Tuesday
You may want to reconsider. By Tuesday your airline should offer free changes and your hotel as well.We are slated to fly in on Wednesday..
He is now named TROPICAL STORM BERYL
Whats the fun in that?Predicted to be a hurricane by Sunday and headed straight for Cozumel. If it stays on its predicted path it will be here Thursday or Friday. We leave on Tuesday.
Hurricane Isaac devastated Galveston in 1900. Erik Larson's book, "Isaac's Storm" is/was used in college meteorology classes and is a good read. Isaac's Storm - WikipediaIsaac is the one I am worried about, it always seems to be the "I" storms that hit my area. Irma, Ian, Idalia.
Hurricane Isaac devastated Galveston in 1900. Erik Larson's book, "Isaac's Storm" is/was used in college meteorology classes and is a good read. Isaac's Storm - Wikipedia