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Yup, on the current track (which has been very stable) the only places winds may approach 40 mph would be from north of Tampa inland through maybe Gainesville and Lake City, then back around to St. Marks, mainly on Wedensday. Gusts to 40 mph might be possible from there northward to the RIGHT...

Crescent will not be impacted.

To answer Penny's original question, wind should be below 40 miles an hour in all inland areas as the storm passes. However, knowing CSX, they never miss a chance to at least stick Amtrak, so there could be some delays/cancelations while the storm passes. But by Friday, it should be long...

Exactly, the hardest part of running a weather consultantcy is not predicting what the storm is going to do, it's predicting what NHC is going to do about the storm. LOL

Americans are an exceptional people, and we will not allow ourselves to be beaten in this race to the bottom.

Pretty much. Want a cheap roomette fare? Step #1, build a time machine...

I doubt it. Read past the headline.

It's Beech Grove, not Rocky Flats... ... ...

I just wish people would stop overreacting to the flowers on the dining tables going away...

When did I start working for Amtrak??? :confused:

And I thought the 123 steps at Queensway London was deep down...

Your stale plastic wrapped blueberry muffin and gogurt breakfast will look amazing... ;)

Need proof of what I'm saying abouy the natural gas? Benchmark price graph...

It's no longer cost effective to do things right.

Here's the background: ERCOT made their power generation forecast based on the expected weather, including full input from their wind, coal, nuclear and natural gas components (Solar isn't all that big here yet). Wind was slightly impacted from freezing turbines, and coal from the low...

Don't forget unchecked capitalism and greedy deregulated providers. They sure play their part too. ERCOT blamed this on "mechanical failures" and "Supply issues"... then late last afternoon, Governor Abbott signed an EO that prohibited Texas Natural Gas from being shipped out of state. All of...

My experience with GrubHub/UberEats/Waitr/DoorDash (yes, all 4, so it's not one and done) is: a) About a 50% success rate in actually getting what I ordered, which can't be fixed during a station stop b) About a 25% success rate in actually getting delivery within a 3-minute-either-way window...

If only people would quit talking about stuff like this, it'd be so much easier to ignore... ;)

Who needs an on-board service chief when your apparent goal is to eliminate on-board service?

Looks like many of us will have our chances soon enough, and the OP shouldn't worry about going to PDX, as the traveling show will soon be coming to a city near him/you...