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Local channel https://www.mysuncoast.com/ Center looks to be headed to Sarasota as of now If that is the case, Tampa will get hit with most of the rain

He is still in Tampa this morning.... So there is good news

I'm thinking Jim Cantore is in Bradenton/Sarasota.....Phucky

Until Jim Cantore leaves Tampa..... I won't panic. If he comes south to Bradenton or Sarasota I will panic

Currently hope the Euro AI model or Canadian model are correct

Carnac says..... Google it

Verizon working here

Would be faster to drive the 5 hours to get the measurements, or phone a neighbor. As indicated, unless someone has the exact boat

You will have to measure what you have

Jim Cantore is in Tampa

If it was loose, the hydraulic force will have It unscrew. Should be a jam nut, if not red loctite

Any standing water is from the eastern moisture that rained yesterday. We won't feel effects of Milton until about 10am Wednesday morning

Looking at the hull and dimensions, it appears to be nearly identical to the 1985 Bayliner Capri 1950

in the stickies is a thrunderbolt troubleshooting guide

Boats and RV pulled close to the house, storm panels up. Just got fuel. Most stations are out of fuel

Remove rubrail insert. Remove screws. Cut the sealant . Remove cap.

It's staked. Use a Dremel (or a good pocket knife) and remove the stakes. Then I would use a cut-off wheel in the Dremel and cut a slit in top to get a screw driver in to pry out

If it goes south, it will be weaker and much less storm surge. Worst case, it hits just north of Tampa and Manatee/Sarasota gets the surge. Our barrier islands are toast. If it hits just south of Tampa, Lee/Collier counties get the surge

Spending the day putting up hurricane panels

Different fuel mapping due to the different temperatures the block runs at