Ernesto....An Update......

[Glenn and Lorraine]

This AM I posted in another thread that we would be spending Labor Day right here in Clearwater

This morning Tropical Storm Ernesto's projected track kept it out in the Gulf of Mexico. The current projection has it just off the Clearwater shore at 2 PM Wednesday. Even for a Tropical Storm, that is much to close for me. I am now planing on pulling out of here no later than early Tuesday Morning.
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As of this morning Ernie's projected track is more towards the East coast of Florida and away from us. The projected tracks for the past few days have continued to move more easterly each day and there is a good possibility it could be down graded after passing over Cuba.
Although we are still getting ready to pull out Tuesday AM the forecasts this evening and tomorrow morning could have us staying put after all.

Not to worry, I am no fool. We are watching the storms movement constantly and if need be I can be out of here in a matter of minutes. The only thing left to do is the electric and water. If need be I can leave them and the CG manager will pick them up and hold them until our return in October.

BTW-Thanks for all the well wishes. We really do appreciate them.
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Glenn
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