Tropical Storm Bonnie Lands In Florida, Headed For Gulf Oil Spill

AP:

Tropical Storm Bonnie has made landfall in Florida south of Miami with top sustained winds of 40 miles per hour (65 kph).

Read the whole story: AP

Comments

[Levi Erik]

01:25 AM on 07/26/2010

Last week, BP was once again caught lying to the public, this time indirectly, through photoshopped images the oil giant has been posting across their official response website. They disgust me.

Read the full story: http://www.bestfunnyblog.com/world-news/bp-photoshops-pictures-command-center/

[WTFbush]

04:25 PM on 07/24/2010

I wonder what the sustained wind speed is to pick up the oil-ladden sand and water and "mmist all of those residences and business along the coast?

Will BP still want, "to make this right."?

[Levi Erik]

01:08 PM on 07/24/2010

Earlier this week, BP was once again caught lying to the public, this time indirectly, through photoshopped images the oil giant has been posting across their official response website.

Read the full story here: http://www.bestfunnyblog.com/world-news/bp-photoshops-pictures-command-center/

[Seamus45]

10:38 PM on 07/23/2010

A great hurricane map I found.
http://www.stormpulse.com/atlantic

[Erin DeCaprio]

09:42 AM on 07/24/2010

Thanks! My folks live on the east coast of Florida, and I'm always looking for a good map. :-)