Stormy Hurricane Season for 2009

Many predictions for another stormy hurricane season is due this year. With the hurricane season starting on June 1st even the legislature in Tallahassee. Governor Charlie Crist was talking on capitol hill about the upcoming hurricane season after NOAA release their predictions.

Governor Crist urged Floridians to prepare for the hurricane season predicted by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to be near-normal this year, with a 70 percent chance of nine to 14 storms.

Four to seven of those storms could turn into hurricanes, and up to three could be category three, four or five, NOAA said, while Crist said Floridians should be "like a Boy Scout or Girl Scout" and prepare for the upcoming season.

NOAA’s seasonal hurricane outlook does not project where and when any of these storms may hit. Landfall is dictated by weather patterns in place at the time the storm approaches.

For more information about the upcoming hurricane season from NOAA click on the link below:

NOAA 2009 Hurricane Outlook

Tampa - TBARTA Master Plan for long range rail in Florida

On Friday April 24, the Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority revealed it long range goals for the regional transit plan to the public.

Here is a picture of the proposed rail system on the east coast of Florida.



TBARTA LATEST NEWS LETTER.
http://www.tbarta.com/sites/tbarta.com/files/press-room/May09_Newsltr_%2851109%29-Web.pdf

TBARTA Brochure
http://www.tbarta.com/sites/tbarta.com/files/press-room/TBARTA-Broch_9x12_FINAL.pdf

MyFlorida Green

With Florida taking an aim at going green. A lot of very good websites have popped up with some very interesting information for the public. I found one site that has a extensive list of helpful tips to save the public money while helping the enviroment.

Check out our conservation tips to see how you can get started.