HELLO
 
  Like some others, I've been following the track of hurricane Ivan for some days now on the "Hurricane Center" web site, and long before it recently became a fresh news item.Back on Saturday I believe it was, I was reading the "Discussion" section on the HC web site, and read a rather unique comment in there about Ivan.
 
  The comment being that Ivan was/is "unprecedented" for the fact that no hurricane has ever risen to so much strength, so fast, and so early in its development, while as far south, as Ivan did all these things, and this all occurring over relatively cold water, rather than warm water, which is typically what is needed for development.So I thought this to be a rather unique thing for keeping in mind, as Ivan has maintained being a category four or five storm since the weekend until most recently, and this is thought to be only a short term thing.
 
  Ivan is also tracking generally along the same track as Frances, as has also been noted by others, but only slightly further south; meaning that unless the track shifts a good deal over the coming days, the Miami area or the Keys could be in the crosshair of a possible cat four or five hurricane in a few days.
 
  http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
 
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 (LUKE 21:36)
  Watch ye therefore, and pray always, that ye may be accounted worthy to escape all these things that shall come to pass, and to stand before the Son of Man.
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