Florida Cracker (Broward County), who has some pictures. I particularly like the second picture in this post.
Eye of the Storm is tracking (from Tally town) and providing some good info and explanations. Latest update is here
Boudicca’s Voice has an ISP down but still has power and is posting via a friend.
Babalu Blog(Miami) has things under control… or did yesterday. We haven’t heard from him yet today.
Transterrestrial Musings is blogging and hurricane blogging.
Andrea Harris (Orlando area) is still up and running. She’s promising pictures… if her power lasts.
As for me, we are now getting feeder bands through. Fairly wild, but nothing like Charley. We’ve got tropical storm conditions and are under a flood watch.
This is an open thread for hurricane discussions. Please feel free to track it if you are blogging the hurricane. If you are a non-blogger, and in the path of the storm, leave a comment and let us know how you are doing! I’ll update this with other bloggers in the path as I find them. But right now I want to go ahead and publish just in case the power goes out or something.
[update] More hurricane blogging:
GoSC’s Ramblings, located in Melbourne.
WeatherBug, who actually flew down for the hurricane (it takes all kinds!).
Pious Agnostic (love that blog name), from the Orlando area [Sun: his blog is locally hosted… looks like they’ve lost power].
Noble Pundit (Central Florida) says it’s going to mess up his Labor Day Weekend. He’s also doing some tornado blogging. (Ack!) [Sun am update – he’s still online]
Inoperable Terran (near Apopka) [update] has now lost power. 
[me update] 
The reason those of us who just went through Charley are worried, even if we may not get more than a tropical storm. This is one of the piles of debris on my street.
Hey, you’re missing the link to my post!
Comment by Andrea Harris — 4 Sep, 2004 @ 12:29
I am blogging from the Orlando area as well, until the power fails. Just in case you’re interested…
Comment by Pious Agnostic — 4 Sep, 2004 @ 15:06
I’m actually in Winter Springs, about 10 miles north of Orlando proper and about 4 miles south of the Sanford airport.
Nothing came of the first tornado warning. I just wonder how long it will be before the next one comes along…
Comment by Chris Noble — 4 Sep, 2004 @ 20:23
Don’t worry about the warnings. Just get under cover (somewhere with no windows) if you hear something that sounds like a freight train approaching…
Comment by Kathy K — 4 Sep, 2004 @ 20:36
Hang in there. I hope it’s over soon.
Comment by bryan — 4 Sep, 2004 @ 21:41
Unfortunately “soon” seems to be the one thing it’s not going to be.
Comment by Ian S. — 4 Sep, 2004 @ 22:55
I’m up and running finally. I am just so glad that thing was only a 2 when it hit! If it had been a Cat 4 sittin’ there spinnin’ off the coast, we would have been in a whole heap of trouble.
Comment by Boudicca — 7 Sep, 2004 @ 22:07
Glad to hear you are back up! If Frances had been Cat 4 when it hit, I doubt either of us would be posting right now.
Comment by Kathy K — 7 Sep, 2004 @ 22:29