Intersection: Which way will tides move any oil if it comes close to Florida? Also, The 2010 Fringe Festival
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
By: Mark Simpson

May25, 2010: You've heard about the loop current in the Gulf of Mexico, but it's not the only factor that determines where oil will end up. University of Central Florida Coastal Engineer Scott Hagen runs a model to determine what impact tides could have on Florida's east coast and potential oil. We also talk with Orlando International Fringe Theater Festival organizer Beth Marshall, and the star of the one man show "Fruitcake: The 10 Commandments of the pysch-ward", Rob Gee.

WMFE asked UCF coastal dynamics engineer Scott Hagen to model what would happen if oil reached Florida's East Coast.  Find out the results on Intersection

UCF Coastal Engineer Scott Hagen

Part of Orlando for the past 19 years, the 2010 Orlando International Fringe Theater Festival is pushing cultural boundaries this week.  Beth Marshall and Rob Gee provide an inside look at one of Central Florida's most unique happenings.

Fringe Theater Festival Organizer Beth Marshall and Performer Rob Gee

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