devinp267
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- Sep 15, 2015
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Well I'm headed to work @3 (lowes) lord knows I'm not in a mood.:enrage:
What sort of an impact do those have? Depressions and storms I mean. Grounded flights and the like?
Us Florida Folk Would much rather live out our mad max fantasy at Costco thank you very much lolJust curious about water running out at stores. Do many or most people not have some sort of water filtration system at home such as from your fridge or a reverse osmosis filter under the kitchen sink? Even a simple Brita to filter your own tap water. Here in California, I have several 5-gallon jugs and one even has a spigot on it for easy dispensing that I just fill with my own filtered water in preparation for earthquakes.
Absolutely not. No. Please no.
The 3 major models all have it at a Cat 3 at landfall. The NOAA model has it hitting Melbourne. The USA model has it hitting Jacksonville. And The European model has it hitting Palm Beach.
I'm voting for Palm Beach for two reasons:
1. less impact on HHN
2. I hope Mar a Lago gets a direct hit and is wiped from this Earth (I hate golf :thumbsup: )
anyways, here's my forecast track loop for Dorian, NOAA model:
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difference between 2pm and 5pm advisories:
2PM:
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5PM:
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I hate to be that guy, but let's not root for certain places to be devastated by a hurricane. People live there.
I'm voting for Palm Beach for two reasons:
1. less impact on HHN
2. I hope Mar a Lago gets a direct hit and is wiped from this Earth (I hate golf :thumbsup: )
anyways, here's my forecast track loop for Dorian, NOAA model:
View attachment 10749
difference between 2pm and 5pm advisories:
2PM:
View attachment 10752
5PM:
View attachment 10753
European Model:
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BTW - great website for viewing different models (GFS aka american, ECMWF aka European and others in one page): ECMWF Model - Tropical Tidbits
yeah this model...
(Cat 5 into Port Canaveral)
Unbelievable that this was forecast to be, at worst, a low wind Tropical Storm just under 48 hours ago.
That's hurricane season for ya. Now let's hope that it goes down a notch, because I don't want to lose power for a week (again).