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GOOD TIMES ON METH posted:Euro track would also allow it to go back out into the Gulf and presumably power back up to wipe another panhandle city off the map 
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Aug 28, 2019 21:22
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Aug 28, 2019 21:29
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https://twitter.com/RyanMaue/status/1166799921929961472 I'm the trackthat crosses the Appalachian mountains from the west and then restrengthens into a hurricane over Chesapeake Bay
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Aug 28, 2019 21:35
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soy posted:Maybe/probably, but my favorite is the TABS model that has it pwning florida, then floating back around and pwning it again. the tabd model is i assume formed around the idea that god hates communists and will try to steer every hurricane towards cuba
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I've lived in Orlando for the 12 years but it feels like a hurricane season has only been significant in the past three or four (nothing compared to like, Andrew of course). The irony of evacuating is that my closest family members live in the Panhandle and New Orleans. Being without power sucks so I'll probably do it unless Dorian miraculously fucks off tomorrow or goes down to a tropical storm.
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Gareth Gobulcoque posted:man I love hurricanes They're cool and since I live in the PNW I personally invite people in the southeast states to laugh at us when Vancouver, Seattle, and Portland get owned by a megaquake sometime in the next 50 years
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Destroy My Sweater posted:Being without power sucks so I'll probably do it unless Dorian miraculously fucks off tomorrow or goes down to a tropical storm. At this point I wouldn't wait 24 hours, start preparing now. The earlier you leave, the easier it'll be.
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Luneshot posted:At this point I wouldn't wait 24 hours, start preparing now. The earlier you leave, the easier it'll be. Yeah, my girlfriend's a teacher and it really depends on whether or not she gets Friday off. If so, we're gone.
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bvj191jgl7bBsqF5m posted:They're cool and since I live in the PNW I personally invite people in the southeast states to laugh at us when Vancouver, Seattle, and Portland get owned by a megaquake sometime in the next 50 years lol yeah i wonder if trump is gonna deny or duck with disaster relief aid like he did with  that would own
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Aug 28, 2019 22:34
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I'm tapping into all of the hurricane rum and tropical fruit supplies to blend of a mango papaya rum smoothie. Now drinking out of celebration that San Juan was spared rather than out of fear
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Can't believe Jose has another wedding to attend already
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So no mega-rainfall this time?
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Notorious R.I.M. posted:Can't believe Jose has another wedding to attend already it’s hard to top that picture of the balcony patio with clogged drains causing the water to rise up the glass sliding door 
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Aug 29, 2019 00:09
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https://twitter.com/IlhanMN/status/1166847991971495942 RIP Puerto Rico... Again!
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420 Gank Mid posted:https://twitter.com/IlhanMN/status/1166847991971495942 as usual,
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the bitcoin of weed posted:as usual, The border crisis is an emergency so seems logical to use federal emergency management funds to deal with it.
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soy posted:don't get too excited, mara lago is probably built to exceed building codes. builders only do that when they get paid prediction: Dorian damages a landscaping shed at mar-a-lago, dipshit tries to funnel a few million in FEMA funds to it, liberals go "a-HA, finally caught 'em!", no one to the right gives a poo poo, nothing happens
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soy posted:The border crisis is an emergency so seems logical to use federal emergency management funds to deal with it. Lmao.
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Rev. Bleech_ posted:builders only do that when they get paid Never repeat a grift: quote:Trump received a $17 million insurance payment for hurricane damage to Mar-a-Lago after the 2005 Atlantic hurricane season, for damage to the “landscaping, roofing, walls, painting, leaks, artwork in the — you know, the great tapestries, tiles, Spanish tiles, the beach, the erosion,” as he described. Anthony Senecal, Trump's former butler at the resort and later its "in-house historian," said some trees behind the resort had been flattened and some roof tiles were lost, but “That house has never been seriously damaged. I was there for all of [the hurricanes] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mar-a-Lago#Hurricane_insurance_claim
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:https://twitter.com/RyanMaue/status/1166799921929961472 Lol if Panama City gets another major hurricane this year, hope the Air Force gets all the F-22s out of dodge this time.
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Stairmaster posted:So no mega-rainfall this time? last i heard it's kind of a slow moving storm so if it hits the east coast it'll have storm surge over multiple normal tidal cycles. mega-flooding > mega-rains this time around
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Zeno-25 posted:Lol if Panama City gets another major hurricane this year, hope the Air Force gets all the F-22s out of dodge this time. lol how hard is it they fukken fly
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angerbeet posted:Never repeat a grift: why not? it's not like there'll be any consequences
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Florida will get the red carpet treatment because they voted for him.
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ScrubLeague posted:Florida will get the red carpet treatment because they voted for him. Nah, the Panhandle was ignored by pretty much everyone after Michael kicked it around. Going by recent (May?) photos, all they've been able to do is haul away debris.
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I live just south of Tampa near the water, so I'm watching pretty closely. At this point the trajectory is... anywhere in Florida or maybe even south Georgia. Basically useless information until it gets closer.
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Norton posted:I live just south of Tampa near the water, so I'm watching pretty closely. At this point the trajectory is... anywhere in Florida or maybe even south Georgia. Basically useless information until it gets closer. Yeah the latest advisory is out and so far it's still too soon to tell where along the coast it will hit. https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/text/refresh/MIATCDAT5+shtml/291447.shtml quote:The track guidance becomes more divergent beyond 72 hours, primarily due to model differences in the strength of the ridge and whether a weakness develops in the ridge late in the period. The new NHC track forecast is virtually unchanged from the previous advisory, and lies very close to the multi-model consensus. It should be noted that the ECMWF, UKMET, and HFIP corrected consensus models remain south of the official forecast. The spread of the deterministic models and the various ensemble guidance is still considerable at days 4 and 5, and it is too soon to specify where along the Florida east coast the greatest impacts could occur.
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The track is still pretty uncertain but every model seems to be slowing the storm way the gently caress down. The Euro has it landfalling in near West Palm Beach as a category 3/4 and then taking like a full day to get to Orlando and another full day to get to Jacksonville. It feels a bit like Matthew from a few years ago where if the models are a bit too fast then it could just parallel the coast and go back out to sea. Or it just plows through S. Florida and spits back out into the Gulf. Right now it's a real boom or bust forecast depending on like the little nuances of what the high pressure system to the north is going to do.
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angerbeet posted:Never repeat a grift: Anthony Senecal sounds like an interesting man: quote:Senecal has frequently stated that President Obama is a "secret Muslim" and has called the White House the "white mosque".[4] Senecal was questioned by the Secret Service about his calls for the assassination of President Obama. Afterward, he stated that Washington was too far for him to drive to kill the President, but that he hoped somebody else would do it. He said, “I think it should have been done by the military in the first term—they still have a chance to do it.”[1] In an interview with NBC News, Senecal stated that the US should use nuclear weapons in Detroit and Milwaukee to "bomb out" the Muslim populations there.[3]
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Gibbering posted:Nah, the Panhandle was ignored by pretty much everyone after Michael kicked it around. Going by recent (May?) photos, all they've been able to do is haul away debris. As someone with family and friends who had their poo poo completely wrecked by Michael, this is absolutely true. I suspect a big part of why the damage didn't get as much national or state-wide attention was that Panama City BEACH was largely untouched. Panama City proper (not much in terms of tourism, much poorer) and the surrounding rural areas were crushed. I visited a few months ago and there still were plenty of collapsed shopping complexes, signs knocked over, abandoned buildings on every corner, etc.
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Zeno-25 posted:Lol if Panama City gets another major hurricane this year, hope the Air Force gets all the F-22s out of dodge this time.
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Failson posted:Hooray for Puerto Rico getting skipped, my condolences to... Florida and Georgia goons? Too early to tell. It could also come say hi to the Gulf goons, or some combination of all 3.
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Gibbering posted:Nah, the Panhandle was ignored by pretty much everyone after Michael kicked it around. Going by recent (May?) photos, all they've been able to do is haul away debris. what's your av from?
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