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Taintrunner posted:jesus christ. even new york? it does show up in fact!
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NASA GMAO more like NASA LMAO
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extremely low-energy little marco https://twitter.com/EricHolthaus/status/1297918681289285633
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SKULL.GIF posted:extremely low-energy little marco *goes to applebees* so isn't it pretty much guaranteed Houston is going to get clobbered? 95W between 29N and 30N on that map actionjackson has issued a correction as of 17:14 on Aug 24, 2020 |
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the storm being in that position would give New Orleans hella storm surge
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El Burbo posted:the storm being in that position would give New Orleans hella storm surge I believe the only channel we get storm surge from is the Mississippi, and that's actually quite low right now.
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actionjackson posted:so isn't it pretty much guaranteed Houston is going to get clobbered? 95W between 29N and 30N on that map https://spacecityweather.com/laura-moving-near-cuba-confidence-increases-slightly-in-track-forecast/ this is worth a read edit: i'm getting strong rita vibes from laura, and that really hosed up the texas/louisiana border area
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https://twitter.com/Dave_Nussbaum/status/1297935215780859904 Seems weird for it to still be a hurricane by the time it gets to Arkansas. Do they often retain their strength that far in? Is Laura just a speed demon?
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PostNouveau posted:https://twitter.com/Dave_Nussbaum/status/1297935215780859904 i think you might be right about the wind speed. rita was a category 3 when it made landfall, but it significantly slowed once it hit land. idk what's up with this one.
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Aug 24, 2020 20:39
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Marco will have inundated things, so increased water surface plus no mountains makes louisiana an extension of the gulf
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i say swears online posted:Marco will have inundated things, so increased water surface plus no mountains makes louisiana an extension of the gulf It's clear skies here but I dunno about the rest of the state.
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Food Boner posted:or they are too busy working and rent to do it gently caress If someone is renting the house it's on the landlord to keep it safe, not the people paying rent. You can bet your rear end the landlords show up to the municipal meetings to bitch about having to make any sort of contribution to fire safety ("we own 8 properties! we'd have to do this 8 TIMES!")
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i say swears online posted:Marco will have inundated things, so increased water surface plus no mountains makes louisiana an extension of the gulf Ah yeah, the "brown sea" idea that helped power that tropical storm remnant to the Great Lakes a year or two ago, right?
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Some of the Euro models have the storm staying more west and making landfall in East Texas. It's really just going to depend on how strong the ridge of high pressure is over Florida/Alabama in the next day or so. If it's stronger it may steer the storm further west into Texas.
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i say swears online posted:Marco will have inundated things, so increased water surface plus no mountains makes louisiana an extension of the gulf also something like 2/3rds of the state is underwater for more than half of the year under "normal" conditions
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NHC now puts Laura as a major hurricane at landfall, and the track keeps nudging west with every update. Houston might be in for a rough time.
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It’s not looking good, no https://twitter.com/tropicaltidbits/status/1298234023748280321?s=21 It’s also possible that the intensity forecasting is being too conservative on this
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Am I reading that chart right, it's projected to have higher than 110mph sustained winds on landfall?
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Yes that is correct
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FlamingLiberal posted:It’s not looking good, no Category 3 doesn't sound that bad
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CODChimera posted:Category 3 doesn't sound that bad cattingburger
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CODChimera posted:Category 3 doesn't sound that bad *Pounds fists on table* Cat! Five! Cat! Five! Cat! Five!
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After Harvey I'll take a cat 5 thats in and out in a day quote this after i am dead
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lets just hope it makes its way to cat 6 because then its just network cables draped over houses and power lines
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smh kids today don’t remember category 3 and category 5 cables
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My parents bought a cheap house in a community completely destroyed by Rita. They're panicking pretty badly right now, they never got the federal grant money they were promised to raise up their house so they're shoving all their stuff into a trailer and heading north. Hopefully it's a nothingburger but their fields flood in a slight rain so I'm not optimistic.
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Hearing through the grapevine Cat 4 is on the table. It's shaping up to be a monster. Hopefully it splits that difference between Houston and New Orleans and only levels Lake Charles.
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Aug 25, 2020 17:32
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The region between Houston and Port Arthur is basically one big petrochemical complex lol
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Lining up hurricanes cat 1,2, and 4
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Zeno-25 posted:The region between Houston and Port Arthur is basically one big petrochemical complex lol it's endlessly funny to me that they named the chemical plant town outside of lake charles "sulphur"
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Zeno-25 posted:The region between Houston and Port Arthur is basically one big petrochemical complex lol More accurately, Port Arthur to Lake Charles.
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PostNouveau posted:Hearing through the grapevine Cat 4 is on the table. It's shaping up to be a monster. Hopefully it splits that difference between Houston and New Orleans and only levels Lake Charles. don't believe him, all the grapevines burned down in CA
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C2C - 2.0 posted:More accurately, Port Arthur to Lake Charles. Ah so right where it's currently forecasted to go Cool, cool
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Oh no please, not our precious petrochemical plants. Please destroy a highly populated area instead.
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Lake Charles is already an unmitigated shithole. Who will notice the difference?
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PostNouveau posted:Oh no please, not our precious petrochemical plants. Please destroy a highly populated area instead. if they hit the right plants maybe we can get both!
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actionjackson posted:Did Marco just completely die out? Yeah something called "wind sheer" killed it. I understood it for exactly 5 minutes after the youtube man explained it but now that's completely gone.
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12z euro with a real spicy meatball
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PostNouveau posted:Oh no please, not our precious petrochemical plants. Please destroy a highly populated area instead. No kidding, the Gulf has seen enough ecological disasters as it is
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