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where's jeff now.. he's down. is there another good hurricane thread?
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Shear Modulus posted:let me stop you there it’s funny because kamala jerking off fracking was the first time I saw even the vote blue no matter who people I know get pissed off at them not that it’ll matter but
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Oct 9, 2020 23:02
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atomicgeek posted:I realize literally anyone can post on Medium, but this article has stark graphics of exactly this phenomenon (article is extensively footnoted and fact-checked as well). It's pretty chilling. oh yeah they've got this map  there's another worse one of these that i can't seem to find right now that also represents as water any "land" that's submerged more than half of the year
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Oct 9, 2020 23:10
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https://livestormchasing.com/map for those wanting the live views
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tater_salad posted:where's jeff now.. he's down.
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Oct 10, 2020 01:51
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Jeff just came back on again, he is north of Lake Charles now
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:oh yeah they've got this map Anecdotal, but for over a decade I spent tons of time down at the Bar Pilot’s facilities at the mouth of Southwest Pass (the Mississippi River’s main outlet into the Gulf.) There was literal sandy beach on either side of the Pass extending about 100’ or so to the Gulf. 3 days after Katrina, I went down to that area in a crew boat and the beach was gone completely & never reappeared since.
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Oct 10, 2020 02:07
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jesus, lake charles is so boned
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Oct 10, 2020 02:09
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It's pretty much through that southern area. Reportedly the wind got up to 90 MPH in Lake Charles. They were on the western side which wasn't as bad as the part of the storm that hit Jennings
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Oct 10, 2020 02:17
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Is this the "Big Fat Nothingburger" thread?
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fuckingtest posted:Is this the "Big Fat Nothingburger" thread? this is the thread of the steady drip of drops into the bucket of total coastal uninhabitability Egg Moron has issued a correction as of 04:32 on Oct 10, 2020 |
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Oct 10, 2020 03:09
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Weathergeddon 2020-
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Getting premonitions of the future politics surrounding redrawing maps to reflect climate change and ending up literally living in Borge's fable.
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Oct 10, 2020 03:48
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weathergeddon 2020: The Gulf loves to piss on Louisiana
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atomicgeek posted:I realize literally anyone can post on Medium, but this article has stark graphics of exactly this phenomenon (article is extensively footnoted and fact-checked as well). It's pretty chilling.   this picture is the reward for scrolling all the way through that article
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Oct 10, 2020 21:36
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louisiana is interested in retaining that historic coastline because they already get hosed by only being allowed to exercise state taxes on activities up to 3 miles off the coast (other states get 9-10) so if that line got pulled way back there's a shitload of offshore oil platforms that would suddenly only be subject to federal taxes
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Oct 10, 2020 21:46
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:louisiana is interested in retaining that historic coastline because they already get hosed by only being allowed to exercise state taxes on activities up to 3 miles off the coast (other states get 9-10) I'm presuming Texas and Mississippi get the 9-10? Why does Louisiana get only 3?
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Oct 10, 2020 21:58
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News is saying there's potential tornadoes in South west Georgia and it's all moving north east https://www.wsbtv.com/video/live-stream/
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Oct 10, 2020 23:18
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Yes I believe that is related to the remnants of Delta
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FlamingLiberal posted:Yes I believe that is related to the remnants of Delta dang they really do control things in Georgia, huh
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Oct 10, 2020 23:32
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Not seeing any insane and disturbing storm footage here. wtf was this hurricane boring as hell or what?
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Oct 11, 2020 02:20
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Thesaurus posted:Not seeing any insane and disturbing storm footage here. wtf was this hurricane boring as hell or what?
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Thesaurus posted:Not seeing any insane and disturbing storm footage here. wtf was this hurricane boring as hell or what? Landfall went really well. It weakened really fast and went a bit east of Lake Charles and hit the middle of nowhere instead.
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https://twitter.com/danpeckwx/status/1314739439592185856?s=21 I had not seen this, but the landfall ended up being just 12 miles from where Laura was
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I looked around Twitter and it seems like the biggest problem from Delta in Lake Charles was flooding Part of the issue is trying to tell what damage was caused by Laura or Delta since so little had been cleaned up prior to Delta’s arrival
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Oct 11, 2020 03:31
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delta probably just blew away the first storm's damage, so problem solved
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SKULL.GIF posted:I'm presuming Texas and Mississippi get the 9-10? Why does Louisiana get only 3? I’m pretty sure just Texas and Florida’s west coast get the 9 nautical miles. Every other state is 3 Edit: yeah. https://govinfo.library.unt.edu/oceancommission/documents/full_color_rpt/03a_primer.pdf HashtagGirlboss has issued a correction as of 04:12 on Oct 11, 2020 |
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Oct 11, 2020 04:01
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mississippi extended theirs up to 9 miles years ago, though it was done by state law so idk how the feds handled that
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Thesaurus posted:Not seeing any insane and disturbing storm footage here. wtf was this hurricane boring as hell or what? sounds good then?
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:mississippi extended theirs up to 9 miles years ago, though it was done by state law so idk how the feds handled that That’s super interesting and I didn’t know that, but I’m not sure how that would work because the three miles is set by federal law after the Supreme Court basically held states had no jurisdiction off shore so I think they’d be pretty effectively preempted there
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quality content https://twitter.com/sfdb/status/1316538967181926400?s=20 and lol still more storms I feel like even though this season has been active as hell, it hasn't been catastrophic enough to penetrate the insanity of everyday life in US America. Ending things with one gigantic gently caress you storm that rips right through Florida on the eve of the election, loving up voting completely and casting doubt forever on the results of the election would be wild.
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I'm less concerned about 93L, which right now the GFS/Euro don't like, and more concerned about that system just off of South America which the GFS really likes to develop into a hurricane late next week and gradually move north over Cuba into South Florida. The Euro likes that 3rd system at the top to turn into something as it heads generally towards FL, but the GFS doesn't like it. Regardless it looks like a potentially busy week for us here in FL next week
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Egg Moron posted:quality content Lol a giant hurricane sitting between west palm beach and the bahamas for 3 weeks would be on point for 2020
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Our local Orlando meteorologist (who is very good), is just generally saying that FL could be affected by something between the 25th and the 27th, but it's way too far out to know if it will come from the South like the GFS model believes, or from the East which the Euro seems to believe. It's also impossible to know how strong when we're 10-12 days out.
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