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OK baizuo posted:Keep an eye on this if you're more towards Mobile/Pensacola I've already got my important stuff ready to go, but I guess I'll be filling up the ole duffle bag when I get off work. e: and my boss at my other job called me this morning and said a co-worker missed a couple of days last week and wanted to know if he could take my shift tomorrow. I'm in the 4-8" of rain range as it stands so I thought for a second and was like "uh, yeah." Chief McHeath has issued a correction as of 22:11 on Aug 28, 2021 |
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PostNouveau posted:God speed, trash can stay safe trash can ghost
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Derek Fcking Carr posted:Hurricane PTSD is extremely real and sucks This is 100% true, even if you don't get stuck in an attic from flooding. The tremendous amount of fury, the aircraft runway decibel levels thrown about by hurricanes are absolutely jarring.
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I'm in the Florida panhandle and there are lot of people that evacuated here that want to go back home or are worried about their loved ones at home. Given Florabama, I've been surprised at the number of people that have expressed concern on FB, NextDoor etc. What are the best south Louisiana mutual aid orgs to direct funds to?
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Mindy is hitting right about where Hurricane Michael did three years ago. Might do a bit more damage than a 45mph sustained storm usually would. Weakened trees more prone to falling, etc. The Gulf is just an absolute tinderbox right now and forever. The whole thing has nearly 90° water temps and tropical systems start to stir at anything over 80°.
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Sep 9, 2021 00:58
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BIG HEADLINE posted:Goes through November. Last year Hurricane Iota ran from 11/13-11/18. Can't wait for hurricane season to be 12 months long.
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Sep 20, 2021 17:21
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Also not enough raking.
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Sep 30, 2021 19:33
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They could just rake the snow 
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Dec 29, 2021 17:49
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Bob Socko posted:A week ago, it was one degree. One! Today, it’s 41. I'm currently sitting at 73°, my forecast says at sunrise tomorrow it will be 34°.
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Rynn posted:Imagine how it’ll be a decade from now. "No." - Boomers
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Just talked to my nephew in KY, he said when he woke up this morning there was nothing and now there's almost eight inches of snow in his yard.
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A few friends and I were driving to Florida during the 2004 tsunami and listening to the news go from "dozens may be dead" to "hundreds" to "thousands" to "tens of thousands" to "hundreds of thousands" during the 17 hour drive. I just can't wrap my head around the mindset of people that are like "yeah bro there's gonna be a tsunami let's go to the beach and jump in the tsunami, bro, we can post it on Insta!" or "I should take my infant child to the beach when there could perhaps be a tsunami."
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Fetlife Kuli posted:only a small fraction of the people who died would have known better. the last tsunami was long out of living memory (the 1860s) and a century of colonialism and state-building would have disrupted the oral traditions that cultures who regularly experience tsunamis are passed on to the next generations. in fact, most of the inhabited areas that managed to escape the tragedy were rural villages where people still knew the stories and scrambled inland. and because the last indian ocean tsunami was in the victorian era and the region is surrounded by developing counties, no one had bothered to install an early warning system. I was talking about the video someone posted where Aussie police were telling people to get off the beach, the bros and person with infant child I mentioned, who had significant warning and went to the water anyway, not the people caught completely off guard by the 2004 tsunami.
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Jan 16, 2022 19:30
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TarpShield cars go farther.
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Cup Runneth Over posted:I don't ever want to hear the term "multiple vortices" again Sorry then.
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Mar 6, 2022 16:15
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73° this afternoon, when I leave for work today morrow it'll be around 37°.
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I'm not saying that rich people's homes and possessions burning away is good, but I am ABSOLUTELY NOT saying that it isn't good.
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shame on an IGA posted:well might as well complete the triumvirate of Nickelodeon's only three paid sponsors in the early 90s I've gotten iodine on everything oh god please someone help me I need the didi seven pronto Like am I missing something or did homes used to have bottles of iodine all over the place ready to stain everything you owned or what?
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May 18, 2022 16:50
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spacemang_spliff posted:you never used iodine as an antiseptic? Actually, yeah, I do remember iodine being around my grandfather's farm buildings for scrapes and such, but I guess I was one of those fancy people that mostly grew up with Neosporin. I guess I missed out on the great iodine panic where it was absolutely everywhere staining sheets, couches and your shirt right before your very important business presentation.
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Penisaurus Sex posted:heat index in Savannah hit 130 today Isn't the whole of the southeast under a Heat Advisory with heat indexes 110°+ today?
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NeonPunk posted:Speaking of Arizona What is this poo poo https://twitter.com/tahin1981/status/1539128441823449091?s=20
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I hadn't bothered to look at the tropical storm/hurricane names this year. I'm placing bets on Earl, Gaston, Shary and Virginie.
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https://twitter.com/NWSNHC/status/1572694608093810689?s=20&t=wCpkhua8MIlp3qPQiPH1MQ Does this mean anything
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Just went to Publix here on the far west end of the panhandle. Since the water was all gone and people appear to be actually preparing, I'm ready to confirm it will not make landfall anywhere west of Tallahassee.
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Sep 25, 2022 21:01
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What kind of person gets their food from a farm? Just go to the grocery store, idiots.
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Koirhor posted:why the gently caress do you even have a yacht in memphis, gfy Because that way it isn't in saltwater. My friend's dad had a boat in Key Largo for years and years, and when he retired he moved it to the Ohio River.
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Oct 21, 2022 00:38
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thinking to use an electric blanket layered between two tarp
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Nov 17, 2022 03:02
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That’s 50mm or about two inches per year, and seven inches in six hours, yowza.
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Nov 28, 2022 05:02
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“Cold weather is cold every year, people shouldn’t worry about several consecutive days of below freezing temperatures” I say as I turn all my faucets on so my pipes don’t freeze because it’s 40 degrees.
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Dec 14, 2022 15:22
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Dustcat posted:oh yeah they didn't just like throw a tarp over them, they put up wood frames with proper sheet plastic what makes you think they need more than tarp 
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Dec 18, 2022 18:39
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I feel bad for the people in Texas, like as individuals having to go through unnecessary and unreasonable suffering, but I don’t feel bad at all for Texas because because they do this poo poo to themselves again and again.
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is the “Cleveland superbomb” a variation of the Cleveland steamer I don’t know about or what
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is there a problem with moist dome or
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May 16, 2023 02:36
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we gon go through the alphabet and the greek alphabet and start naming storms like, hurricane ampersand, hurricane prince symbol
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May 31, 2023 03:21
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Complications posted:living in CA and watching the fire smoke cover the rest of the US like a guy tied in a chair watching a testicle smashing machine moving towards us smash other people's testicles yeah
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Lacrosse posted:I have a friend in the panhandle of Florida who was talking about getting hit with a derecho. If that's the same storm then drat did that thing travel far. Pensacola Beach had a confirmed tornado Thursday night.
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Jun 18, 2023 01:07
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im about to move to a new apartment which one does weed smoke
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spacemang_spliff posted:it was really humid (still is, it's 80 and foggy over any big grassy patch right now lol). IDK what exactly the humidity was but it was high. I think the actual heat index was like 110-112. I went outside and didn't die but it sucked. hotter today?
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