Jump to content

the ghost of leroy

Members
  • Posts

    3,745
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by the ghost of leroy

  1. It’s rapidly intensifying and feeling the dry air and shear on both of its eyewalls. Super epic.
  2. Maybe a member or two here can come help you with the Davis. We need data.
  3. We have actually mellowed out a ton over the years
  4. i think we could see a 100mph storm in the next 12-18 hours
  5. when the black new supermoon makes the king tides go whoosh whoosh
  6. new black supermoon and the king tides. yall better get up to speed on the lingo, because it makes the storm cooler sounding.
  7. we've really become desensitized to the risk the FL peninsula experiences. another period like the 20's-50's will happen and we'll have plenty of double strike threats. some of the posts in the main thread lack historical understanding.
  8. the day is still young, my friend. it's not even noon out here in the liberated zone.
  9. that's a terrible thing to call njwx85's euro pbp
  10. hwrf got michael right is the new euro nailed sandy...everyone fix your bingo sheets...
  11. maybe he'll get flown out on a c-130 after haiyan if the roads are blocked. he's pretty good at figuring it out and has more resources at his disposal now that he's filming for a show instead of freelancing.
  12. Yeah. I think he is all eyewall all the time. This is his scariest chase from an outside perspective.
  13. Not only that, but it puts pressure on roads, hotels etc that people from the NC landfall zone will need.
  14. Diana 1984 looped and hollowed itself out...cat 4 down to kinda crappy cat 2 before landfall. #garbagehistory
  15. My grandparents lived in Bay St Louis at the time. They evacuated at first towards my aunt in Tampa, then the hurricane turned so they went home, then it turned back and they said screw it and rode it out. I remember thumbing through an album that had their hurricane party pics in it. Total rager. That eye video is still amongst the best ever. Another thing I remember is this photo, which is one of the iconic hurricane pics of the 80's. I used to have a book with it on the cover.
  16. I looked around on the JMA site all afternoon and found a few places that had max winds around 30 m/s, which is about 70mph. Most of the places had hours of 20-25 m/s winds so it was a prolonged gale for sure. I doubt the highest winds were sampled but I bet this was a cat 1 at landfall. Himiwari 9 loop of landfall... http://col.st/ebQlF
×
×
  • Create New...