SandySurvivor
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SE Louisiana looks to be dodging a major bullet this morning
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Wind speeds are higher and pressure is lower. Sandys surge and damage will exceed this one, however
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This looks like it might be slightly worse than Sandy
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Only one model takes this to CAT 4 now. Assuming the majority of models are correct this storm will not ever attain the strength or be as severe as Sandy was. Louisiana is going to luck out on this one.
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In terms of impact this isn’t going to be nearly of severe impact of something like Sandy. Im expecting impacts similar to Nate in 2017
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I am one of the most skilled tropical forecasters on this board. I was ringing alarm bells about hurricane conditions in SNE and RFQ impacts well before anyone else on this board. You have to give credit where it is due. I shouldn't be five posted just because I have skill in forecasting these events.
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Good to see my estimate of the storm impact is gaining traction now among the meteorology community.
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Already completed yesterday
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Sandy was a joke for many until the morning after
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I try to stay with realistic decisions. Great forecasters like myself inform others of what is the most likely outcome.
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I wouldn’t forecast that high. I have a lot of experience forecasting tropical systems and the waters will be too cold to get that much. This is going to be a billion dollar disaster
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Called it yesterday Those boaters should have listened to me
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you guys need to listen to me more
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If I lived on the coast I would get out now.
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I thought Sandy was a joke until it hit
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increasing chance ms someone sees an RFQ hit from CT/RI border north and east from there. Wouldn’t be surprised to see winds over 100mph from Providence thru Boston.
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we have everything packed and ready to evacuate I expect impacts of worse than Sandy but not as severe as the 1938 storm
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This is going to be worse than Sandy
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Key Messages: 1. Henri is forecast to be near the northeast coast of the U.S. on Sunday and Monday, and the risks of storm surge, wind, and rain impacts in portions of southern New England and eastern Long Island are increasing. Watches will likely be required for portions of this area on Friday. My family and I will begin our evacuation plans this afternoon to beat the traffic
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My chase of Fred was a bust, however your post has me on high alert . This has all the potential to be worse than Sandy. Going to begin enacting our family evacuation plans tomorrow if these trends continue.
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Weather is slowly deteriorating here. Partly Sunny with winds around 15mph.
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When a red tagger on this board says they have a strong feeling Miami will see a hurricane that holds more weight than a non red tagger bringing up an NHC forecast that is 4.5 hours old.
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I’m rethinking my decision of Islamorada based off your feelings on this. Going to lose my deposit on the hotel here, however it’s best to be safe. May leave prior to the 11pm advisory. Don’t want to get stuck in the roads when everyone realizes what’s coming. Do you think NHC goes right to a Hurricane watch for Broward and south at 11pm?
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Should I consider moving a few miles inland to avoid surge and flooding? I'm setting up my chase location in Islamorada now, however these posts make me nervous that it could get bad.
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TY TY This is great news. Where do you think the best place for me to set up to see guaranteed Tropical Storm force conditions with the possibility of Hurricane conditions?
