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24 minutes ago, METALSTORM said:

The SE forum is mostly comprised of people in the Carolinas. They'll closely follow a 384hr model predicting a trace of snow in the Piedmont but they have 0 interest in severe. Kind of the same with TN Valley. Just how they are. 

Pretty much lol

Looks like decent event, surprised it’s so dead in this thread.

21 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

Just want to give Joel Hans Embiid major kudos. He delivered a special performance tonight. Fun to watch.

Going to be one of the greats, absolute star.

6 hours ago, canderson said:

Was correct - tornado went right through our property in Hughes Springs. Lots and lots of damage in that little town. 

Dang that’s crazy man....guessing tree damage is bad.

Northwestern game wild AF

Just now, Iceresistance said:

Horrible damage in Oklahoma, Texas, and Arkansas. At least EF-4+ from Idabel. 

How was your damage 

Just now, canderson said:

Boston is not high but New Boston has people. Bad bad stuff. 

Is your sister doing okay ?

Holy crap this thing is nasty 

2 minutes ago, canderson said:

Sister is on lake of the pines camping and hiding under their motorhome 

Damn man hope everything goes well, this stuff is scary.

Kinda meh nothing is getting its act together and one good cell is getting messy.

Dfw cells getting act together it would appear.

Looking messy early on, maybe things clean up further we get into event.

They interviewed sanibel mayor and she was pretty unsure of how many were missing and seemed like it was going to take a good while to know numbers.

Georgetown could definitely see some damaging surge.

7 minutes ago, Eskimo Joe said:

Media's imagined timelines on urban search and rescue is. . . interesting. 

Yup lol

2 minutes ago, cheese007 said:

 

 

Great work lol. Yikes.

It mainly will be, just has lulls in between information we are filling in.

4 minutes ago, NavarreDon said:

Yikes!!!
 

 

 

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Jesus

1 minute ago, ag3 said:

 

I didn't see this as much in SC or NC and here on Long Island, it's only in some areas.

Florida was built like a European waterfront, except that in Florida a cat 4 or 5 hurricane can wipe it out in hours.

Yeah you’re right on this, and about Florida having the greatest potential of a catastrophic cane.

Just now, ag3 said:

All hurricanes stall at one point while waiting while interacting with a front or waiting for steering current. Most of the time it's not right nect to land and over the Gulf or Caribbean.

Ian just happened to stall in the worst possible spot possible. Allowed for rapid intensification right before landfall and constant easterly flow for anyone south of the eye.

Very bad luck.

Indeed…and as you said before, it hit an area that is wayyyy overbuilt for it’s circumstances.

2 minutes ago, Chuck said:

I believe that he was referring to the media and not the storms

Bingo.

Eyewall trying to somewhat come back, Ian will not die.

1 minute ago, ag3 said:

 

I was just in SW Florida. From Clearwater Beach to Captiva. Visited all of it and made stops at several of the pristine beaches. The entire time I was thinking, I cant believe what they have built on these barrier islands. It was a disaster waiting to happen. They got complacent and built homes, condos and beachfront buildings where they should not have been.

I'm curious to see if they rebuild to the same extent. If I'm an insurance company I would never again cover any structure on those barrier Islands and if I did, the premium would be tens of thousands a year.

True

31 minutes ago, Tezeta said:

We don’t fund education, especially in hurricane prone states. These are the same places that are told the media is full of lies and that things like sea level rise and juiced hurricanes are a myth.  It’s getting worse and worse. Expect more disasters like this where people don’t listen and just yap on social media about their surprise neighborhood destruction. 

5 bunned by a bunch of dummies, but doesn’t stop this from being correct.

Just now, Tezeta said:

We don’t fund education, especially in hurricane prone states. These are the same places that are told the media is full of lies and that things like sea level rise and juiced hurricanes are a myth.  It’s getting worse and worse. Expect more disasters like this where people don’t listen and just tap on social media about their surprise neighborhood destruction. 

And we will be told we’re politicizing everything and to shut up and have compassion for asking people to have common sense.