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No, because that is very plausible. A FL landfall at this point is not and hasn’t been for a couple days.

Come on, we know EXACTLY the underlying implications of those posts.

I’m sick of the posts in the main thread worrying about josh. I don’t care, and frankly if something did happen to him it is hard for me to feel bad for someone that put himself in front of a car 5 storm in a small island.

Yeah, but when you ignore guidance and keep saying “I think it will go further west!” It becomes wishcasting.

Lol, I die when I see his posts. He posts every model that shows a trend within 1000 miles towards him, then claims he isn’t a weenie/wishcasting.

Well yeah, because it is crushing the Bahamas right now and that is just the start. If there was a 150 mph cat 4 over the middle of the Atlantic that impacted nothing it would not be.

The amount of wishcasting going on hoping for a monster cat 5 hurricane to make landfall in a densely populated area is frankly disturbing.

Not true. There have been a ton of cat 4 storms that hit nothing that aren’t retired.

I just want to say I despise storm chasers that pit themselves in the path of these storms in very dangerous situations. A couple almost got killed last year and had to break into a house...going to the Bahamas in this is ridiculous and it encourages amateurs to try it.

PBZ used wording I’ve never seen in the wrap of the daily discussion. Fairly ominous. https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=PBZ&issuedby=PBZ&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1

Jeez...on the forecast discussion from KPIT currently I’ve never seen such strong wording. Literally said anymore rain would be devastating for low lying areas. It was awful this morning. Another couple inches would be awful.

I really hope not. I hate severe weather.

I hate when he calls everything “snowshower.”

Lol yeah, screw them. Boston has had so many foot to two foot storms recently I can’t count. The MA too...they’ve had multiple foot plus storms, and several historic storms since our last one in 2010. Im glad that tomorrow looks like it will screw the MA at least.

This one on Sunday isn’t!!!

Screw this winter...honestly screw every winter here. I’m so sick of missing 6-12 inch storms by 100 miles on every side of us. I don not want another 2-4 inch event.

Yeah, I can’t stand when people from other regions say “you get 30-40 inches every year, stop complaining.” Hell I even had someone on our sub tell us that we should be happy to live here snow wise rather than dc because we average around 40 inches. I would rather average 20-25 inches a year, but have a chance at a storm that is a foot plus every couple years rather than having to get excited about events that overperform for 3 inches. Seriously, when I saw the upstate NY crowd complaining about not hitting kuchera totals in our giant bust event several weeks ago, or when I see the mid Atlantic complaining about misses when they’ve had multiple foot plus storms in the last five years, I really have to hold my tongue from getting myself banned. We live in a god awful spot for snowstorms.

Add them to my list of folks that I don’t want to see get another storm...didn’t they get a huge blizzard last year too?

I hate living here sometimes.

Can someone explain why sitting off the coast by 100 miles means it weakens? I remember Harvey last year absolutely crawling onto the coast and bombing out while it was just off shore?

I get angry at this every time....especially on a weather board where people should know better and understand shifts do happen. It is is much better to inconvenience some people and be over prepared than have a catastrophic disaster and be under prepared.

I’m very concerned. I have family in Charleston, and also sunset beach, NC. The ones in sunset beach don’t live in the barrier island, but they are maybe less than a mile from the sound. I know track is key. If it hits north of them, they are probably ok. If it hits near the nc/sc border, the ones in sunset beach are frankly screwed, and I doubt they will evacuate.

So since this is going to be approaching at a rather odd angle for the area (more e to w than s to n) does that increase surge potential since it basically can work up a long fetch of surge?

Hey! Another two inch event!!! Maybe I should move to snow havens like Norfolk, Wilmington, nc, Charleston, Savannah, or birmingham to get a decent storm!!!!

It is awesome to see Charleston get a bigger snow event than we have in the last 3 winters.....