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  1. KPITSnow
    Got absolutely blasted in the north hills.
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    And people like Metfan who got pretty wrecked in sandy wish casting a cat 4 into Long Island
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    AccuWeather says 97 on Wednesday. I’d rather just die.
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    Early estimates of 20 billion in damage, so for those complaining it was t that bad, that makes it a top 15 storm I believe.
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    I get really sick of watching these threads and seeing amateur forecasters say “look I was right” especially when just 12 hours ago they called an ERC and that it wouldn’t strengthen beyond 110-115.
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    Where?
  7. KPITSnow
    Yeah, not seeing that. Most people are saying cat 3 or 4 which seems reasonable
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    I can’t believe the amount of people, including some Mets, that melted down a bit at the 100mph advisory only to have it essentially Confirmed by recon an hour later.
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    One thing to keep in mind with Tallahassee. If it gets in the eyeball it will be on the western side which is usually good, but we saw with Michael what a rapidly intensifying storm can do when Panama City got raked by the western side.
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    That should settle the question on it being deserving of 100mph. That’s close enough.
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    That high of 85 and low of 29 in the same day has to be wrong lol. 80 the day before and a 51 degree temp dro overnight?
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    Who was the moron who tried to film in Mexico beach during Michael and had to break into someone’s house to survive?
  13. KPITSnow
    Always a sandy name drop.
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    I just reread it. You’re right. I thought he meant it would be on the lower range of 4-7 feet
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    So a TS with a similar track would be similar to a potential cat 3 storm? I don’t know if that makes sense?
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    I think the evac order reflect this. A storm skirting the coast and land falling in the Big Bend area is a far worse scenario for the Tampa area than Ian was. The surge won’t be catastrophic in a place like Tampa but could still be very significant.
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    People that get mad because they feel media or anyone else overhype storms are the worst. I would always much rather hype too Much than too little.
  18. KPITSnow
    The Atlantic?
  19. KPITSnow
    I don’t know if this is legitimate but if it is this is what’s heading towards the https://twitter.com/harrisonkrank/status/1693345986419024099?s=21 southwest.
  20. KPITSnow
    He does this with every single tropical system. Ignore him.
  21. KPITSnow
    Death Valley received .42 inches of rain the last two hours. Not going to take much more of that to cause major issues there. areas in interior San Diego county are already at 1-2 inches with a bunch left to come.
  22. KPITSnow
    What a wild year for the mountains around San Diego. Six feet of snow and were there blizzard warnings to now tropical storm warnings?
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    Also, does anyone have any idea on the 1938 storm actually being tropical or is that just a guess? I’m always dubious about those guesses on tropical systems in those days. I don’t remember the name of the storm but there was one apparently that went to Scandinavia as a tropical system in the 50’s?
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    Really can’t believe there isn’t more discussions around this. This is likely something we won’t see again in our lifetimes and the interior flooding has a chance, as stated, to be 1000 year event. it’s kind of like the rareness of Ophelia a few years ago nearly making it to Ireland as tropical.
  25. KPITSnow
    There it is. A TS watch in California. The first time ever.
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