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Seems that most models now have that bend. Intensity all over the mf map
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The euro is hilarious. A weak remnant swirl with 10mph gusts upon closet approach
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That leftward bend seems legit though. Big question is what shape the storm will be in when it reaches us. No where close to narrowing any intensity windows yet
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Looks pretty close to the current hurricane model consensus. Probably the most likely scenario still. Just off Chatham or east
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Ya - was just going by the current mean which seems to be near/east..but not west of the Cape. A storm like this could destroy the boardwalk, which is already in pretty bad condition. On second thought, demolition of it has been approved so maybe this will save them some work https://www.capecodtimes.com/story/news/2021/07/16/sandwich-boardwalk-ma-demolished-new-boardwalk-meet-ada-access-requirements-federal-flood-code/7939097002/
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That track is pretty bad for here..if we get NE winds. Serious erosion potential
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There's two camps..the bend inward camp and the whiff. I don't think it will end up being an average of them, or near miss. It's either a hit or an easy miss. A little too early to get excited, but it has my interest piqued at least.
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I've had that. I like
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True, though it seems like 3/4 of the subforum is currently pissed off having to read this drivel in here.
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Problem would be solved if a few were banned, instantly, and permanently.
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https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg1/downloads/report/IPCC_AR6_WGI_Headline_Statements.pdf Here's the cliff notes
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Most companies are likely doing it for the CYA thing. The root problem was the CDC, which sent everyone in a tizzy.
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Do these people get the flu shot? And is their only hesitance that it's mNRA technology, which so far has proven to be safe, for the majority, in the near term, and inconclusive at worst in the longer term (since we have no data). Just trying to get an understanding on why, especially when potentially dealing with elderly or immune compromised folks, why they would risk the chance of subjecting those people to a higher viral load if not necessary? Just trying to learn the reasoning here
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Ok, that is Tony, but the broccoli bit was Kevin. Both hefty fellas
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Is that the office character that Dwight or Michael tried to force raw brocolli down his throat to lose weight? It might have been Kevin, too. Great show.
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I think people need to accept they aren't bulletproof. But still, they increase the odds of a mild case..and I've read the viral load does not last as long vs someone who is unvaccinated. So although transmissible while vaccinated, it's probably less likely.
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I'm surprised it wasn't already, given this is where COVID has had the most impact.
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My Comcast bundle is about $168, but only because I got a promo deal with the new residence. After that..i'm sure it will balloon up and I will threaten to cancel it. Hopefully there will be some competition by then.
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Hipster pizza talk? Could do worse
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August Disco 2021. Do record dews continue?
SouthCoastMA replied to Damage In Tolland's topic in New England
I'll take all your rain - much needed for the Cape. -
If the guy behind the counter doesn't look like this, I turn around and leave.
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Yup it's worth the price.
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Down the street from me
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Saw this misleading article on CNN about pediatric hospitals at capacity in Lousiana, I believe. Most of the admitted patients suffered from RSV, but they don't really explicitly say that until the very end of the article. They want the reader to believe it's mainly COVID related.
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Pretty much. Lawn taking a hit My total is skewed towards early in the month. Not much since the 4th
