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Hurricane Irene and the mid-Atlantic (Pre-game show)


Ian

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Then, of course, the political discourse begins... :ee:

Is that graphic a representation of what you fear will happen if they are housebound together for an extended period of time? I never really got the "over-hyped" meme. The storm is big and strong. If it hits where you are, you will have problems. If it misses, then you have extra bottles of water for the kid's soccer games.

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I've been strategically missing during most of the discussion.

This is sort of like a winter snow storm in terms of how slight changes in track can lead to big changes in effects. Right now being a coward, I'd stick to the middle of the pack, sort of like NHC has done since then you can slide the forecast either way based on trends and what is actually happening.

The only thing I have to lose is Yeoman's respect!

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Just a quick question, but why did the odds of a tropical storm increase overnight with the model runs that have most here grumbling about another miss?

The changes were small.. people have trouble reading models.

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Is that graphic a representation of what you fear will happen if they are housebound together for an extended period of time? I never really got the "over-hyped" meme. The storm is big and strong. If it hits where you are, you will have problems. If it misses, then you have extra bottles of water for the kid's soccer games.

It's the feeling I have when hearing them get political in general. I love them to death, but everything eventually turns strongly anti- or pro-something-or-other - and it's usually a result of misinformed opinion.

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It seems more than "a bit" west in comparing the two maps.

My thoughts as well.

Well I realize that 30mi is a potentially huge difference on impacts in our area, but a 30mi shift of a storm track at the 36 hour point is definitely near the noise level.

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One more 30-50 W shift and we will get into some of the nicer bands.

meh, it can stop right there, thank you

I was up from 11PM-4:30AM bailing water out of the sump pit the night of Isabelle when I lost power

although I now have a decent back up sump pump, I doubt that the battery will last long enough to prevent me from having to bail water again should we loose power

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meh, it can stop right there, thank you

I was up from 11PM-4:30AM bailing water out of the sump pit the night of Isabelle when I lost power

although I now have a decent back up sump pump, I doubt that the battery will last long enough to prevent me from having to bail water again should we loose power

This is not specifically directed at you but folks in general - my aunt has been writing it "Isabelle" as well - driving me nuts for some reason :P

Isabel!

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This is not specifically directed at you but folks in general - my aunt has been writing it "Isabelle" as well - driving me nuts for some reason :P

Isabel!

:lol:

I had it right the first time, but the spell checker said it was wrong and so I corrected it

we must have the same program

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