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8 minutes ago, Master of Disaster said:

Wasent it last year everyone was calling for a Sub900 storm only have the first drop record 928? Eta, Iota one of those. 

That was one of the funniest moments in tropics history

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1 minute ago, Wmsptwx said:

This thing is booking, think we’re looking at a 960mb landfall.

Kind of a weird looking storm on IR too. Core looks decent, but rest of the storm looks like hot garbage on IR. Suspect its probably a product of sun/heating, but not sure.

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9 minutes ago, Tezeta said:

That was one of the funniest moments in tropics history

 

There is a generation of spoiled hurricane kids who were born into a high-speed internet Katrina world. They didn't grow up like me checking out hourly tropical updates on the Weather Channel watching storms fail over and over in the 1990s. 

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2 hours ago, buckeyefan1 said:

In your small world...

 

Last time I checked we all live here...

Maximum distance from the sun: 94 Million 537 thousand miles
Minimum distance from the sun: 91 million 377 thousand miles
Mean distance from the sun: 92 million 957 thousand and 200 miles
Mean orbital velocity: 66000 miles per hour
0rbital eccentricity: 0.017
Obliquity of the ecliptic: 23 degrees 27 minutes 8.26 seconds
Length of the tropical year: equinox equinox 365.24 days
Length of the sidereal year: fixed star fixed star 365.26 days
Length of the mean solar day:
24 hours and 3 minutes and 56.5555 seconds at mean solar time
Length of the mean sidereal day:
23 hours and 56 minutes and 4.091 seconds at mean sidereal time
Mass: 6600 million million million tons
Equatorial diameter: 7927 miles
Polar diameter: 7900 miles
Oblateness: one 298th
Density: 5.41
Mean surface gravitational acceleration of the
Rotating earth: 32.174 feet per second per second
Escape velocity: 7 miles per second
Albedo: 0.39

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2 minutes ago, cheese007 said:

Wow can't believe it's not a category 69 rn clearly will be a tropical depression at landfall. Nothing like Sandy!

I mean it’s going to be a dangerous storm, I just don’t understand the mania and everyone losing their heads over it. It looks far enough west to spare New Orleans the worst.

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8 minutes ago, Floydbuster said:

 

There is a generation of spoiled hurricane kids who were born into a high-speed internet Katrina world. They didn't grow up like me checking out hourly tropical updates on the Weather Channel watching storms fail over and over in the 1990s. 

I remember when we didn’t have tropicaltidbits and had to actually forage for data

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24 minutes ago, Floydbuster said:

 

There is a generation of spoiled hurricane kids who were born into a high-speed internet Katrina world. They didn't grow up like me checking out hourly tropical updates on the Weather Channel watching storms fail over and over in the 1990s. 

I remember when updates were only once a day with the local weather at 6 pm. This was before TWC.

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25 minutes ago, Tezeta said:

I remember when we didn’t have tropicaltidbits and had to actually forage for data

I remember when we didn't have computers and had to read the paper

8 minutes ago, yotaman said:

I remember when updates were only once a day with the local weather at 6 pm. This was before TWC.

I remember when there wasn't doppler radar 

 

Kids these days....sigh

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51 minutes ago, Floydbuster said:

 

There is a generation of spoiled hurricane kids who were born into a high-speed internet Katrina world. They didn't grow up like me checking out hourly tropical updates on the Weather Channel watching storms fail over and over in the 1990s. 

How about my time.  1960's and 1970's  No weather channel No cable and No Satellites and radar. Totally different world than now where we have forums like this and instant recon data etc.

 

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7 minutes ago, JC-CT said:

It meant you were unpure and being punished

Lol. I've always been interested in how ancient people experienced natural disasters for the first time. Imagine being a European colonist just settling in some tropical paradise in the Caribbean, and then you get hit by an eye of a major hurricane. Like that's gotta be a real "wtf is happening?!" moment.

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42 minutes ago, buckeyefan1 said:

I remember when we didn't have computers and had to read the paper

I remember when there wasn't doppler radar 

 

Kids these days....sigh

I remember when black and white radar came to our local station. It was awesome when storms showed as a big white blob.

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