MEMA on alert as Earl may make direct hit in MD
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DEEKAYPEE8569
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The last time I saw the news this morning, projected track was off the Carolina coast. Wasn't it? Or has it moved closer to us?
I found this on weather.com:
Hurricane Earl - weather.com
Hmmmm.....
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ICit
Jam out with ur clam out
It's going to hit the east coast because Earl doesn't have anywere else to go but along the land and up the coast.
Huh?
cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
kwillia
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Not going to happen.
There isn't even 1 projected model that shows it even remotely affecting our area... are you saying you are psychic...
cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
There isn't even 1 projected model that shows it even remotely affecting our area... are you saying you are psychic...
Did you look at the link?
"Hurricane Earl COULD....."
kwillia
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Did you look at the link?
Oh! Gotcha... just like how every day I buy scratch-offs and lottery tickets because I COULD be the lucky winner!
TurboK9
New Member
There isn't even 1 projected model that shows it even remotely affecting our area... are you saying you are psychic...
You don't know much about hurricanes do you? It is a LOT bigger than the little dot on the weather map. Center of the cone of probability is roughly 250 miles Offshore of MD. The hurricane is currently 575 - 650 miles across, or big enough to cover the state of Florida. IF it moves down the center of the cone, which is unlikely, that places us under TS force conditions... If it comes west in the cone, which it has been creeping toward the last 3 days, we get more...
We are currently in the high20% low 30% TS wind band on the NHC site.
How can you not be aware of this? :confused
kwillia
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I'm completely aware of this... how can you assume because I refuse to get spun up over it at this point based on current model projections that I'm not aware of the possibilities...
cattitude
My Sweetest Boy
I'm completely aware of this... how can you assume because I refuse to get spun up over it at this point based on current model projections that I'm not aware of the possibilities...
I'm completely aware of this... how can you assume because I refuse to get spun up over it at this point that I'm now aware of the possibilities...
x2. Winds topping out around 40 kts..maybe..clocking from north to west, thus driving the water OUT of the bay and river.
Big woop..a northeaster slammed my shoreline far worse than that last winter.
Now you show me a hurricane or TS on a track that looks like Isabel's or Ernesto's did and I'll start getting my boxers in a wad then.
TurboK9
New Member
Wind zones for the next 120 hours
Beyond 12 hours this map is based on the hurricane center the center of the 'cone', following the exact predicted path.
Beyond 12 hours this map is based on the hurricane center the center of the 'cone', following the exact predicted path.
TurboK9
New Member
I'm completely aware of this... how can you assume because I refuse to get spun up over it at this point based on current model projections that I'm not aware of the possibilities...
Spun up? You said it wouldn't effect us at all (remotely?). If we get 25 MPH gusts and rain, it is effecting us isn't it? If it follows the projected path we WILL get rainbands. That means it WILL effect us.
You are aware that rainbands bring rain, gusty conditions, and quite often spawn tornadoes, yes?
SoccerMom2
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So when should i mow my lawn?
