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Dougstermd
ORGASM DONOR
yeah I was wondering how I went to bed and woke up in a hurricane
keepsmiling
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MrX
High Octane
Around 3:15 a car ran into the building of ACE
Around 3:20 Tree down across Soundings
At 3:40 A tree down at Thunderbird with live wires
It started here in the Lusby area.
Sheesh, well i guess it decided to skip over White Sands!
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Kain99
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Hurricane force winds in Clements for sure!
Tree down with power lines at Rt. 4 and Brown Rd.
Police say all traffic lights from Chancellors Run to Great Mills Rd are out and they have no officers right now to cover calls, since they are directing traffic.
Keeps getting crazier
. Lines down at DJ's One Stop
Hope the wind lets up soon
Police say all traffic lights from Chancellors Run to Great Mills Rd are out and they have no officers right now to cover calls, since they are directing traffic
. Keeps getting crazier. Lines down at DJ's One StopHope the wind lets up soon
METAR KNHK 082052Z 21022G37KT 10SM BKN060 19/M02 A2932 RMK AO2 PK WND 21041/2026 SLP927 60000 T01891017 55002
Decoded: at 2052 GMT (3:52 pm local) the wind was 210 degrees at 22 knots gusting to 37 knots. 10 statute miles visibility, skies have broken clouds at 6000 feet. Peak wind 210 degrees at 41 knots at time 3:26pm.
Calvert scanner is *hopping* with calls related to down power lines. If you see a down power line, STAY AWAY, it might be "hot" and yes, it *can* kill you.
The scanner is also squawking about down trees, too.
Looking at a 50 mile radius, the highest reported wind was 51 knots at Richmond at 2:57pm.
LOts of reports of winds peaking at 35 to 45 knots.
Decoded: at 2052 GMT (3:52 pm local) the wind was 210 degrees at 22 knots gusting to 37 knots. 10 statute miles visibility, skies have broken clouds at 6000 feet. Peak wind 210 degrees at 41 knots at time 3:26pm.
Calvert scanner is *hopping* with calls related to down power lines. If you see a down power line, STAY AWAY, it might be "hot" and yes, it *can* kill you.
The scanner is also squawking about down trees, too.
Looking at a 50 mile radius, the highest reported wind was 51 knots at Richmond at 2:57pm.
LOts of reports of winds peaking at 35 to 45 knots.
Oh, also lots of airliners reporting moderate to severe turbulance. Bad day to be flying, for sure. "severe" turbulance means the aircraft is momentarily out of control, and is not reported lightly, it's fairly rare actually. Moderate means *heavy* bumps, cabin service impossible, all personell including aircrew must be belted in. (and pax probably tossing cookies)
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toppick08
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SoMDGirl42
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Flat Iron Rd and Guenther Dr., tree across roadway
Waiting for trees to start falling around my house, the pines are swaying to and fro
and a lady lost her purse at Wal-Mart. Musta blown clear outta her hands
jlynnpump
Noob-alicious
Flat Iron Rd and Guenther Dr., tree across roadway
Waiting for trees to start falling around my house, the pines are swaying to and fro
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Rael
Supper's Ready
Dang, 51 knots? Almost 60 MPH or so. No wonder trees are falling. Hope it passes soon.
edinsomd
New Member
Seems like I spent way too much time flying around in nasty weather, but the P-3C is an "all weather" aircraft! Or so they say.
Ed
SoMDGirl42
Well-Known Member
I just watched a kid go about the lenght of a football field backwards on a big wheel being pushed by the wind. It looked like fun, but she was freaked out
BS Gal
Voted Nicest in 08
Already gathered some candles and flashlights, I know ours is going to go anytime now.
We've got a generator. Don't use it often, but it sure comes in handy when we need it. I'm hoping the dead tree around the corner takes out the roof of the abandoned house. Perhaps THEN the guy will decide to sell it.