Yeah, ya don’t wanna be that guy that entered the flooded 1st floor of his house and ran into a god damn mammoth of a gator
I only dream of standing on a pyramid in Sun God robes while thousands of naked women scream my name and throw pickles at me.
Wasn’t there an older fellow eaten on the 1st floor of his home while the wife watched in LA recently?
Yeah but his family’s house isn’t at a risk of being flooded so obviously he’s comparing apples to apples here
Weaken is kind of a myth - its expanding energy across a larger distance. So while maximum wind speed in a particular area of the hurricane declines, a larger area of the hurricane gets higher sustained winds. Which means a lot more people have to deal with wind damage as well as more water pushed onto land from the southern part of the hurricane (in this case since it's going from west to east)
Pressure dropping and max wind speeds staying the same during eye wall replacement cycle is scary - it seems like it's going to be a fairly quick cycle as well
You have no idea many times I've made this reference to people who have no idea what I'm talking about. Kudos.
No confirmation of that one touching down. I'm near that area too. Anything east of I-95 is safe apparently
no offense to anyone else but i'd like to be selfish and say plz no more western shifts only eastern shifts
The tornado alerts in SW Florida tonight have been ridiculous. New ones popping up all the time. Must be in a heavier feeder band as the wind and rain is increasing.
ICON and UKMET crushed the Euro and GFS for Ian. They had the far right southern track well before the big models.
Why does the NOAA cone image continue to zoom out as the storm gets closer to landfall? Do we need to see Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa in the image? It's always like this.