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Hurricane Matthew
Hope anyone who is in the path of this one has gotten well away from the coast. If it continues on its projected path, this could be a really bad one, skirting the coast from West Palm Beach, Florida all the way up to NC.
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Matthew is at the moment a bit unpredictable. The latest computer and ensemble models have it looping clockwise and back accross Florida. Ensemble is parroting the GFS model which is comparable to UKMET longrange forecast both have been very accurate in past seasons. Time will tell. One thing is for sure if it does skirt Hatteras and heads out to sea. Fishing is gonna be good where Im at!
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If, as predicted here on Danish weather news, take the Atlantic course it will go down to a 2nd
Wonder if Matthew will grow if it turned left and toke a tour over the Mexican Golf ? going form a 3 or 4 to a 4 or 5 Markus |
If you heard on the news we had rather a nasty storm here in South Australia less than a week ago. We had a small tornado go through our place, was the most frightening thing I've ever been through. I was caught outside when it hit, all I could do was cringe against the wall and pray!! The roar was deafening a mixture of wind, breaking tree branches, and various items breaking/falling apart!!:doh: We were without power, phones etc for over 24 hours, rather isolated here. I was amazed that an antenna mounted on 2" water pipe bent, the mast head broke off. Some of the roof iron was torn off the verandah, one tree was blown over with the roots now in the air with a large clump of soil, naturally it had to fall on a fence!!
My wife's poor garden built under a tree is badly damaged but the tree is smashed. We had 3 antennas up, all have been bent over.:o Could have been a lot worse though, at least the house is ok. It's gonna take a while to clean up the mess and repair the damage!:wah: This is the first time a cyclone has hit the SA coast, IIRC 22 electricity towers were flattened. Crazy weather!!:doh: |
It looks like my family and myself are going to be in the thick of it being to the north of West Palm Beach. We're as prepared as we can be and this is going to be our first experience with a hurricane. I got called into work today and it was a madhouse with lots of people getting last minute supplies like water, batteries, bread and so on. The store ran out of water within one hour or so of getting another nine pallets in and more are expected tonight or really early tomorrow morning.
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You guys need to get up to speed. Been positioning trailers for FEMA since last Friday. :03:
Stay safe! |
@ Reece. Wow that sounds scary. Glad you are OK Buddy.
@ Kptlt. Neuerburg. Take care man. :salute: |
Only good thing about this is Florida is at least on the weakside of the storm.
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Hearing from you guys here on the forum, it really brings it home. We're relieved it's not us, but we're listening to the news bulletins and hoping you all get through okay.
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Yes as they say "Batten down the hatches"!!
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Yeah, this one looks beastly alright, I doubt the loop scenario will happen...but I guess it's not out of the question, I've not heard of any hurricanes in recent years doing such a thing. :hmmm:
EDIT: Upon further research I found that Hurricane Jeanne in 2004 performed a loop, so there's that example I guess. |
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Stay safe everyone.
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All the best wishes for you guys. Hope you'll come out ok.:-?
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