[ARCHIVED THREAD] - SO....? (Page 1 of 6)
Posted: 10/1/2016 7:46:07 AM EDT
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Here's the track just in case http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/storm_graphics/AT14/refresh/AL1416W5+gif/115831W_sm.gif I have not seen an "M" on a track map for a long time. 111 mph +. The cone covers SE FL. This is worth watching. If you have put off preparing this might be a reminder. Or it could be just a rain event. |
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Quoted: I have not seen an "M" on a track map for a long time. 111 mph +. The cone covers SE FL. This is worth watching. If you have put off preparing this might be a reminder. Or it could be just a rain event. Quoted: Quoted: Here's the track just in case http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/storm_graphics/AT14/refresh/AL1416W5+gif/115831W_sm.gif I have not seen an "M" on a track map for a long time. 111 mph +. The cone covers SE FL. This is worth watching. If you have put off preparing this might be a reminder. Or it could be just a rain event. |
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Not likely an issue for us from what I just viewed as a high pressure system is in place to help steer it off our coast. Matthew also is a relatively small storm with H winds that only span a 30 mile area. But one should never take the eye off the ball... Guess you don't read the fine print. It is important to remind users that average NHC track forecast errors are around 175 miles at day 4 and 230 miles at day 5. Therefore, it is too soon to rule out possible hurricane impacts from Matthew in Florida. Lot of this goes over my head but............. http://www.tropicaltidbits.com/ |
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On my radar but not a concern at this time...standing by. the truck's tanks are full, my pantry is stocked but that is given in my house I am always curious about the "what if " it hits Haiti model lines how many thousands of Haitians will perish is never a fun game. |
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the truck's tanks are full, my pantry is stocked but that is given in my house I am always curious about the "what if " it hits Haiti model lines how many thousands of Haitians will perish is never a fun game. Quoted:
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On my radar but not a concern at this time...standing by. the truck's tanks are full, my pantry is stocked but that is given in my house I am always curious about the "what if " it hits Haiti model lines how many thousands of Haitians will perish is never a fun game. It's sad to think about how many of them will likely lose their lives even if it turns out to be only a rain event for them. |
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Quoted: the truck's tanks are full, my pantry is stocked but that is given in my house I am always curious about the "what if " it hits Haiti model lines how many thousands of Haitians will perish is never a fun game. Quoted: Quoted: On my radar but not a concern at this time...standing by. the truck's tanks are full, my pantry is stocked but that is given in my house I am always curious about the "what if " it hits Haiti model lines how many thousands of Haitians will perish is never a fun game. |
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Meh..... it sucks but not much we can do except either spend our treasure to build them suitable housing or we import them all to the US. Quoted:
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On my radar but not a concern at this time...standing by. the truck's tanks are full, my pantry is stocked but that is given in my house I am always curious about the "what if " it hits Haiti model lines how many thousands of Haitians will perish is never a fun game. And Miami-JBT for the correct answer. Ask me how many we imported last time, I know MCO and Sanford took in over 15k. And those are just the numbers I was privy to. Never let a good crisis go to waste or a chance to get voters in before an election 
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Quoted: And Miami-JBT for the correct answer. Ask me how many we imported last time, I know MCO and Sanford took in over 15k. And those are just the numbers I was privy to. Never let a good crisis go to waste or a chance to get voters in before an election Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: On my radar but not a concern at this time...standing by. the truck's tanks are full, my pantry is stocked but that is given in my house I am always curious about the "what if " it hits Haiti model lines how many thousands of Haitians will perish is never a fun game. And Miami-JBT for the correct answer. Ask me how many we imported last time, I know MCO and Sanford took in over 15k. And those are just the numbers I was privy to. Never let a good crisis go to waste or a chance to get voters in before an election |
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Oh it's going move north, the east/west jog is what will keep us on our seats.
Mike's Weather Page, Spagetti Models |
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Quoted: West where? Models this morning have it likely passing east of the Bahamas and heading towards N Carolina. We should know more in a couple days. Quoted: Quoted: It's gonna move west. West where? Models this morning have it likely passing east of the Bahamas and heading towards N Carolina. We should know more in a couple days. |
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Yeah, and that's not good. That means whoever does eat it is going to eat it for a LOOOOOONNNNGGGG time..... |
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New models have it shifting ever so slightly more west every few hours, so far...
https://twitter.com/DCRobTV/status/782996368537169920/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Also the Navy NAVGEM model shows it plowing Florida but this is generally not a good model to follow: https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/wxmap_cgi/cgi-bin/wxmap_loop.cgi?&area=nvg_troplant&prod=psl&dtg=2016100312&set=Tropical ETA Here's the 'shift': https://twitter.com/EricBlake12/status/783014221516722176?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw |
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Quoted: New models have it shifting ever so slightly more west every few hours, so far... https://twitter.com/DCRobTV/status/782996368537169920/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Also the Navy NAVGEM model shows it plowing Florida but this is generally not a good model to follow: https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/wxmap_cgi/cgi-bin/wxmap_loop.cgi?&area=nvg_troplant&prod=psl&dtg=2016100312&set=Tropical ETA Here's the 'shift': https://twitter.com/EricBlake12/status/783014221516722176?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw |
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Just moved into a new place, how long does it take to buy renters insurance? Is it too late? Not positive, but I think they can sell you a policy until a hurricane warning (maybe watch) is actually issued for your area. As of 5 pm there are no official watches or warnings for Florida. If you are serious I would be on the phone first thing in the morning. |
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Not positive, but I think they can sell you a policy until a hurricane warning (maybe watch) is actually issued for your area. As of 5 pm there are no official watches or warnings for Florida. If you are serious I would be on the phone first thing in the morning. Quoted:
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Just moved into a new place, how long does it take to buy renters insurance? Is it too late? Not positive, but I think they can sell you a policy until a hurricane warning (maybe watch) is actually issued for your area. As of 5 pm there are no official watches or warnings for Florida. If you are serious I would be on the phone first thing in the morning. I could get a policy online tonight and it would start tomorrow, but it wouldn't cover flood which is my main concern, my building has impact windows and shutters, just worried about water coming under the door. I'm a few hundred yards from the intracoastal. |
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I could get a policy online tonight and it would start tomorrow, but it wouldn't cover flood which is my main concern, my building has impact windows and shutters, just worried about water coming under the door. I'm a few hundred yards from the intracoastal. Quoted:
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Just moved into a new place, how long does it take to buy renters insurance? Is it too late? Not positive, but I think they can sell you a policy until a hurricane warning (maybe watch) is actually issued for your area. As of 5 pm there are no official watches or warnings for Florida. If you are serious I would be on the phone first thing in the morning. I could get a policy online tonight and it would start tomorrow, but it wouldn't cover flood which is my main concern, my building has impact windows and shutters, just worried about water coming under the door. I'm a few hundred yards from the intracoastal. I don't think renters insurance is going to cover flood no matter when you buy it. You need separate flood insurance. You need to talk to a licensed agent in your area that can get you the coverage you need. If you are interested in renters insurance and you can get it tonght, it may be something you want to do while you can. Just a thought. |
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Shifted again to the west. <a href="http://s15.photobucket.com/user/dragtillidie/media/hurricanematt1_zpsdkh3ehzw.gif.html" target="_blank">http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a378/dragtillidie/hurricanematt1_zpsdkh3ehzw.gif</a> <a href="http://s15.photobucket.com/user/dragtillidie/media/hurricanematt2_zpsqinnpfor.gif.html" target="_blank">http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a378/dragtillidie/hurricanematt2_zpsqinnpfor.gif</a> This should be fun. 
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