2024 Tropical Weather Thread (6 Viewers)

[Saint_Ward]

That neighborhood is here...

 

[superchuck500]

That neighborhood is here...

Not far from Clewiston, where that video was captured.


Hi Ward

 

[superchuck500]

This is pretty gnarly

 

[Eeyore]

 

[nolaspe]

This is pretty gnarly

Oof...

 

[Bill]

I picked landfall in Venice, Florida… and nailed it!
Sadly I’m better at storm predictions than Predict the Score.

 

[superchuck500]

France had to outlaw this because so many people died in bell towers during storms trying to make the bells end them.

Storm repellent

What dogs do in storms. We had a cracker of a storm over East Anglia last night. Its approach was heralded by the clicking of Montydog’s toenails as he urgently sought sanctuary at 2am.…

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[Madmarsha]

I picked landfall in Venice, Florida… and nailed it!
Sadly I’m better at storm predictions than Predict the Score.

We found Bill's super power.

 

[Madmarsha]

Does anyone evacuate vertically anymore?

 

[Bill]

Does anyone evacuate vertically anymore?

Only those who have access to a ‘vertical’ I guess.

 

[Merl]

606K customers without power in florida now

Edit: now 693k

 

[Saintman2884]

All the alligators must be safe.

606K customers without power in florida now

Make that number closer to 700,000K customers without power (693,600) by now. That estimate should go surpass 1 million customers within a hour or two. Unlike Helene and even though Milton's not as strong of a hurricane, the fact that its hitting a higher, densely-populated region near Tampa/St. Petersburg/Clearwater, the potential for more extreme damage from storm surge, severe thunderstorms, and damaging tornadoes along Florida's west coast and inland towards Orlando, Daytona Beach, and St. Augustine is more likely.

 

[Saintman2884]

779, 900 customers without power right now in Florida. It's escalating very quickly and fast.

 

[Merl]

Make that number closer to 700,000K customers without power (693,600) by now. That estimate should go surpass 1 million customers within a hour or two. Unlike Helene and even though Milton's not as strong of a hurricane, the fact that its hitting a higher, densely-populated region near Tampa/St. Petersburg/Clearwater, the potential for more extreme damage from storm surge, severe thunderstorms, and damaging tornadoes along Florida's west coast and inland towards Orlando, Daytona Beach, and St. Augustine is more likely.

already updated it

 

[buzd]