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QUOTE (Jose Abreu @ Sep 8, 2017 -> 01:33 PM)
With all the projections now predicting a western shift, is it possible Louisiana/New Orleans gets hit?

 

No, it's still projected to go right up the middle of Florida, we're talking shifts of 20-50 miles or so of the path of the eye. From everything I've read, the models this far out are pretty accurate, so there would have to be a massive failure in the multiple models in all the same way for it to shift that much.

 

 

It's pretty much a lock, just wait for results from Broward county to come in and......oh my god.

 

 

 

[sorry for the bad election joke]

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QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Sep 8, 2017 -> 01:41 PM)
No, it's still projected to go right up the middle of Florida, we're talking shifts of 20-50 miles or so of the path of the eye. From everything I've read, the models this far out are pretty accurate, so there would have to be a massive failure in the multiple models in all the same way for it to shift that much.

 

 

It's pretty much a lock, just wait for results from Broward county to come in and......oh my god.

 

 

 

[sorry for the bad election joke]

Lol, when you stared talking about the models being accurate, I was thinking of an election joke too

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The Atlantic Ocean has generated more "Accumulated Cyclone Energy" (Measure of the energy being expended by storms) today than on any day in recorded history.

 

Irma appears to be developing a larger eyewall and completing an eyewall replacement cycle. Most recent hurricane hunters pass indicated decreasing central pressures. Storm may be about to strengthen one last time before landfall.

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QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ Sep 9, 2017 -> 03:10 PM)
Can someone pass on to Jennifer Lawrence that trying to sound dumber than Rush Limbaugh shouldn't be a thing?

 

Blaming the hurricanes on climate change and saying Irma isn't a big deal are two very different things. Especially when Irma will level the entire state of Florida.

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