Those eye images are UNREAL scary cool!!!
https://www.wptv.com/news/local-new...urricane-hunters-fly-into-the-eye-of-florence
Hurricane Florence
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I find it interesting that the Coastal Carolina-Campbell football game in Conway (essentially Myrtle Beach) will be played today at 2:00. One would think that all public resources would be focused on the incoming storm.
And BC is supposed to play at Wake tomorrow night. That has to be canceled by now, right???
BC Wake on a week night will have like 10k fans (less in this circumstance) so it can't really take that many public resources away. Maybe push the game up a couple hours to get the game in and get BC back on their plane.
Just noticed the game's been moved to Buies Creek, NC to Campbell's home field.
Flying from DC to TLH on Sunday.
Currently supposed to have a layover in Charlotte, but can change it to Miami.
My question is, based on the current path, could you even fly from DC to Miami to the east or would you have to go all the way around the west of the storm?
Currently supposed to have a layover in Charlotte, but can change it to Miami.
My question is, based on the current path, could you even fly from DC to Miami to the east or would you have to go all the way around the west of the storm?
Can't answer your question, but I have been wondering if & how this would affect travel plans from Tally to Syracuse.
Not according to the ESPN site:
Thursday, September 13th
5:30 PM ET ESPN
Boston College
(2-0, 0-0 ACC)
Wake Forest
(2-0, 0-0 ACC)
BB&T Field
Winston-salem, NC
http://www.accuweather.com/
81° F
1,327 as low as $2
Line: BC -4.5
O/U: 53
PickCenter
PLAYERS TO WATCH
- PASS
Sam Hartman WAKE
48-78, 620 YDS, 4 TD - RUSH
AJ Dillon BC
26 CAR, 247 YDS, 3 TD - REC
Greg Dortch WAKE
19 REC, 243 YDS, 1 TD
It would seem that this will have little to no impact on our game if everything holds true to forecast. The storm is supposed to be near NC SC border on Friday when Im guessing the team will fly out. Saturday coming home it could still be near SC GA line but the SE quadrant of a storm is usually not that big and hopefully would not cause any difficulties landing.
Im assuming that we charter a flight and go straight through to Syracuse but if they have to go to Atlanta then all bets are off as this should muck up pretty much all flights I would think commercially as schedules get rearranged.
Im assuming that we charter a flight and go straight through to Syracuse but if they have to go to Atlanta then all bets are off as this should muck up pretty much all flights I would think commercially as schedules get rearranged.
Not according to the ESPN site:
Thursday, September 13th
5:30 PM ET ESPN
Boston College
(2-0, 0-0 ACC)
Wake Forest
(2-0, 0-0 ACC)
BB&T Field
Winston-salem, NC
81° F
1,327 as low as $2
Line: BC -4.5
O/U: 53
PickCenter
PLAYERS TO WATCH
GAMECASTCONVERSATIONPICKCENTER
- PASS
Sam Hartman WAKE
48-78, 620 YDS, 4 TD- RUSH
AJ Dillon BC
26 CAR, 247 YDS, 3 TD- REC
Greg Dortch WAKE
19 REC, 243 YDS, 1 TD
That's right, this one was moved up to 4:30p on Thursday. There was another one moved to Vandy, just not recalling which one...
UVa and Ohio U... that one.
With the updated forecast, UVa-Ohio could well be moving into worse weather in Nashville.
With people evacuating the coast of NC, I am thinking some will end up in the Winston Salem area. If this is the case, they may be looking for something to do. Who knows, attendance might be assisted by playing the game instead of cancelling it.
If your yard slopes at all then most definitely don't lay it, I learned that the hard way. Re-laying waterlogged sod is NOT fun
No way Carolina is bigger than Waimea, bro!
Here's something else to think about:
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/09/1...th-includes-at-risk-nuclear-power-plants.html
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/09/1...th-includes-at-risk-nuclear-power-plants.html
I work for Duke Energy, our nuclear operations people are top notch. They will make the right decisions.
Solar panel farms & wind turbines will be destroyed and take months to rebuild. This is why coal, natural gas & nuclear energy is needed.
I understand the concern for the Brunswick plant as it is on the coast. I'm not so sure I would have major concerns for the plant just west of Raleigh. They mention there are 12 nuclear plants in the area, but they chose only those 2 to specifically name. Couldn't they come up with a better example than the one near Raleigh?
I'm flying from Atlanta to Buffalo for the Syracuse game, and supposed to fly back Sunday. I'm wondering if I'll get back if the storm is in North Georgia on Sunday as some predict.
To complicate matters, my daughter is in Savannah, and some of the models now have that within the cone.
Very stressful.
To complicate matters, my daughter is in Savannah, and some of the models now have that within the cone.
Very stressful.
Well we are back in the cone of death and am changing my plans; going home tomorrow. I need to get home in case they close the bridge to entering HHI. As of now we plan on riding it out as it looks like we get TS winds and rain at worst. Big concern is if it shifts much more south then we get hit with a CAT 1 maybe. Oh well' what is funny is HHI had not been hit with a Hurricane in over 150 years and now we have been hit with a TS or worse the last 3 years.
Thanks. I understand that everywhere has their weather issues. Even if the damaging weather events were the same for HHI and the NC MTNS we would rather live in the mtns. Being outside in July/Aug and not being soaking wet from the humidity is very appealing.
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