Keep an eye on Inv 97L (Now Hurricane Matthew)
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So I'm looking at the trajectory of Matthew and as you all know, they have it hugging the coast all the way up through North Carolina.
But I'm looking at it and not sure why they think that will happen. I have a feeling it rips through Jax and stays west of the Carolinas and east of ATL.
Or maybe it's the hard hook back east that is throwing me off.
Take a look and think about it.
But I'm looking at it and not sure why they think that will happen. I have a feeling it rips through Jax and stays west of the Carolinas and east of ATL.
Or maybe it's the hard hook back east that is throwing me off.
Take a look and think about it.
My family just left Hilton Head (I am in Denver and will link up later). Last update at 2 EST was 100 miles off HHI and 3-5 storm surge on Saturday night/Sunday Morning. Currently my biggest worry is storm surge.
I lived thru it in JAX but was too young to pay attention to the details. I just remember being without power for about 10 days...cold showers, all meals cooked over a Sterno camping stove... brutal. Was never so glad to get back to school in my life. I'm fearing this one will be worse
He has been pretty hands on with this storm and I don't fault him at all. He received a letter from LA Senator David Vitter about the UF game. It only makes sense that he would inquire about our game as well.
So did I - was also a kid. No power, Mom cooked outside on our Coleman camp stove for a week. The beach was a mess and oceanfront businesses were wiped out. Oceanfront houses pushed back a block or two.
The ocean and the intracoastal met and covered A1A where Sawgrass now sits.
The ocean and the intracoastal met and covered A1A where Sawgrass now sits.
I just put my hurricane shutters on my house in Port Orange (right by Daytona) and then bugged out to my mom's house 15 miles in land. Be safe Nole brothers and sisters.
Yea in fairness the guy has a few other more important things to worry about; not to mention I would hope that university presidents are smart enough to make an educated decision. Honestly it would not be a surprise that the decision is made by the ACC or they at least have some input.
Three American ships just left port: the first on Tuesday, another yesterday, a third today. That port is Norfolk, Virginia, and at the time they started prepping for an immediate no-notice deployment, Norfolk, itself, was in the potential cross-hairs of Hurricane Matthew.
These American ships are heading toward (and, if need be, through) a Category 4 Hurricane. They have set a course for Haiti, where they will save human lives.
True, but he has been getting asked the question in his briefings at the EOC by members of the media. It is a public safety issue considering the resources that would be diverted from actual hurricane response.
I'm on my I pad but my power is still on for now. Jax is now getting hit pretty hard. My bathroom fan vent is leaking like a sieve.
The update I got about 30 minutes ago shows over 800K customers without power statewide. Volusia has over 218K without power, accounting for 78% of the customers in the county.
Saint Augustine here, storm at it's peak, pretty nautical outside. Still got power, but 33,000 others don't here in Saint Johns County.
Sharknado!!!
Taken from someones home in Jacksonville:
Taken from someones home in Jacksonville:
Tallahassee is full of people today too. The traffic around town is way worse than usual given it's mid-day.
Me thinks that just MIGHT be photoshopped.Sharknado!!!
Taken from someones home in Jacksonville:
