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Could be an interesting weekend.

Lets watch the idiots in New Orleans...and see what they learned.
 

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haiti really knocked the shit outta it and it stalled over it.....but its starting to blow up again tonight looks like....we'll see if it takes on jamaica at all or not next

chances of another direct hit on NO slim

but good chance of a cane in the gulf

plus so far its a tiny cane as far as size

katrina was a monstrosity and reason it had so much wake with it

the smaller they get the more of a wind/localized event they get

they category system is retarded....strength of cane more accurately portrayed by its pressure
 

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Fucking Bush, planning one last cluster fuck before he leaves office.

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there's a nother one behind it now too...hanna

but probably too far north to threaten land if it does carolina's or something like that in its future.....or maybe its one of those upper east coast canes that never come.....

gustav looks healthy again and getting bigger.....but about to hit jamaica moving at a faster pace and probably won't stall over land like he did with haiti

gets interesting once it gets past jamaica
 

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Let's remember that it wasn't the hurricane itself that flooded New Orleans, but the failure of it's levees. If the levees would have held then that catastrophe wouldn't have happened.

I hope the hurricane spares any place that was devastated by Katrina.
 

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Let's remember that it wasn't the hurricane itself that flooded New Orleans, but the failure of it's levees. If the levees would have held then that catastrophe wouldn't have happened.

I hope the hurricane spares any place that was devastated by Katrina.
You mean the levees that Spike Lee said the gov. blew up!!:missingte:missingte:missingte:missingte What a fucking moron Spike is!!:missingte:missingte
 

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when you build a city in a bowl below sea level bad things tend to happen when a monster hurricane hits you regardless of how well you think you can protect yourself with levees and what not

that said its an important city for its port reason we have a big city there to begin with really dunno what the long term solution is
 

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when you build a city in a bowl below sea level bad things tend to happen when a monster hurricane hits you regardless of how well you think you can protect yourself with levees and what not

that said its an important city for its port reason we have a big city there to begin with really dunno what the long term solution is

True, but it doesn't help by removing natural barriers that help protect the city from hurricanes.
 

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gustav getting sheared pretty good right now and looks like its gonna hit alot of jamaica....might be downgraded to tropical depression once it gets back over water....we'll see how it recovers after that.....
 

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gustav getting sheared pretty good right now and looks like its gonna hit alot of jamaica....might be downgraded to tropical depression once it gets back over water....we'll see how it recovers after that.....

Doesn't the warm water in the Gulf juice it back up?
 

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water warmer down where it is now than in gulf

plus water isn't in pure high octane shit like it was in 2006 i mean its still warm but not what it was

cat 3 at worst outta this guy me thinks

land interaction keeps chewing it up once it starts to get going for now

once it gets past jamaica will get a better idea of things than.....
 

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Water temp in the gulf is in the 80's, plenty warm enough to strengthen.
 

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here's a current SST map

http://www.osdpd.noaa.gov/PSB/EPS/SST/data/gulfmex.cf.gif

gulf was completely yellow and orange in 2006

katrina was just perfect conditions for a monster

looks like it would likely fizzle as it approached land if it hit east of NO probably best case scenerio for right now

west of NO looks like worst track as far as doing damage....plus the NE quadrant of the storm is the strongest so current track seen above on post #1 worst possible track for NO than say a direct hit
 

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starting to move slow now down to 5mph and right smack dab in the middle of jamaica that has alot of mountains but not as bad as hispanola (haiti)

gonna be ripped up pretty good....by friday night or saturday will get a better idea of track and intensity projections....
 

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I agree that if FEMA tells Nagin not to use the city school buses and that they will provide buses instead, he should not trust them and not take them at their word. If he does, there will probably be a lot of hacks trying to politicize the situation while those truly responsible will keep saying "we're not playing the blame game".
 

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its just like it always is

a big one hits (they had camille hit that area back in 69) and than everybody overly freaks out on the near term

like now when there is a tropical storm hitting jamaica

than people get sick and tired of all the false alarms

get complacent

and the next big one hits

usually how it works with canes
 

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starting to move slow now down to 5mph and right smack dab in the middle of jamaica that has alot of mountains but not as bad as hispanola (haiti)

gonna be ripped up pretty good....by friday night or saturday will get a better idea of track and intensity projections....

Sometimes what's even worse than the actual hurricane is all the rain that it brings with it. I remember when Allison hit here in Houston it was ridiculous. That storm just settled over Houston and dropped like 18 inches of water in 24 hrs.
 

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as fey showed you in florida

the small big time cat 5 hurricanes really aren't that dangerous as a whole....they get all the hype but are very localized wind events and typically are moving at a rapid clip......

big canes that bring a big wake and lotsa rain kills and does big damage on a large scale

our category system really needs an overhaul

i was freaking out days before katrina hit as it bombed out as a HUMONGOUS cat 5 in the gulf with near 900 mb central pressure.....and unfortunately my outlook turned out correct

for right now no major worries for NO and everybody freaking out this time.....
 

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