Damn, I hope that due North heading lasts for awhile. I'll take anything over the eye passing over Tampa.11:00 AM EDT Sun Sep 10
Location: 25.0°N 81.5°W
Moving: N at 9 mph
Min pressure: 933 mb
Max sustained: 130 mph
Damn, I hope that due North heading lasts for awhile. I'll take anything over the eye passing over Tampa.11:00 AM EDT Sun Sep 10
Location: 25.0°N 81.5°W
Moving: N at 9 mph
Min pressure: 933 mb
Max sustained: 130 mph
.Latest observations from the Air Force Hurricane Hunters had
flight-level winds that corresponded to surface winds near 110 kt.
Thus, given sampling considerations, the 115-kt intensity is
retained for this advisory. Irma should maintain this intensity
until the center reaches the southwest Florida coast, and then begin
to weaken while the system interacts with the landmass of the
Florida peninsula. Increasing southwesterly shear associated with
an upper-level trough should also cause weakening of the hurricane
during the next day or so. More rapid weakening is likely after Irma
moves into the southeastern United States in 24-36 hours, and the
cyclone should weaken to a remnant low in 72 hours or sooner. The
official intensity forecast is close to the simple and corrected
consensus models.
The center of Irma wobbled more northward over the past few hours
and the initial motion estimate is about 350/8 kt. Irma is embedded
within a broad mid-level gyre over the Gulf of Mexico. The cyclone
is expected to be steered north-northwestward at a faster forward
speed over the next day or two on the eastern side of the gyre. This
will take Irma inland over northern Florida early on Monday and the
southeastern United States over the next couple of days. The track
guidance remains fairly tightly clustered with the ECMWF track a
little to the left and slower than the other models. The official
track forecast lies between the model consensus and the ECMWF
solution. This is just slightly east of the previous official
forecast.
https://twitter.com/CNN/status/906893529787650048BREAKING: A construction crane in downtown Miami has cracked, a city official says
https://twitter.com/wsvn/status/906869623798280193?s=09
So this downed power line shooting sparks is kind of scary. You guys stay safe.
I'm in Ocala, FL hoping for the best.
The track needs to be adjusted since it's more east now.11:00 AM EDT Sun Sep 10
Location: 25.0°N 81.5°W
Moving: N at 9 mph
Min pressure: 933 mb
Max sustained: 130 mph
I wonder what the thought process was behind leaving this thing standing when they knew this storm was coming? I'm sure it's not easy to remove, but they've had some time. That looks dangerous as hell.
Heard it on the radio. Close call on being on a building still under construction.
Picture from outside Marathon High School:
Is homeless guy ok? What about the shed?Key West is the next Barbuda. Total devastation with total communication blackout.
Nothing short of a massive oil fire is gonna say lit in this though right? Like there's too much rain pouring down for sparking power lines to create actual lasting fires?
Been watching this for a while. Hope he doesn't wait too long.
CNN is reporting, via Miami Herald, that everything in Key West is under water.
Is homeless guy ok? What about the shed?
regardless of that one guy who passed out in the middle of the street. there's literally thousands of people that stayed in the Keys.... they're not all dead are they
No.Is this accounting for the slight push east that seems to be going on?
Is this accounting for the slight push east that seems to be going on?
Can you hide chat in Periscope? That is some YouTube comments level shit at places.
There's a theatre mode button at the bottom.Can you hide chat in Periscope? That is some YouTube comments level shit at places.
A high school friend of mine who has a daughter with cancer, evacuated with his family to Memphis Tennessee from Sarasota Florida. Now the daughter's health deteriorated and he is in the children's hospital there. What a shitshow
looks like a Knack level
Does anyone have news from Hudson Florida, my sisters live there
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Long time lurker, so I hope I'm posting this correctly. Taken from the top of the parking garage at one of the major hospitals in Tampa Bay, overlooking downtown Tampa. Top is last night, and bottom is about an hour ago. Hospital is bracing for possible flooding since we are literally on an island.
You want the link with the jpg.
Long time lurker, so I hope I'm posting this correctly. Taken from the top of the parking garage at one of the major hospitals in Tampa Bay, overlooking downtown Tampa. Top is last night, and bottom is about an hour ago. Hospital is bracing for possible flooding since we are literally on an island.
What in the fuck is up with this CNN commentary?!
Shit, it's only gonna get worse for the next 24-48 hours as well.Picture from outside Marathon High School:
Memphis has some reallllly high quality children's hospitals, so one good thing out of that nightmare is that she is in some good hands.
I wonder what the thought process was behind leaving this thing standing when they knew this storm was coming? I'm sure it's not easy to remove, but they've had some time. That looks dangerous as hell.
I believe they said there are 20+ of them.
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Uhhh what? You're kind of always in it, it's a gradual thing and it's not a tornado, those satellite images of those clouds swirling... they don't touch the ground. You can't see it like you're thinking.This might be a dumb question, and while I´m watching jeffs stream I dont expect to see it but I´m just curious, could you actually see the hurricane? or wouldnt you even notice that youre right next to it aside of the obviously increased speeds of wind until youre in the eye?
Those sensors have to be off. 180+ mph winds from a cat 4?
Ahhh okay, as I said probably a dumb question, kinda thought of it being like a tornado. Alrighty then.Uhhh what? You're kind of always in it, it's a gradual thing and it's not a tornado, those satellite images of those clouds swirling... they don't touch the ground. You can't see it like you're thinking.
What are they saying?
Heard it on the radio. Close call on being on a building still under construction.
There are a few cranes by my neighborhood. Hopefully those are still up.