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Sunday, 6 August 2017
quote [ “Forecasters predict a 70 percent likelihood of 11 to 17 named storms (winds of 39 mph or higher), of which five to nine could become hurricanes (winds of 74 mph or higher), including two to four major hurricanes (Category 3, 4 or 5; winds of 111 mph or higher),
Five named storms — Arlene, Bret, Cindy, Don and Emily — formed prior to Aug. 1. “This is slightly above normal,” says senior meteorologist and climatologist David Dilley, of Global Weather Oscillations, whose predictions for the 2017 season call it “the most dangerous in 12 years.” ] Batten down the hatches... Shes gonna blow.
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bbqkink said @ 6:41pm GMT on 8th August
But that contradicts every thing else you said the NWS gave you a warning of a dangerous storm...but you feel more comfortable relying on that sock ted to a stick and the bunion on your big toe as a weather predictor.
bbqkink said @ 6:43pm GMT on 8th August
But that contradicts every thing else you said the NWS gave you a warning of a dangerous storm...but you feel more comfortable relying on that sock ted to a stick and the bunion on your big toe as a weather predictor.
Don't get me wrong I once decided to stay on an oil rig in the gulf one missed me by 75 miles it got rough...but hey I'm ok. Point is weather forecasting is a guess more than a science...but these guys usually don't miss by much. They used to they have gotten better.
bbqkink said @ 6:48pm GMT on 8th August
But that contradicts every thing else you said the NWS gave you a warning of a dangerous storm...but you feel more comfortable relying on that sock tied to a stick and the bunion on your big toe as a weather predictor.
Don't get me wrong I once decided to stay on an oil rig in the gulf one missed me by 75 miles it got rough...but hey I'm ok. Point is weather forecasting is a guess more than a science...but these guys usually don't miss by much. They used to but they have gotten better.
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bbqkink said @ 6:41pm GMT on 8th August
But that contradicts every thing else you said the NWS gave you a warning of a dangerous storm...but you feel more comfortable relying on that sock tied to a stick and the bunion on your big toe as a weather predictor.
Don't get me wrong I once decided to stay on an oil rig in the gulf one missed me by 75 miles it got rough...but hey I'm ok. Point is weather forecasting is a guess more than a science...but these guys usually don't miss by much. They used to but they have gotten better.
