Irma

jimmywilson69 · Post by **jimmywilson69** » Sep 6th, '17, 14:10

They'll likely be okay stormchaser. I think this is riding up the east coast, but there is a lot of time for that to change. I hope they don't take a direct hit.

Stormchaser · Post by **Stormchaser** » Sep 6th, '17, 14:34

jimmywilson69 wrote:They'll likely be okay stormchaser. I think this is riding up the east coast, but there is a lot of time for that to change. I hope they don't take a direct hit.

They've seen their share of storms, and don't generally evac. Lost part of the roof with significant interior water damage in Andrew. Lost the screened in lanai/pool area and most of the shingles from Wilma. Near miss from Charley. Rode em all out without casualty; hope this one goes as well. Donna and Betsy were before they moved down there...

ME2VTSkier · Post by **ME2VTSkier** » Sep 6th, '17, 15:40

I'd try again to get them to move. If it doesn't swing to the right in time, could be looking at 15-20ft wall of water with 15-30ft waves on top of that. Think along the lines of the '35 Labor Day storm if it makes it to the Keys and west coast before turning.

SnoBrdr · Post by **SnoBrdr** » Sep 6th, '17, 15:57

ME2VTSkier wrote:I'd try again to get them to move. If it doesn't swing to the right in time, could be looking at 15-20ft wall of water with 15-30ft waves on top of that. Think along the lines of the '35 Labor Day storm if it makes it to the Keys and west coast before turning.

There is never a valid reason for staying if they say it could be hazardous to your health.

All you do is put the lives of 1st responders in jeopardy if thing really do go bad,

madhatter · Post by **madhatter** » Sep 6th, '17, 16:00

ME2VTSkier wrote:I'd try again to get them to move. If it doesn't swing to the right in time, could be looking at 15-20ft wall of water with 15-30ft waves on top of that. Think along the lines of the '35 Labor Day storm if it makes it to the Keys and west coast before turning.

might be a good idea...

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freeski · Post by **freeski** » Sep 6th, '17, 16:53

This should recharge the everglades aquifer.

Hope it only hits as a 2.

Blessed are the alligators.

ME2VTSkier · Post by **ME2VTSkier** » Sep 7th, '17, 05:37

They are already talking about it bending back to west as it reaches northern FL... The models can't figure out how the Jet Stream is going to make it play out evidently.

madhatter · Post by **madhatter** » Sep 7th, '17, 06:39

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madhatter · Post by **madhatter** » Sep 7th, '17, 13:56

madhatter · Post by **madhatter** » Sep 7th, '17, 15:56

back to a more serious note:

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ME2VTSkier · Post by **ME2VTSkier** » Sep 7th, '17, 18:09

Trended back westward...

freeski · Post by **freeski** » Sep 7th, '17, 19:40

The worst case scenario is horrifying.

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madhatter · Post by **madhatter** » Sep 8th, '17, 07:25

ME2VTSkier · Post by **ME2VTSkier** » Sep 8th, '17, 11:14

An overlay of Andrew (upper) versus Irma... size matters

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ME2VTSkier · Post by **ME2VTSkier** » Sep 8th, '17, 11:24

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