Hurricane Sandy

[Lodsin]

LOL, news is trying hard to make it seem worst than it is right now

Worse*

Katrina was a cat 4/6, sandy is 5.7/6 they are expecting the cold front to fuck some shit up as well.

Also if some places are expected to get heavy rain or precipitation. Could mean snow in the NE and mountains. 1" of rain is about a foot of snow.

[rav320uk]

Fucking hell!!!!!!!

Over here on the news, it's saying it's 1000miles wide :shock:

[KillaCam]

[tjts1]

Fucking hell!!!!!!!

Over here on the news, it's saying it's 1000miles wide :shock:

As seen from space 36hrs ago, large pic

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[slammin.e28]

As seen from space 36hrs ago, large pic
http://i.minus.com/inBjeSRc0IqOy.jpg

[UNHCLL]

Well, I am "stuck" here in Florida due to the storm... cancelled my flight back to Boston. Won't be able to fly out until Thursday night now. Already have high winds & flooding in NH/MA.

[rturbo 930]

Yupp, thats all the damage caused. lol

That's about a mile and a half south of my house. There's a pretty good chance my house is under water. Fuck.

[nando]

Worse*

Katrina was a cat 4/6, sandy is 5.7/6 they are expecting the cold front to fuck some shit up as well.

Also if some places are expected to get heavy rain or precipitation. Could mean snow in the NE and mountains. 1" of rain is about a foot of snow.

Thizzelle is obviously a rocket scientist, so his opinion on climate science and weather patterns is questionable. ;)

[Tanktheory]

NE CT here, it's pretty fucking windy. No heavy rain yet, but I heard out shoreline is getting happened.

Also, for a while I was also thinking -'fucking media over hyped this one'.. I'm not so sure I believe that anymore. I think this IS going to get really really bad, specially for anyone near any shoreline.

[10Toes]

[VinniE30]

shiiiiit.

nobody else just slightly concerned over this?

or it's simply not cool to express these emotions on a E30 internet forum...

It's because the northeast doesn't get hurricanes very often. A lot of people have a different perspective and grew up with much worse storms. Like someone that's from florida they are use to hurricanes much worse.
This is only a category 1.
Noone's doubting there is a lot of damage from flooding along the coast but if you look at it from a historical perspective it's only really significant because the northeast rarely gets hurricanes. This sort of thing is more like a yearly occurrence in the caribbean and typically much stronger hurricanes at that.

That said, i'm actually right in the hurricanes path with projected 74+ mph winds. But i'm not near the coast and i'm not in a low area that gets flooded. Everything I care about is inside either my house or my garage which are both concrete block construction. To actually pick up large objects or do serious damage to a house wind speeds have to be much more than this. So for me and most other people that aren't at sea level or live in a trailer, there's really nothing to worry about.

[slammin.e28]

Thizzelle is obviously a rocket scientist, so his opinion on climate science and weather patterns is questionable. ;)

Thizzle has probably been to the future and knows how everything it going to pan out. He's just withholding the info so as to not create an alternate dimension.

[Mr. Burns]

It's because the northeast doesn't get hurricanes very often. A lot of people have a different perspective and grew up with much worse storms. Like someone that's from florida they are use to hurricanes much worse.
This is only a category 1.
Noone's doubting there is a lot of damage from flooding along the coast but if you look at it from a historical perspective it's only really significant because the northeast rarely gets hurricanes. This sort of thing is more like a yearly occurrence in the caribbean and typically much stronger hurricanes at that.

That said, i'm actually right in the hurricanes path with projected 74+ mph winds. But i'm not near the coast and i'm not in a low area that gets flooded. Everything I care about is inside either my house or my garage which are both concrete block construction. To actually pick up large objects or do serious damage to a house wind speeds have to be much more than this. So for me and most other people that aren't at sea level or live in a trailer, there's really nothing to worry about.

hmm.
makes sense...we're I'm at, we get absolutely nothing close to even remotely a hint of a hurricane.
we get snow.
and lots of it.

what you wrote does actually appease me slightly;-)

-man enough to admit when something concerns me
Mr. B

[M3Philipp]

Hope you guys E30s make it out in one piece!

[Pantless Spency]

crazy stuff...