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Posted on 08/28/2019 1:34:36 PM PDT by NautiNurse
I’m a Ukmet fanboi now I reckon. Ukmet nailed Irma 4 days out.
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Tropical Tidbits model thread says you guys on the Keys better keep paying attention as the HMON still has you in the game.
Wow. Thank you for that.
Bookmarking...looks like my niece in Orlando is going to get the brunt of this one. She is a serious prepper, so I’m sure she’ll be O.K.
The no power thing sux the most.
Jupiter to ft. Pierce
I see that,gee an unpredictable storm:Im shocked....
no way Jose we havent recovered from the last one yet.
Looks like 10 tracks show it hitting the Florida coast and ony 3 tracks show it missing and turning north.
Not good odds for east coast Floridians. - Tom
If it helps any I live in Hollywood about 30 miles north of UM. He may want to stay on a lower floor or I a home if able
Not good odds for east coast Floridians. - Tom
I don’t wish a hurricane on anybody but that has got to be the least populated area of the east coast of Florida. And by the time it gets significantly inland it will likely be much reduced in strength.
Good article here, about NASA moving their $650 million mobile launcher (not a “booster”, actually) to the VAB:
I note that while Launch Control is built to survive a CAT 5 hurricane, the VAB is only rated to CAT 3. Yikes!
Maybe someone can work out how much force a mid-CAT 4 can put on a facing outside wall of the VAB. It has to be an impressive number...
My bad
Yes it is a Mobile Launcher!
Looks like its turning north to me...into the Atlantic. I think the models will show it missing Florida later.
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