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Originally Posted by Lyle
I rather like it...as we had a drought all last year on account of no storms got anywhere near us......thank you very much Al Gore and your "We're brewing hurricanes" bullcrap!Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
We need a couple up in NC...I'm not saying we need category 4's and 5's but a 1 and 2 and a depression every now and then would help out greatly.
Ya know there is research done and being followed up on for the manipulation of these beasts. As far as directional and so on.
So far it appears we can't really fight the elements of mother nature as in to stop, or lessen or strengthen much, all basically dictated by the many natural factors that go into building them...but I do think it may at some point be possible to slightly steer them. I know there was some fictional stuff on tv regarding it, thru seeding and so on...but have heard a lot of that was based on actual research and development.
Seeding a long time ago was done and thought and or found to be pointless, but is now being further explored as I understand it.
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Originally Posted by Lyle
Had one, It's name was Andrew, and when he left, someofabitch took everything with him.
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Originally Posted by Youngblood
Back when I was a little tacker, had a chance to go see The Hurricane Center. A lot of nice people there and the computer setup was fun to watch. Don't remember what year it was tho.
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Originally Posted by Youngblood
Awsome, there hasn't been any natural disasters for a while, been needing sumin to happen so i can get some new jokes sent through.
One day after the a levy broke on the mighty Mississippi River, a woman and her son was sitting on the roof of thier farm house, watching the water flow by, when the lillte boy turned to his mother and said:
Moma, there is something strange going on with the flow of the water.
What do you mean son? Asked the mother.
He replied: I have been watching that there straw hat for about hour now and it will move about a 100 yards with the flow of the water, then it will stop and start moving against the flow, for about 100 yards. Why does it do that Moma? the boy asks.
The mother hugs her son and says: Don't worry about that son, That is just your Daddy.
She said, Come Hell or High water, he promised to mow the front yard.
Well... better a little too much rain than drought, that's for sure. But hurricanes are a b*tch... not only during, but after. Here in P.R. we've hit by two major ones in the past two decades (not mentioning several tropical storms and whatnot) -- Hugo (1989) and Georges (1998). It's the being without power, water, and some other basic necessities for days and in some cases weeks. That's even worse than the storm itself.Quote:
Originally Posted by LyleI rather like it...as we had a drought all last year on account of no storms got anywhere near us......thank you very much Al Gore and your "We're brewing hurricanes" bullcrap!Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
We need a couple up in NC...I'm not saying we need category 4's and 5's but a 1 and 2 and a depression every now and then would help out greatly.
Yup Titofan...no doubt. Your country and Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti Dominican are pretty much trolling bait for hurricanes.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanWell... better a little too much rain than drought, that's for sure. But hurricanes are a b*tch... not only during, but after. Here in P.R. we've hit by two major ones in the past two decades (not mentioning several tropical storms and whatnot) -- Hugo (1989) and Georges (1998). It's the being without power, water, and some other basic necessities for days and in some cases weeks. That's even worse than the storm itself.Quote:
Originally Posted by LyleI rather like it...as we had a drought all last year on account of no storms got anywhere near us......thank you very much Al Gore and your "We're brewing hurricanes" bullcrap!Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
We need a couple up in NC...I'm not saying we need category 4's and 5's but a 1 and 2 and a depression every now and then would help out greatly.
Yup move down to Puerto Rico if you want to experience the Hurricane season at full blast.
Latitudes and longitudes. No two numbers are more watched when one of those monsters forms off the coast of Africa and starts moving westerly. It's like a gigantic bowling alley, and we're one of the pins.
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So have any of you guys seen a live tornato ?
I love them things , we only get small water ones.
I have, but only a very small one and was disappointed in it's lackluster performance as I stood on the shores of our cottage screaming at it around age 9 or 10..."Come on, bring it! That all you got!!" lol The updraft had pulled my new tent from it's pegs on the shore and dropped it into the middle of the lake...while it tore thru trees a mile or so away across the lake. My dad had to carry me inside to huddle with the rest of them, kicking and screaming. I don't have a death wish..but man do I, and have I ever loved violent weather.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
Tropical Storm Bertha, is now officially Hurricane Bertha! National Hurricane Center
here is a satellite feed of it in near real time: Central Atlantic Visible Imagery - Satellite Services Division
It looks to pose no threat to the eastern seaboard and as my earliest predictions went...they seem to be spot on. If anyone lives in Bermuda, then I would suggest you start preparing as it looks on course.
Chances are it won't make it much stronger then a Cat. 2 at best as it heads for cooler waters in it's present steering conditions. It may pose a threat to the extreme northeast and canadian maritimes also...unless things change into the 72+ predictions. But also, I do tend to think it will head north then east and die off as a fairly uneventful first hurricane in thecold North Atlantic.
goid bless the dull drawn out weather we get in the uk
its the middle of summer in london and pissing down with rain as we speak.
But at least i aint gotta worry about coming home to a roofless house.
You guys have it much tougher than us!!
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Originally Posted by YoungbloodI have, but only a very small one and was disappointed in it's lackluster performance as I stood on the shores of our cottage screaming at it around age 9 or 10..."Come on, bring it! That all you got!!" lol The updraft had pulled my new tent from it's pegs on the shore and dropped it into the middle of the lake...while it tore thru trees a mile or so away across the lake. My dad had to carry me inside to huddle with the rest of them, kicking and screaming. I don't have a death wish..but man do I, and have I ever loved violent weather.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
Tropical Storm Bertha, is now officially Hurricane Bertha! National Hurricane Center
here is a satellite feed of it in near real time: Central Atlantic Visible Imagery - Satellite Services Division
It looks to pose no threat to the eastern seaboard and as my earliest predictions went...they seem to be spot on. If anyone lives in Bermuda, then I would suggest you start preparing as it looks on course.
Chances are it won't make it much stronger then a Cat. 2 at best as it heads for cooler waters in it's present steering conditions. It may pose a threat to the extreme northeast and canadian maritimes also...unless things change into the 72+ predictions. But also, I do tend to think it will head north then east and die off as a fairly uneventful first hurricane in thecold North Atlantic.
You are not 14-16 years old like you claim, unless you're in MENSA.
lol It's okay dude, I'm used to it. I am 14, and turned it in May. Now I rarely respond to these types of inquiries or feel the need to explain...BUT, to make it interesting...for a proper wager I can prove it. I have posted pics before and do have a webcam to verify. I can even give ya the finger in real time. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by frozensolid_702Quote:
Originally Posted by YoungbloodI have, but only a very small one and was disappointed in it's lackluster performance as I stood on the shores of our cottage screaming at it around age 9 or 10..."Come on, bring it! That all you got!!" lol The updraft had pulled my new tent from it's pegs on the shore and dropped it into the middle of the lake...while it tore thru trees a mile or so away across the lake. My dad had to carry me inside to huddle with the rest of them, kicking and screaming. I don't have a death wish..but man do I, and have I ever loved violent weather.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
Tropical Storm Bertha, is now officially Hurricane Bertha! National Hurricane Center
here is a satellite feed of it in near real time: Central Atlantic Visible Imagery - Satellite Services Division
It looks to pose no threat to the eastern seaboard and as my earliest predictions went...they seem to be spot on. If anyone lives in Bermuda, then I would suggest you start preparing as it looks on course.
Chances are it won't make it much stronger then a Cat. 2 at best as it heads for cooler waters in it's present steering conditions. It may pose a threat to the extreme northeast and canadian maritimes also...unless things change into the 72+ predictions. But also, I do tend to think it will head north then east and die off as a fairly uneventful first hurricane in thecold North Atlantic.
You are not 14-16 years old like you claim, unless you're in MENSA.
By the way, Bertha has sadly deteriorated due to wind shear and several other factors into a weak Cat. 1. I expect it to eventually be drawn into a front and disappear. But fear not...there shall be more hurricanes, and I will be here to provide the info. as to their birth, growth...and subsequent movements. :)