Anyone from coastal NC,SC, GA area?
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Not really. A glass rising quickly is an indication of a severe storm. If the glass falls as quickly as it is rising, the storm is near.
Anyone from coastal NC,SC, GA area?
As long as it isn't going to affect Pat Robertson, are we supposed to care about anyone else?
He did after all, talk God into steering Florence away from him and into the Carolinas.
Those people must have angered God by supporting Democrats or something.
As long as it isn't going to affect Pat Robertson, are we supposed to care about anyone else?
He did after all, talk God into steering Florence away from him and into the Carolinas.
Those people must have angered God by supporting Democrats or something.
As long as it isn't going to affect Pat Robertson, are we supposed to care about anyone else?
He did after all, talk God into steering Florence away from him and into the Carolinas.
Those people must have angered God by supporting Democrats or something.
Weather does not care about politics. Probably the last real non partisan thing out there!
Falling barometric pressure pulls the storm in, doesn't it?
Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win
latest, storm making turn going into SC, still going to get a lot of rain but not full force winds
ThatOwlWoman
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I'm getting worried about our friend in SC who lives on a barrier island. Yes, it's a large island but still.... the only way off is via bridge. She's just a bit south of Charleston.
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Oh, no! Best wishes for her
Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win
there was mandatory evac from there
Locally. What I am referring too has to do with the polar and equatorial airstreams finding equilibrium (the rise) and the equatorial winning (the low).
Guno צְבִי
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I -26 and I-77 both lane are all one way from Charleston to Columbia
evince
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fuck off water
Irish Exit
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Hopefully they have moved. South Carolina looks like it will be wiped off the face of the planet at this point.
FUCK THE POLICE
911 EVERY DAY
Who wouldn't rejoice at a whole nest being removed at once?
ThatOwlWoman
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She's still there. I think she's past the time when she should have left.
Irish Exit
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She might still be okay. Storm is weakening; she will be on the southwest side of the storm where rain and winds will be less intense and moving away; she will also be down in the 2-4 foot surge area; and those south carolina islands are more technical islands not really out in the wrath of 360° currents
ThatOwlWoman
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Oh good. Just talked to her; she's staying put -- for now. She rented an extra super size Suburban and can get half of her flock in one trip inland to a friend's house in an hour, and the rest in a 2nd trip, so she's got a bit of time to work with.
Irish Exit
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First time I went to Hilton Head I was expecting to go over some long over the bay bridge or something and was shocked at how short it was from being on the mainland and being on the island. It was like crossing a mountain gorge or wide river bridge at most. First of my many disappointments. No real surf even on the ocean side either.
My sister and niece live in Charlotte. They're going to Vermont for a bit.