23% of gas stations in the state out of gas.
I live in Savannah and, although I have hoped for a turn away from Florida, each new advisory looks worse and worse for us. We have only been brushed over the years and Matthew was the worst. Trees down all over and the city was blocked off for re-entry for 5 days. I also went through Hugo but I was only 5 at the time so I don't remember much. But I know for a fact that even a near miss by a storm of this strength is going to devastate this area.
Here's hoping this thing takes a spin out to sea and spares us all category 4 devastation. If not let's just hope for the best!
The entire Southeast needs to be prepared for the worst.Back home after happy hour. Much talk at the bar, Sugarloaf Tiki, about gas. Looking like their is none from Key West MM 0 to Marathon MM 50.
Waiting on the next video from Levi. tropicaltidbits.com
For all those talking about out to sea, or a few miles east scenarios, the Airport made the decision to close. Do you think that they made this decision without knowing the opinions of the most respected storm forecasters in the world?
Unless the storm is north of your location, you should be very nervous.
Hold my beer...They say that every single time. Hurricane Matthew was so hyped up it was unbelievable. Rick Scott said it would be the worst hurricane for Florida in 100 years. I remember the weather channel having a hard time finding damage and did their on location reporting in front of a snapped tree branch. No joke.
And you will be wrong. I have been unlucky enough to be through a couple and also there during Matthew. It stayed off shore but all though slight there was damage and some flooding around Disney. Not a lot of damage but definitely not nil. It is folly to try to downplay these things. Plan for the worst and be thankful if it misses you is the best strategy. Oh, and Matthew veered away at the last minute. It’s possible for a storm to do the opposite and veer inland.I'll stick with nil if it hugs the coast, and we'll see who is right.
Airport closing was an easy one because the tropics storm force winds extend out 100 miles and planes on approach and departure are not going to land or takeoff in them. It was probably a. Easy call.Back home after happy hour. Much talk at the bar, Sugarloaf Tiki, about gas. Looking like their is none from Key West MM 0 to Marathon MM 50.
Waiting on the next video from Levi. tropicaltidbits.com
For all those talking about out to sea, or a few miles east scenarios, the Airport made the decision to close. Do you think that they made this decision without knowing the opinions of the most respected storm forecasters in the world?
Unless the storm is north of your location, you should be very nervous.
Dorian is a 4 now, if you haven’t left, I’d advise you do so.
Or in a mandatory evacuation area. Only one posted so far but I’m sure there will be more to come.You should only leave if you're in a flood zone or have trees that could possibly fall on your house. You should not put strain on the state's resources if you don't have to
Actually most commercial aircraft can safely operate in crosswind conditions up to 35knots which is right the beginning of tropical storm levels. Notice I said "crosswind" (across the runway) because if the wind is blowing in the direction of take off or landing (which is likely) then can go beyond that.
How Windy Does It Have to Be Before Planes Can't Take Off? - The Points Guy
With the wind raging over New York on Monday, airports are facing delays. But not every wind is a bad wind for airliners.thepointsguy.com
True story...it was windy on my flight last week from Vegas and the pilot came on after they had to circle and said “just an update...we picked up a strong head wind on descent and they reversed the approach of all planes coming in. Usually we like to keep to to 8 or 9 miles but it’s was gusting up to 19 or 20 so we’re not gonna do that”Airport closing was an easy one because the tropics storm force winds extend out 100 miles and planes on approach and departure are not going to land or takeoff in them. It was probably a. Easy call.
You should only leave if you're in a flood zone or have trees that could possibly fall on your house. You should not put strain on the state's resources if you don't have to
Everyone who could be affected needs to watch this
It’s the internet, there’s always someone that knows more then the experts. Unless there is total devastation they will be right. Everyone in the path of this thing, just be safe.I’m beginning to think tigerlight is the Walt Disney world revenue officer...
Are you predicting less storm impact and encouraging people to fly in Gale force winds?!?
Great you did a google search for the purpose of being argumentative. To discredit your statement you mentioned 35 knots as a limit. Tropical storm force winds are between 34 and 62 knots. At that point do you think airlines or ATC is going to risk it?Actually most commercial aircraft can safely operate in crosswind conditions up to 35knots which is right the beginning of tropical storm levels. Notice I said "crosswind" (across the runway) because if the wind is blowing in the direction of take off or landing (which is likely) then can go beyond that.
How Windy Does It Have to Be Before Planes Can't Take Off? - The Points Guy
With the wind raging over New York on Monday, airports are facing delays. But not every wind is a bad wind for airliners.thepointsguy.com
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