New Hurricane Will Require Gulf Evacuation
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I live in NEW ORLEANS and i'm not leaving.
To hell with them, we will ride it out and stock up.
If everyone gives in, we will never win.
i got family in chalmette,the Baldini's,and they feel the same way you do.
bigdad.......i'm with you-get the fuck out.
if a big one hits,people won't have anything there anyways.fuck em,let em keep it.
it's a big planet,go somewhere else.
now,that being said...here's to NOTHING happening
be good and be safe,gentlemen


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Hell No!!!!LOL!!! I have family in Houston. During Ike I had water chest deep in the house and when the eye came over the Isle, I waded through the water and debris to my brothers house because it was higher!! I barely made it before the back of the storm hit the Isle again!!! I have never prayed more than time in my life!! It was HELL,no one was out during the eye and being all alone in the water and debris it was surreal!!! Nope,wont do that again!!!!!!!


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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news...


Here is an article on the storm:
Tropical Storm Threat to Oil Spill Area in Gulf
By Alex Sosnowski, Expert Senior Meteorologist
Jul 22, 2010; 3:15 PM ET
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A tropical depression tracking west-northwestward between Cuba and the Bahamas will eventually reach the northern Gulf of Mexico, moving part of the oil spill onshore.
AccuWeather.com meteorologists expect Tropical Depression 3 to track between South Florida and northwestern Cuba Friday and into the eastern Gulf of Mexico this weekend.
From there, a continuing west-northwest path is forecast at this time, a track that would mean a near-worst case scenario for driving oil inland over the Mississippi Delta in Louisiana.
In this track, east to southeast winds averaging 30 to 60 mph with higher gusts would drive the oil onshore.
The many marshes, estuaries and channels in the Delta Region could act like a sponge trapping the oil for a long period of time.
Wave action, on the order of 5 to 10 feet or more, would be too much for protective booms to handle. Waves carrying oil would over wash the booms. Winds and waves would push the booms onshore with the oil.
A major hurricane taking a similar path would be the "worst case" situation.

Even if the system only maxes out as a tropical storm, it will drive oil inland in a bad way.
However, fortunately, the AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center does not expect this system to become such a monster. Instead, the system is forecast to fluctuate as a tropical storm with only a slight chance of reaching a minimal hurricane at this time.

In addition to clusters of thunderstorms and squalls rotating through the northern and eastern Gulf of Mexico and adjoining coastal areas from Florida to Louisiana and Texas, conditions will become progressively more stormy in this area this weekend.
Oil slick cleanup and containment crews and officials, as well as operations on other wells in the region are advised to take the necessary precautions.
Tropical systems over open waters can suddenly pulse or a squall with hurricane force winds can hit with little notice.
We can only hope the system remains weak, minimizing the push of oil through the Delta.
AccuWeather.com Hurricane Expert, Joe Bastardi says there is still a possibility of the system turning more to the northwest, over the Florida Peninsula. This would mean different winds and less impact on the oil spill area and more rain and squalls for central Florida.
http://www.accuweather.com/blogs/news/s ... -oil-s.asp
Here is an article on the storm:
Tropical Storm Threat to Oil Spill Area in Gulf
By Alex Sosnowski, Expert Senior Meteorologist
Jul 22, 2010; 3:15 PM ET
Share |
A tropical depression tracking west-northwestward between Cuba and the Bahamas will eventually reach the northern Gulf of Mexico, moving part of the oil spill onshore.
AccuWeather.com meteorologists expect Tropical Depression 3 to track between South Florida and northwestern Cuba Friday and into the eastern Gulf of Mexico this weekend.
From there, a continuing west-northwest path is forecast at this time, a track that would mean a near-worst case scenario for driving oil inland over the Mississippi Delta in Louisiana.
In this track, east to southeast winds averaging 30 to 60 mph with higher gusts would drive the oil onshore.
The many marshes, estuaries and channels in the Delta Region could act like a sponge trapping the oil for a long period of time.
Wave action, on the order of 5 to 10 feet or more, would be too much for protective booms to handle. Waves carrying oil would over wash the booms. Winds and waves would push the booms onshore with the oil.
A major hurricane taking a similar path would be the "worst case" situation.

Even if the system only maxes out as a tropical storm, it will drive oil inland in a bad way.
However, fortunately, the AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center does not expect this system to become such a monster. Instead, the system is forecast to fluctuate as a tropical storm with only a slight chance of reaching a minimal hurricane at this time.

In addition to clusters of thunderstorms and squalls rotating through the northern and eastern Gulf of Mexico and adjoining coastal areas from Florida to Louisiana and Texas, conditions will become progressively more stormy in this area this weekend.
Oil slick cleanup and containment crews and officials, as well as operations on other wells in the region are advised to take the necessary precautions.
Tropical systems over open waters can suddenly pulse or a squall with hurricane force winds can hit with little notice.
We can only hope the system remains weak, minimizing the push of oil through the Delta.
AccuWeather.com Hurricane Expert, Joe Bastardi says there is still a possibility of the system turning more to the northwest, over the Florida Peninsula. This would mean different winds and less impact on the oil spill area and more rain and squalls for central Florida.
http://www.accuweather.com/blogs/news/s ... -oil-s.asp
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"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." ~Edmund Burke
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yo,megame-your gif looks like it may hit e.florida.
but what do i know.
otomom...with the way they're fucking with our weather..don't be surprised.and if they want to get ontario,they'll use their new weapon they seem so proud of.
THE SINKHOLE.

but what do i know.
otomom...with the way they're fucking with our weather..don't be surprised.and if they want to get ontario,they'll use their new weapon they seem so proud of.
THE SINKHOLE.


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boondox681 wrote:yo,megame-your gif looks like it may hit e.florida.
but what do i know.
otomom...with the way they're fucking with our weather..don't be surprised.and if they want to get ontario,they'll use their new weapon they seem so proud of.
THE SINKHOLE.![]()
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It probably will hit the bottom of FL, I agree. But it will mostly likely stay in that water channel between FL and Cuba, then be carried up further into the gulf...
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." ~Edmund Burke
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i see you.not that i want e.florida to get it,just hoping it stays out of the gulf.
you know me,i'm not usually optimistic.those people don't need or deserve more shit.
you know me,i'm not usually optimistic.those people don't need or deserve more shit.

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boondox681 wrote:yo,megame-your gif looks like it may hit e.florida.
but what do i know.
otomom...with the way they're fucking with our weather..don't be surprised.and if they want to get ontario,they'll use their new weapon they seem so proud of.
THE SINKHOLE.![]()
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Yeah I agree with you there,but for me its just a matter of what method will they use? Will it be poison-filled Hurracaine? A major Earthquake? Heck it could even be the whole "Blue Beam" project that I keep hearing about... whatever form it takes... we have to be ready for it.
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i think all you guys(and gals
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peace,my earth brothers
i think all you guys(and gals
peace,my earth brothers


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