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EarthStormFire wrote:All of the reasonable models are showing a FL/MS landing. Far from NOLA. Don't be foolish and think this will hit NOLA because I know for sure it won't.
crazycajuncane wrote:EarthStormFire wrote:All of the reasonable models are showing a FL/MS landing. Far from NOLA. Don't be foolish and think this will hit NOLA because I know for sure it won't.
He knows for sure it won't. Come one mods. Ban this guy for once. This is getting ot of control... like I said last night.
You can't expect everyone to ignore him if that's the first post they read from this guy. New posters aren't aware of him and may fall for what he says. He should be banned.
EarthStormFire wrote:I am only trying to help. I am just stating my opinion. i don't see why so many people have to evacuate when most of them won't be hit. I am trying to calm fears and make people see reason and think logically. Logic says NOLA is safe.
EarthStormFire wrote:I am only trying to help. I am just stating my opinion. i don't see why so many people have to evacuate when most of them won't be hit. I am trying to calm fears and make people see reason and think logically. Logic says NOLA is safe.
BRCop wrote:I can't go to sleep. It seems every morning I wake up to a new set of models and everything has changed. New Orleans is safe tonight. I bet I wake up Friday morning and the models have moved west. The NHC is good one day and bad the next. The models are shifting, no it's a fluctuation. Wait for three runs before making a call. This whole thing is exhausting! Somehow life was simpler when I was a kid. Mom would call me in and tell me a hurricane was going to hit in the morning.
BRCop wrote:I can't go to sleep. It seems every morning I wake up to a new set of models and everything has changed. New Orleans is safe tonight. I bet I wake up Friday morning and the models have moved west. The NHC is good one day and bad the next. The models are shifting, no it's a fluctuation. Wait for three runs before making a call. This whole thing is exhausting! Somehow life was simpler when I was a kid. Mom would call me in and tell me a hurricane was going to hit in the morning.
crazycajuncane wrote:Being from Louisiana... we always start out in the cone for every storm. We get pulled out and then sometimes back in. It's a roller coaster ride altogether.
I have a feeling this storm will do just like all the others last year. It's going to land EAST of the original nHC tracks.
Innotech wrote:crazycajuncane wrote:Being from Louisiana... we always start out in the cone for every storm. We get pulled out and then sometimes back in. It's a roller coaster ride altogether.
I have a feeling this storm will do just like all the others last year. It's going to land EAST of the original nHC tracks.
except with Lili, in which case we pretty much stayed in the cone until landfall, which was right up our arse literally. One of the only high rise buildings (I htink a bank) in town got hit by a tornado and hte 3rd floor contents got sucked out of it.
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