My family and I are scheduled to be in South Carolina on sept 19-21. If TD #8 decides to go toward the east coast, about what day will it reach the area?
I have already book our rental car but I haven't book the hotel yet. I really don't want to be stuck in the middle of a hurricane in a city I know nothing about in regards to flood prone area and such.
If...How long would it take to get there?
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MONTEGUT_LA
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Re: If...How long would it take to get there?
I'd say it's about 2,000 miles away and going slow. Could be 6-10 days away. But it's just a guess.
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Re: If...How long would it take to get there?
At the rate td 8 is moving it should get to the US around Holloween, if it survives.
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Re: If...How long would it take to get there?
OuterBanker wrote:At the rate td 8 is moving it should get to the US around Holloween, if it survives.
LOL, but really it's moving so slow I almost can't watch it! After the Humberto fiasco I'm gonna relax for a few days and see what's going on then.
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Re: If...How long would it take to get there?
PTrackerLA wrote:OuterBanker wrote:At the rate td 8 is moving it should get to the US around Holloween, if it survives.
LOL, but really it's moving so slow I almost can't watch it! After the Humberto fiasco I'm gonna relax for a few days and see what's going on then.
But who knows, maybe a new storm will develop at breakneck speed like Humberto did?
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