KC7NEC wrote:Agreed. The past 12 hours even as someone many miles and states away have been insane. I imagine anyone closer and directly affected are just trying to get a handle on this. As someone no where near this I'm even a bit meloncholy and numb. Just a crazy situation and remarkable day and storm. Last time I felt this from watching hurricane coverage was Sandys, and Katrina before that.chaser1 wrote:pricetag56 wrote:Where did everyone go? Where's the info on all the destruction?
I was thinking the same thing, but then realized this. Those who were up all night tracking and analyzing Michael's Sat pic's and data, are probably taking a "brain break". Those who chased it, are probably asleep. Those who directly faced the prospect of loosing their home, property and loved ones from the harrowing threat, are probably drinking heavily.
Finally, that leaves both you and I. We obviously have no life.
Not a Official or meteorologist. All opinions and statements are my own. Consult the experts.
There's a lot of repeat information coming in. Search and rescue takes priority right now and I can't imagine what it's like right now living up here well away from the ocean. I suspect we'll see a lot more after sunrise tomorrow.
