Thunder44 wrote:I don't think there will be any evacuations until a hurricane watch is issued.
Phase 1 Evacs start at 50hrs out.
Hurricane watches are issued 36hrs out.
New track is right over N.O.!
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FritzPaul wrote:Thunder44 wrote:I don't think there will be any evacuations until a hurricane watch is issued.
Phase 1 Evacs start at 50hrs out.
Hurricane watches are issued 36hrs out.
Yeah, but I think they would be hesitant to start evacs until they can get more confidence from TPC on their track.
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storms in NC wrote:which side it the worse side? to early in morning to read all the pages if it has been posted. It takes it right over Amite,La
East of the eye is the dirty side...specifically the NE quad. But if she gets spun up really good, both east and west of the eye will get the tar kicked out of it.
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From someone who went thu Charley least year, I wouldn't take any chances and leave as soon as you can. If she goes east or west of N.O, she is still a BIG cane!
Charley was compact compare to Katrina and look at all the damages it made. A few days away from home in exchange for being safe is worth it. Life cannot be replace.
If you have the chance of leaving now, I would do so. JMO.
Charley was compact compare to Katrina and look at all the damages it made. A few days away from home in exchange for being safe is worth it. Life cannot be replace.
If you have the chance of leaving now, I would do so. JMO.
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Thunder44 wrote:FritzPaul wrote:Thunder44 wrote:I don't think there will be any evacuations until a hurricane watch is issued.
Phase 1 Evacs start at 50hrs out.
Hurricane watches are issued 36hrs out.
Yeah, but I think they would be hesitant to start evacs until they can get more confidence from TPC on their track.
NOLA will start evacs this morning in my opinion. The Contraflow/Evacuation plan has set time limits for when evacs must start. phase 1 50 hours etc. Even now may be too late to completely evac south east La. and the NOLA metro area. It takes a long time to get that many people out of harms way.
Tim
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