birddogsc wrote:Looks like the surge has been blown(?) off Grand Isle. Winds are still ripping!
Does it look like one of the stilt houses is no longer there? I'm having trouble judging.
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birddogsc wrote:Looks like the surge has been blown(?) off Grand Isle. Winds are still ripping!
PavelGaborik wrote:xironman wrote:Jokko is in a really open spot. You don't the wind to flip you vehicle.
Does anyone have a link to the chaser who's there?
tallywx wrote:xironman wrote:
Too far west.
For some reason he always positions himself in the left front quadrant or weaker side of the eye path. Not sure what is objective is if it’s to document the most ferocious conditions. Always taking cat 1 conditions and saying he intercepted a cat 4.
xironman wrote:PavelGaborik wrote:xironman wrote:Jokko is in a really open spot. You don't the wind to flip you vehicle.
Does anyone have a link to the chaser who's there?
This is the feed I have. I can see now he points the vehicle into the wind so it does not get sideswiped and flipper. Chasing a couple of TORs can teach you lessons.
kevin wrote:It's unbelievable how good Ida still looks. If you removed land outlines from the sat/IR image you could've probably convinced me that it hasn't even made landfall yet.
tallywx wrote:tolakram wrote:I disagree. He's said before that chasing hurricanes in a swamp is a fools errand, I don't think this particular position is anything more than the safest place of all the unsafe places.
It seems he stresses safety over recording the most extreme conditions among peers, with some notable exceptions (Dorian).
Case in point, you have a bevy of chasers right now along Highway 1 (Raceland to Lockport) who will catch the RFQ while he’s “safely” in Houma.
PavelGaborik wrote:xironman wrote:PavelGaborik wrote:
Does anyone have a link to the chaser who's there?
This is the feed I have. I can see now he points the vehicle into the wind so it does not get sideswiped and flipper. Chasing a couple of TORs can teach you lessons.
Link?
Stormgodess wrote:No confirmation but one of my Cajun Navy guys just posted on Facebook that a Grand Isle levee may have just broke
There was no good place to be for landfall, getting to the eye was going to be easy, surviving the surge was a different story.tallywx wrote:xironman wrote:
Too far west.
For some reason he always positions himself in the left front quadrant or weaker side of the eye path. Not sure what is objective is if it’s to document the most ferocious conditions. Always taking cat 1 conditions and saying he intercepted a cat 4.
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