Damage will be much less than Ivan
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logybogy
Damage will be much less than Ivan
The storm is so tightly compact and it is hitting a more sparsely populated area.
It's basically hitting with the same strength of Ivan with maybe 1/4 the wind coverage.
It's basically hitting with the same strength of Ivan with maybe 1/4 the wind coverage.
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Re: Damage will be much less than Ivan
logybogy wrote:The storm is so tightly compact and it is hitting a more sparsely populated area.
It's basically hitting with the same strength of Ivan with maybe 1/4 the wind coverage.
Dennis Was a Strong CAT 4 and Generated CAT 4 WAVES that has to come ashore.....They will CAUSE SEVERE DAMAGE! Just Like Ivan did!
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Brent wrote:Stratosphere747 wrote:Eye has not even made if fully onshore, and we already have damage reports??
Trees and roof damage across the city of Pensacola... sustained winds to near hurricane force.
Worst weather is still on Gulf Breeze and the beach.
I was being sarcastic Brent..
Will be days/weeks before we have any idea the depth of the damage...
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Big-Iguana
There's more factors than that you need to include into the damage equation, besides just your presumptions of the windfield.
Area is under construction, numerous projectiles, storm surge, duration of storm, spawned cyclones, rain flooding, beach erosion, etc...
Area is under construction, numerous projectiles, storm surge, duration of storm, spawned cyclones, rain flooding, beach erosion, etc...
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Ixolib wrote:logybogy wrote:Yup and Ivan pounded the area with Hurricane force winds for hours and hours.
Hurricane force winds of similar intensity will last maybe 1 hour.
The Hurricane will be a dud for most people other than a small area.
You sound so dissapointed...
Yeah, what a pity. </sarcasm>
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It's entirely possible that the worst of Dennis will be far north of the coast. It's unwise to underestimate the destruction that a hurricane can cause. If Dennis as projected stalls over the Ohio River Valley, the flood damage could be catastrophic.
Tropical strorm Allison was just a strong blow. And then it rained, and rained, and rained...
Tropical strorm Allison was just a strong blow. And then it rained, and rained, and rained...
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I will be THRILLED if there is far less impact and damage from Dennis than Ivan. I will not consider it a "dud" at all. I will simply be thankful that lives and property were spared. Both along the coast and for interior areas.
It has been an interesting storm to watch develop and I know I have learned some new things from it. I hope others have as well.
It has been an interesting storm to watch develop and I know I have learned some new things from it. I hope others have as well.
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birdwomn wrote:I will be THRILLED if there is far less impact and damage from Dennis than Ivan. I will not consider it a "dud" at all. I will simply be thankful that lives and property were spared. Both along the coast and for interior areas.
It has been an interesting storm to watch develop and I know I have learned some new things from it. I hope others have as well.
So true.
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