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Does anyone else have any live news feed links for the affected areas?
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Bruce
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Ivan NNE
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Irasta
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stuck inside of mobile with those memphis blues again
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teach1st
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..to be stuck inside of Mobile with the Memphis blues again..
Bob Dylan
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andy1tom
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kinda at a break in weather here. calmed down quite a bit. had a gust of 43 earlier. winds probably 20-25. the tornado's are what is getting us. they are finally moving to the north. jason says get ready for round 2 as comes ashore. don't know how much rain we have had but i drained the pool this morning and had to drain it down again about a hour ago. dock is underwater and just about over the seawall and we have high tide at midnight. frank i wish the best you are a whole lot closer than we are.btw was debating on staying home or going to inlaws. they had a tornado go over them. lost trees and have had now power since around 3. city of parker has curfew because of all the damage.glad we stayed home. lights have flickered but still on. tv said beach erosion will be bad. sorry to ramble but thats what is going on in pc
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Keith234
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"Like a eagle in the sky of an hurricane that's abandoned, here come's the sandman..." I got that song stuck in my head, can't stop humming the tune. The Eagles rule.
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Wxwatcher2
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tnx for your report from PCB andy
How about some country lyrics? anyone?
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LI Phil
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Yeah...JK just PMed me...I imagine he'll post here soon.
Keith234, the eagles may rule but those lyrics are by America...
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gonyen
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In a couple of days some kid up in NC/VA might be able to say...
I was born in a cross-fire hurricane
And I howled at my Ma in the drivin' rain
ah the stones...is Keith Richards still amongst the living?
gonyen
Edited by LI Phil (Thu Sep 16 2004 12:07 AM)
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mojorox
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I just spoke with my folks. Power just went out. Some small gusts and the water has risen a bit more in the canal by the house. They are going to check back in at ten.
Helen
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Steve
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America did that Sandman
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Phil, it could have just as easily have been a Neil Young reference. Sky just went electric yellow here. Sometimes nearby to late afternoon t-storms or clouds, the sky will turn orange, pink, blue, green, etc. (even when I'm sober). This one's got that yellow tinted sunglasses feel to it.
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clyde w.
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Try this link:
http://www.n4m.com/tvstates.html
Gives you links to every TV station in the U.S. If they have a tower cam, etc. you can link to it from here.
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GAgirl
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HEY- IS THERE ANY CHANCE THAT WILL TURN NE ANY TIME SOON? WE'VE HAD LOTS OF TORNADO WARNINGS IN SW GEORGIA. FORTUNATELY WE HAVEN'T DEALT WITH LOTS OF WIND. BUT THE TORNADOS ARE MY CONCERN OVER IN OUR CORNER. 
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Shalafi
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Ivan the Terrible is pretty cliche but it sure seems appropriate. It's amazing that a storm can effect 4 states at the same time...Hell hath no wrath like Mother Nature in 2004. If the site goes down again it's probably me refreshing every 3rd second or so...I need a psychiatrist..
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God bless
I know very litte about weather. I'm here to learn mostly but will post friendly replies now and then. So if you don't want to see non-weather comments ignore me now. Thanx!
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alan
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Here's one I found. Don't know the tune:
>"Hurricane Party" by Paul Sanchez
>from "Loose Parts"
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>Verses (all verses the same):
> G C
>We had a little party me and my friends
> G D
>a hurricane was coming to New Orleans again
> G C
>somebody brought scotch somebody brought beer
> G D G
>I shoulda' kept the hootch and thrown 'em out of here
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>Chorus:
> G C
>My hurricane party got out of control
> G D
>I'm lying in the gutter eating tootsie rolls
> G C
>with red-ant bites all over my ass
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viking
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Might have had something to do with having jalousie windows. Do people still use those? Haven’t seen them in years.
Funny you say that about jalousies. I finally got scared enough to decide to replace the ones on my house. In fact, I am waiting for the dreaded window salesman now.
My thoughts are with everyone affected by . I drove from Miami to Pt. Charlotte two days after to check on my father in laws house. (snowbird) While his house was fine, I'll never forget what I saw at others who weren't so lucky. I even saw a mobile home with it's roof gone, but the insulation and celing still intact...go figure. Of course...so many others weren't so lucky...heartbreaking.
I wasn't here in Miami for Andrew, but will take hurricanes much more seriously. Plan to invest a lot of money in the house, a generator and get fully stocked on supplies each season.
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LI Phil
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Guess we better stay on topic and focused for now...Ed's online...it was fun while it lasted...
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BillD
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Well, the says to close all windows and shutter them and don't open anything during a storm.
As far as jalousies, I think they fell out of favor because of air conditioning. They leak air like a sieve. In the days of no AC they made a lot of sense, they could be opened wide to allow air to flow through, and they didn't obstruct the view at all when closed because they were all glass.
But with hurricanes I would think they are no more or less safe without shutters than any other windows.
Bill
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danielw
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Buoy 42040, back on line. 52.5 ft waves. Surfs Up!
pressure 958mb. Buoy is 19nm North of the last position estimate.
How far will a 50 foot wave go inland?
Edited by danielw (Thu Sep 16 2004 12:25 AM)
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LI Phil
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>>> How far will a 50 foot wave go inland?
On top of a 16-20' storm surge and at high tide? Perish the thought....
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