re: Storm Aftermath - Hurricane Matthew will be Retired

it is wild that almost a year ago the same thing happened with SC.



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I would have figured that Les Cayes would still be getting hammered. Looks like it's died down a good bit, unless those pics were taken as the eye passed over

Looks like every other pic of Haiti I've ever seen.

This one I would worry about....

The Space Ghost Coast to Coast better start prepping.

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The game will probably be at Tiger Stadium on Saturday.
That's what it's looking like.

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. At this point isn't it too late to relocate it now? Moving it it later may make sense.

There is supposed to be a pretty strong front moving through our area within the next 5 days so I would assume that anything that manages to form down in the Caribbean again would eventually turn north and take a similar path as Matthew, just perhaps further west this time.

The game will be played on Sunday in Gainsville. That's the most logical answer.

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For this latest advisory the pressure increased to 950 mb but the wind speeds remained the same. I suspect the wind speeds may drop for the next advisory. Up to 10 mph too

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Won't the Gulf Stream give it the fuel it needs to reenergize and renew itself?

I thought I heard the NHC saying that best case scenario was for forward progression to slow down and that would likely help it miss making a direct landfall on the eastern seaboard but if the forward progress sped up, it increased the likelihood of it making landfall exponentially. I'm positive I heard that not long ago. (He said landfall specifically in the Carolinas should it speed up, most likely near Charleston..that was about 3 hours ago that this was said by the NHC on TWC when being asked about this scenario)

ETA: Part of that was actually in response to someone else who said they heard forward speed was increasing. Sorry that post is somewhat confusing!