GeauxTigers2525

brighter the color the higher chance of a significant tornado (EF2+) pretty much ...

[quote]The manager of their townhome community told them "it hasn't flooded there before". Based on the elevation maps they're around 7-10ft above sea level. [/quote] at that height, I'd be gone. Knowing the damage that occurred from Katrina on the MS Gulf Coast with surge especially. It seems ...

[quote]This bitch can't be that stupid![/quote] oh she is :lol: :lol: :lol: ...

[quote]Isn't that why its a subtropical storm? Which is below a tropical storm? Because its not really forming? The more formed and routine, the stronger the storm basically?[/quote] pretty much, with this storm specifically it's going to struggle the whole way through it seems which is going to ...

around 2pm for euro I believe ...

probably yes, cat 1 would probably be the max imo...

[quote]So what does this mean for us tards that are going to be on the Alabama coast?[/quote] expect a few rainy/windy days regardless of it making landfall in MS or LA ...

That graph Basically shows how strong the models "think" it'll get given atmospheric conditions, time of year, location etc. Not a total expert but I wouldn't put to much into the one generating a Cat 1 at landfall (anything is possible though) but, this won't explode into some huge major storm, jus...

[quote]What is that app? I need one that shows the velocity[/quote] RadarScope (Awesome app btw) costs ~$10 If I remember right....

this dude was 2 beers in within the first 15 minutes :lol:...