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General Category => National/Breaking News => Topic started by: 240B on September 13, 2019, 04:11:38 pm
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Weather.com
By weather.com meteorologists
2 hours ago
- Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine is over the central Bahamas.
- It will likely develop into a tropical depression or tropical storm later Friday.
- A tropical storm warning has been issued for the northwestern Bahamas.
- A tropical storm watch has been posted for portions of the Florida east coast.
- The future track of this system is very uncertain.
- Interests from the northern Gulf Coast to Florida to the Carolinas should monitor the forecast closely.
- The potential tropical cyclone will earn the name Humberto if it attains tropical storm status.
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https://weather.com/storms/hurricane/news/2019-09-12-potential-tropical-cyclone-tropical-storm-humberto-bahamas-florida
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Just what the Bahamas needs right now. :0001:
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Just what the Bahamas needs right now. :0001:
There's a couple others behind Humberto as well. **nononono*
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Gee, This never happens!
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Looks like Humberto is going to be a nothing in the US. High surf warnings, maybe rain, but it's not predicted to make landfall in the US and will just head out to sea. Apparently, it mostly spared the Bahamas, thank God.
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Looks like Humberto is going to be a nothing in the US. High surf warnings, maybe rain, but it's not predicted to make landfall in the US and will just head out to sea. Apparently, it mostly spared the Bahamas, thank God.
Much to the dismay of the weather hypers.
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Much to the dismay of the weather hypers.
Yeah, I know. I was just thinking, at least with Dorian I didn't see any reports with some poor "journalist" out in the wind and rain telling us that yes, its windy and raining. That's the part that scares me about live coverage of hurricanes. It's good to let people know a storm is approaching so they can be prepared or evacuated or whatever is appropriate. But putting a reporter out in a major storm is downright foolish. Once of these days, someone is going to be killed doing that.
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Tropical Storm Humberto is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane Sunday
https://www.cnn.com/2019/09/15/us/tropical-storm-humberto-sunday-wxc/index.html (https://www.cnn.com/2019/09/15/us/tropical-storm-humberto-sunday-wxc/index.html)
The storm has maximum sustained winds of 60 mph, according to the NHC. But it is slowly strengthening and expected to become a hurricane over Sunday, said CNN meteorologist Derek Van Dam.
It is then expected to move north, offshore from Florida and then away from the US mainland, the NHC said.
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Yet another hurricane that won't hit Trump property ... must be the military controlling the weather again ... :tinfoil: :sarc:
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@Cyber Liberty
Change the title?
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@240B Done....
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@240B Done....
Why?
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Why?
It's fun! 333cleo 333cleo 333cleo 333cleo
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Hurricane Humberto Bringing High Surf and Rip Current Danger to Southeast U.S. and Could Impact Bermuda Later This Week
Weather.com
By weather.com meteorologists
less than an hour ago
- Hurricane Humberto is tracking well off the Southeast U.S. coast.
- High surf and dangerous rip currents are expected along the Southeast coast.
- Humberto could pass near Bermuda as a hurricane later this week.
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https://weather.com/storms/hurricane/news/2019-09-15-hurricane-humberto-forecast-bermuda-southeast-coast-rip-currents
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Merged threads, so all your Humberto news is in one convenient location!
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Merged threads, so all your Humberto news is in one convenient location!
@Mod1
That's fine but it is no longer a Tropical Storm. It is a hurricane.
Would have been best to put the hurricane article first, since it is the most current.
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@Mod1
That's fine but it is no longer a Tropical Storm. It is a hurricane.
Would have been best to put the hurricane article first, since it is the most current.
We don't have control over which article posts to the top, the forum software automatically puts the posts in chronological order. :shrug: