EPTHurricane Irene - Page 10
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HazMat
United States17077 Posts
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Worldzlol
United States43 Posts
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ChickaChuckWally
Australia85 Posts
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Kyrillion
Russian Federation748 Posts
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iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4329 Posts
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Nub4ever
Canada1981 Posts
 and MLG goes well... | ||
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Fatze
Germany1342 Posts
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Spyridon
United States997 Posts
On August 27 2011 20:18 iPlaY.NettleS wrote: It will be a category 1 when it hits New York , i think they are blowing this thing out of all proportion and it will be a storm in a teacup. Depending on the time it gets to NY that could cause problems though. NYC has a low elevation above sea level, combined with winds that's dangerous. I have family and friends on long island and about 1/4 of the southern coastline has been evacuated for this reason... | ||
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Animostas
United States568 Posts
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Zelniq
United States7166 Posts
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TheVoice88
Norway23 Posts
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Xivsa
United States1009 Posts
On August 27 2011 20:18 iPlaY.NettleS wrote: It will be a category 1 when it hits New York , i think they are blowing this thing out of all proportion and it will be a storm in a teacup. If the forecasts hold, it should be a tropical storm by the time the eye passes over New York state. Updated the OP with a new intro, edits to the text, and a replacement image from NOAA. Eileen is a prettier name, btw, than Irene imo. | ||
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tnud
Sweden2233 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/LMZ2V.png) For those worried about MLG players, streams etc. It should be fine, the storm looks like it will only touch Raleigh.  EDIT: The first circle is Cat 1 winds, the second is "tropical storm" levels. | ||
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LegendaryZ
United States1583 Posts
On August 27 2011 16:10 BlackJack wrote: It's impossible to know if people are overreacting just because shelves are empty. People need supplies and the northeast has a ton of people. The shelves being empty is completely normal. No, every shelf containing non-perishable food and water being empty is not completely normal... People running across the aisle with 30 cereal boxes in their cart is not normal. There's no reason to go overboard with shopping. The stores are going to be open again on Monday and it'll be back to business as usual. Then again, what IS normal here is peoples' tendency to overreact every single time bad news hits so I suppose I'm not really surprised. | ||
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aeroH
United States1034 Posts
hope they really overhyped this and are tying try to show they're prepared this time after the complete disaster the last blizzard | ||
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Whitley
United States238 Posts
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Stijx
United States804 Posts
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Kuror
United States399 Posts
On August 27 2011 20:35 Spyridon wrote: Depending on the time it gets to NY that could cause problems though. NYC has a low elevation above sea level, combined with winds that's dangerous. I have family and friends on long island and about 1/4 of the southern coastline has been evacuated for this reason... Yeah I'm about to evacuate in about an hour. Barely anyone is listening, though... Most people I know are just staying in their homes. Honestly it's really unnecessary, I wouldn't go if I didn't already promise to stay with someone else :| | ||
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Navillus
United States1188 Posts
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On August 27 2011 22:53 LegendaryZ wrote: No, every shelf containing non-perishable food and water being empty is not completely normal... People running across the aisle with 30 cereal boxes in their cart is not normal. There's no reason to go overboard with shopping. The stores are going to be open again on Monday and it'll be back to business as usual. Then again, what IS normal here is peoples' tendency to overreact every single time bad news hits so I suppose I'm not really surprised. It's as if everyone believes the sky is falling, meh. | ||
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