EPTHurricane Irene so far as left the venue untouched. It has however, dont terrible terrible damage to my hair. Best wishes to everyone during all of this!
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pred470r
Bulgaria3265 Posts
Hurricane Irene so far as left the venue untouched. It has however, dont terrible terrible damage to my hair. Best wishes to everyone during all of this! | ||
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FIStarcraft
United States154 Posts
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Scap
United States60 Posts
I feel like the media is just blowing it out of proportion for ratings and website traffic. The whole empty store shelves thing seems somewhat silly. But who knows, I could be way off. | ||
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Xivsa
United States1009 Posts
Updated OP | ||
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pred470r
Bulgaria3265 Posts
On August 27 2011 23:52 Scap wrote: It's not going to even be a hurricane when it hits NY, I'm pretty sure this exact thing happened 11 or 12 years ago. We didn't even get school cancelled, it was just a really rainy two days. I feel like the media is just blowing it out of proportion for ratings and website traffic. The whole empty store shelves thing seems somewhat silly. But who knows, I could be way off. Better to be that than have your house flying through your neighbourhood right? | ||
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SafeAsCheese
United States4924 Posts
We are on our third tornado warning in the last 2 hours ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/RNXVR.jpg) | ||
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Xivsa
United States1009 Posts
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beat farm
United States478 Posts
On August 27 2011 23:57 SafeAsCheese wrote: Somehow my power is still up We are on our third tornado warning in the last 2 hours idk how tornado warnings work in hurricanes but i live in oklahoma and more than half the time there is a tornado warning there is no tornado just conditions that likely could produce one. | ||
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RoyalCheese
Czech Republic745 Posts
anyone from new york here, please? I was just wondering, what it's like in new york atm? My sister is there working over a summer so whats the situation? I don't want to search blogs/websites because they will likely be full of shit ^_^. Thanks for answer | ||
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LegendaryZ
United States1583 Posts
On August 28 2011 02:45 RoyalCheese wrote: Hey guys, anyone from new york here, please? I was just wondering, what it's like in new york atm? My sister is there working over a summer so whats the situation? I don't want to search blogs/websites because they will likely be full of shit ^_^. Thanks for answer It was raining a bit earlier, but right now it's perfectly fine here in NYC. I assume it's "the calm before the storm". Not even a breeze going on so far, though. Personally I'm looking forward to seeing if all of the paranoia that the media is sparking is justified for once. | ||
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RoyalCheese
Czech Republic745 Posts
On August 28 2011 02:54 LegendaryZ wrote: It was raining a bit earlier, but right now it's perfectly fine here in NYC. I assume it's "the calm before the storm". Not even a breeze going on so far, though. Personally I'm looking forward to seeing if all of the paranoia that the media is sparking is justified for once. Yeah, it's the end of the world on every website. She sms-ed me that they are ready for evac but it should 'only' be a troppical storm in their area (montauk). Are you from NY? When should the storm arrive and are you worried? Does these thing happen a lot on east coast?  | ||
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Yergidy
United States2107 Posts
On August 28 2011 02:01 beat farm wrote: idk how tornado warnings work in hurricanes but i live in oklahoma and more than half the time there is a tornado warning there is no tornado just conditions that likely could produce one. No, tornado warnings mean there is a tornado on the ground already or one about to be, a tornado watch means that conditions are right that could likely produce one. | ||
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LegendaryZ
United States1583 Posts
On August 28 2011 03:01 RoyalCheese wrote: Yeah, it's the end of the world on every website. She sms-ed me that they are ready for evac but it should 'only' be a troppical storm in their area (montauk). Are you from NY? When should the storm arrive and are you worried? Does these thing happen a lot on east coast? I live in Queens, which is in between Long Island and Manhattan. Not sure how things are out in Montauk, but considering they're right on the eastern coast, they'll likely get hit harder than us in NYC. Not sure when the storm will actually hit and I honestly don't care. The only thing I'm worried about is something like my power going out which would prevent me from sitting back and watching MLG, which is pretty much what I'm doing right now. LOL I live on top of a hill so I'm really not expecting any damage since flooding has never been a problem. Can't say the same about people a few blocks down the street on lower elevation, though. They might have some reason to be concerned. | ||
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Skyu
United States33 Posts
On August 28 2011 02:45 RoyalCheese wrote: Hey guys, anyone from new york here, please? I was just wondering, what it's like in new york atm? My sister is there working over a summer so whats the situation? I don't want to search blogs/websites because they will likely be full of shit ^_^. Thanks for answer I'm not in NY (my aunt is) but I'm in northern NJ so I can have a rough estimate as to what's happening and nothing really. There was some rain but that's it. I don't really expect too much more than what's been happening. Just a gut feeling but I could be wrong. | ||
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RoyalCheese
Czech Republic745 Posts
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Xivsa
United States1009 Posts
On August 28 2011 03:01 RoyalCheese wrote: Yeah, it's the end of the world on every website. She sms-ed me that they are ready for evac but it should 'only' be a troppical storm in their area (montauk). Are you from NY? When should the storm arrive and are you worried? Does these thing happen a lot on east coast? These things do not happen often at all as far north as Montauk. South of Montauk has issued a mandatory evacuation order. I, myself, am at the western end of Long Island, in Brooklyn, and conditions are cloudy with some occasional downpours at the moment. I just got back from biking to Coney Island Beach and Jamaica Bay and it is clear that not everyone has evacuated despite police vans blaring the order (they have till 5 PM anyway). Updated OP, putting most of yesterday's post under spoiler, with new information. | ||
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RoyalCheese
Czech Republic745 Posts
On August 28 2011 03:22 Xivsa wrote: These things do not happen often at all as far north as Montauk. South of Montauk has issued a mandatory evacuation order. I, myself, am at the western end of Long Island, in Brooklyn, and conditions are cloudy with some occasional downpours at the moment. I just got back from biking to Coney Island Beach and Jamaica Bay and it is clear that not everyone has evacuated despite police vans blaring the order (they have till 5 PM anyway). Well, i can only hope she isn't hipster enough to ignore the evacuation orders Oh well, hopefully USA is prepared for these things well. GL guys in wethering the storm | ||
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FryktSkyene
United States1327 Posts
Pretty intense. Video taken in the Bahamas. | ||
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deeshoo
United States319 Posts
14:54 EST + Show Spoiler + Really overcast sky, pretty humid out. Slight sprinkle here and there but no winds at all yet. NYC is turtling hard though, big push coming from Irene soon | ||
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mnm
United States4493 Posts
* Irene expected to hit NY Sat night to Sun night * Subways are all suspended * Airports are closed * All Starbucks are closed * Possibility of electricity being shut off in some areas. Fill sinks and bathtubs with water to prepare for loss of electricity. Charge electronic devices. * Evacuations are taking people in and they still have room. Pets are welcomed. (Brooklyn has more than expected though). Evacuation must be completed by 5pm. * Go bags recommended (Stores are sold out of Flashlights and Batteries). Any recommendations on good, waterproof, rugged backpacks to be used as go bags (in case of earthquakes, hurricanes, apocalypse, zombie attacks, etc)? | ||
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