WayneH wrote: BTW, THANKS! for not merging VL's hurricane stuff with this thread.
It's nice to have a thread based on reality and sound information. But wait, my sources in NYC tell me.....
rofllol rofllol YES.....a voice of reason in a season of insanity.......when "stuff hits the fan".....it will be comforting to know that like minded individuals have been proactive and thoughtful about the future......PLEASE count us into the equation,cause there is strength in numbers and "mountain-minded" people are the best!
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER INDICATES THAT THE EYE OF IRENE
MADE LANDFALL NEAR CAPE LOOKOUT NORTH CAROLINA AROUND 730 AM
EDT...1130 UTC. THE ESTIMATED INTENSITY OF IRENE AT LANDFALL WAS
85 MPH...140 KM/H...CATEGORY ONE ON THE SAFFIR-SIMPSON HURRICANE
WIND SCALE.
Hey guys..We are already discussing this over in the courthouse..Post your comments there please
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Vice Lord wrote: Hey guys..We are already discussing this over in the courthouse..Post your comments there please
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Why don't you stay there? I saw the discussions on "Your thread". It offers NOTHING useful unless you count entertainment as useful when people are trying to protect themselves and concerned about loved ones.
It's said that the subway system is below sea level in most places and they have to keep it dry in general. I doubt they have the pumps NO has to keep the city from submerging during flooding. It will be interesting to see if the entire subway system gets flooded.
Vice Lord wrote: Hey guys..We are already discussing this over in the courthouse..Post your comments there please
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Why don't you stay there? I saw the discussions on "Your thread". It offers NOTHING useful unless you count entertainment as useful when people are trying to protect themselves and concerned about loved ones.
It's said that the subway system is below sea level in most places and they have to keep it dry in general. I doubt they have the pumps NO has to keep the city from submerging during flooding. It will be interesting to see if the entire subway system gets flooded.
The Subway system will not flood. I repeat, the Subway system will not flood. And of course it has a drainage system, or else it would flood everytime it rained. BTW Rock- I added some comments to the Tebow Thread.
It's nice to have a thread based on reality and sound information. But wait, my sources in NYC tell me.....
