Weird Path for Ian

[jaF0]

Looks like somebody's really pissed at Florida.

 

[adrina]

The fucker keeps inching east.

 

[HisArpy]

Ian's a total disaster. That fucker is all over the map.

 

[adrina]

No power.
No cable/internet (house).
No trees of mine fallen.
No real damage.
A decent amount of crap to pick up.
Generator.
Refrigeration.

Will need more gas tomorrow.

 

[butters]

No power.
No cable/internet (house).
No trees of mine fallen.
No real damage.
A decent amount of crap to pick up.
Generator.
Refrigeration.

Will need more gas tomorrow.

glad you're okay, A

how close did it pass to you?

 

[adrina]

S

glad you're okay, A

how close did it pass to you?

About an hour south of here. By then it was yellow to green.

I'm glad it's not August.

 

[adrina]

No power.
No cable/internet (house).
No trees of mine fallen.
No real damage.
A decent amount of crap to pick up.
Generator.
Refrigeration.

Will need more gas tomorrow.

Status quo.

Four days. Bet it will be another four. No power trucks or tree company trucks anywhere in the neighborhood.

 

[Bray123]

Biden's been drawing on the maps to alter its course.

Because Presidents can do that.

 

[phrodeau]

Trump: “Before we begin I want to send out our profound sympathy and immense support to everyone back in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas who are struck by this brutal wrath of the hurricane, not a good hurricane, this was a big one, you know a lot of times they say the hurricane’s coming in, nothing happens. This was a bad one. This was a really bad one. So we just wanna say hello to everybody in that area.”

Donald’s drunk again.

 

[adrina]

Trump: “Before we begin I want to send out our profound sympathy and immense support to everyone back in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas who are struck by this brutal wrath of the hurricane, not a good hurricane, this was a big one, you know a lot of times they say the hurricane’s coming in, nothing happens. This was a bad one. This was a really bad one. So we just wanna say hello to everybody in that area.”

Donald’s drunk again.

I didn't get any paper towels.

 

[jaF0]

"Despite increasing warnings about rising sea levels and the risk to coastal development, the Republican-controlled state legislature led the charge a decade ago to do away with the agency governing growth.

During his campaign for governor in 2010, Sen. Rick Scott called the state's growth management rules a jobs killer. At the time, he said he was not convinced that humans were warming the planet and driving climate change, and called for a "lean and limited government." "

https://www.npr.org/2022/10/08/1127...might-have-put-more-people-in-hurricane-ians-



Anybody surprised?



Yeah, me neither.