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Originally posted by jrod
I didnt think i would be saying this again ever, but this may be the strongest storm to ever hit the US.
Right now it looks like a strong 4, maybe a 5 based on the satellite. If you are in the cone of uncertainty you better be getting ready and have a plan on where to go if your dwelling can not withstand at least 150mph winds. No one with any common sense should ride this one out near the coast.
The thing that really bothers me is it has warmer water temps ahead of it.
Originally posted by jrod
I didnt think i would be saying this again ever, but this may be the strongest storm to ever hit the US.
yeah i know... our best bet is lower texas since we have family there... but right now... this thing could change course and may hit lower texas...
Originally posted by Gazrok
When this thing hits (likely Texas), it's more likely going to be cat 4 or 5. I'd wager it'll be a 5 by 2pm...
Don't try and guess....get inland. Get as far inland as you can. Better to deal with TS force winds or Cat 1/2 than Cat 5 ones.....
Originally posted by Harry55
Just heard on the weather channel pressure has dropped to 934 mb. I am looking to verify information. Anyone else know where this puts storm cat 4 or 5 .
Originally posted by Harry55
Just heard on the weather channel pressure has dropped to 934 mb. I am looking to verify information. Anyone else know where this puts storm cat 4 or 5 .