Hurricane Doom. . . . I mean Florence

To our valued members residing on the east coast, run.

Just run and hide.

Head for high ground, take your floaties and rubber rafts and leave now.

Head to Iowa or someplace like that, 'cause you're going to get walloped!





The map above shows where certain doom will occur.

Everywhere purple, blue, yellow will be covered in 97 feet of water with zombies.


www.wunderground.com...


Seriously though, take care this week.

It'll be a soggy one.

DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM

seriously tho. It has been raining here in Pittsburgh for almost 36 hours straight, flood warnings in effect everywhere. I have not heard about zombies yet, but I am ready....have played a lot of resident evil games to prepare

Zombies can swim!?!

The threat level just went to " Oh S**t"

Awesome ! My ex lives there.

originally posted by: annoyedpharmacist
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM

seriously tho. It has been raining here in Pittsburgh for almost 36 hours straight, flood warnings in effect everywhere. I have not heard about zombies yet, but I am ready....have played a lot of resident evil games to prepare

I've seen all the movies so I am as equally prepared for any flooding or zombie-related events!

Stay dry and aim for the brains!

originally posted by: DAVID64
Zombies can swim!?!

The threat level just went to " Oh S**t"

They have evolved to the "Land of The Dead" type zomboids, that can traverse waterways. BEWARE

we are preparing now. Hopefully, just to stock up on things we may need later, but knowing how bad Fran was, and seeing a similar path projected here, I'd hate to be caught without a plan.

My pond needs some water, but I'm not sure it needs this much at one time.

Hope everyone who might be affected takes this serious and plans for the worst, while hoping for the best.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Meanwhile the weather prediction here is cloudy then sunny with no rain.

Don't forget to wear protection, and have a stash of PEZ refills.

originally posted by: Plotus
Don't forget to wear protection, and have a stash of PEZ refills.

The two main hurricane supplies purchased my my area (Houston) are Pop Tarts and beer.

I live in Southeast Virginia. Where should I go?

a reply to: DBCowboy


I am no meteorologist, but, everything I am seeing with Florence I just don't see the major threat they are talking about. They need to play it up bigger than it is and will be to get those ratings, bad news, and bad weather mean big ratings, not to mention huge sales to stores.

originally posted by: LookingForABetterLife

originally posted by: Plotus
Don't forget to wear protection, and have a stash of PEZ refills.

The two main hurricane supplies purchased my my area (Houston) are Pop Tarts and beer.

make it frosted pop tarts and we are all good!

originally posted by: Mousygretchen
I live in Southeast Virginia. Where should I go?

Thailand.

it's gonna be raining mud by what I heard...
not really, but was watching a video, there's also alot of sand being blown off of the african desert and making it's way here and the video shows where this hurricane is just sucking it in. although the video says that the sand is at a higher elevation.
don't know what the results will be, but it might be interesting.

Maybe a few days at a cheap motel in Ashville NC.

a reply to: Mousygretchen

originally posted by: Mousygretchen
I live in Southeast Virginia. Where should I go?

Check with the police in your area.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Not just any zombies ... zombie dolphins! And there will be sharnados too.

Seriously, sh!t is gonna get real.

And folks better have a serious plan for it. I think chainsaw arms and chainsaw bayonettes are in order.

On the realistic side, play it safe. Take your sensible precautions. Evacuate if it's coming at you.

originally posted by: DBCowboy

Check with the police in your area.

I don't know about that, keep thinking of that Dallas shooting of the gentleman in his home. They may get shot, for trying to run!

a reply to: ketsuko

Zombie Sharknado.



It's possible.