- Thread starter MikeFisher
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2016 Hurricane Season
hahaha
that could get funny, lol.
as for our surroundings Storm wise,
not much to report about.
Matthew and Nicole are on their ways away from us,
btw both are on intensification cycles, slow ones.
the disturbed weather SE of the Islands shows nothing new, no development expected before it entered the caribbean Sea after the weekend.
Mike
video of Matthew in Bayahibe
https://www.facebook.com/JonBoruma/posts/10154034306538108?match=I21hdHRoZXcsaGFpdGkncw==
https://www.facebook.com/JonBoruma/posts/10154034306538108?match=I21hdHRoZXcsaGFpdGkncw==
Mike,
I hope you enjoyed tracking this storm because you were so helpful to all of us.
and , for once, we were able to chip in and help with local updates.
I want to thank you for taking what must have been a lot of time to study and report all your tracking.
Hooray, hooray for the Fisherman
I hope you enjoyed tracking this storm because you were so helpful to all of us.
and , for once, we were able to chip in and help with local updates.
I want to thank you for taking what must have been a lot of time to study and report all your tracking.
Hooray, hooray for the Fisherman
while i am always fascinated by all natural powers, like the tropical windies,
the better they are for study the less they can be enjoyed, as they sorrily always come with dangers and devastation somewhere.
what makes this DR1 Topic the best on the net is the fact that real people from all different regions on the Isle, bring up real on the ground observations/reports of what really happens at that moment.
as we saw again, not every dark green "waterload area" means that someone drowns beneath,
and other areas which seem to be "fine" get well more than predicted by forecasts.
all the different reports are what makes this topic so valuable.
Mike
the better they are for study the less they can be enjoyed, as they sorrily always come with dangers and devastation somewhere.
what makes this DR1 Topic the best on the net is the fact that real people from all different regions on the Isle, bring up real on the ground observations/reports of what really happens at that moment.
as we saw again, not every dark green "waterload area" means that someone drowns beneath,
and other areas which seem to be "fine" get well more than predicted by forecasts.
all the different reports are what makes this topic so valuable.
Mike
I saw that, Cabrera was right under a terrible looking thing on the radar but nothing really happened.
Odd, isn't it, the inaccuracy of it when lives can depend on the accuracy
Odd, isn't it, the inaccuracy of it when lives can depend on the accuracy
I pass by there almost every day or someone from my family does, I live on Defillo just 2 blocks from 27 de Febrero
this is very worrysome
My sister in law is from Baracoa and has not been able to communicate with anyone and has no word on her brother or father. The little town , Jamal where most of the family lives was spared much damage because of a mountain cut the wind. Even at the best of time internet is spotty there.
I pass by there almost every day or someone from my family does, I live on Defillo just 2 blocks from 27 de Febrero
I pass by often too, apparently MOPC already send engineers to check though.
I know we're all concerned about this storm, but try to keep it DR related. *I suggest another thread be opened in Off Topic to continue discussing impact on the US
Update. *New thread in Off Topic for Matthew in US
Update. *New thread in Off Topic for Matthew in US
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Let me close this thread by saying kudos to Mike and all those really good folks that posted on this thread. They were a great help to all of us in our own daily lives. Kfrancis down in the Deep South let us know how it really was. Great Job. Mike, a lot of real thanks to you. This is what this site and thread is all about.
AE, great moderating.
HB
AE, great moderating.
HB
HB,
don't close this Topic.
the Season is not over, yet,
we still have stormy news to report about or follow up on.
Mike
don't close this Topic.
the Season is not over, yet,
we still have stormy news to report about or follow up on.
Mike
Nooooo don't close it please, hurricane season is not over yet and the weather is still crazy out there
Also, we need to keep watching Matthew since there is a possibility it will head back South. Yeah, forecasted to hit Miami if this happens. But I have learned that hurricanes can do anything they want.*