Panthers just got a former 1sr round corner of a trade, as if our defense wasn’t scary enough
Tommy Tremble time at TE!!!Panthers just got a former 1sr round corner of a trade, as if our defense wasn’t scary enough
FixedOver night lows = an increasingly colder rain
I know he has potential to be up there with Kelce/kittle/Waller, his scout report was just like kelce lolTommy Tremble time at TE!!!
Wonder why jax let him go after 1 year. A fith rounder plus Arnold doesn't seem like much for a first rounder from last year.Panthers just got a former 1sr round corner of a trade, as if our defense wasn’t scary enough
There a poverty franchise, I know CJ can do well, especially with good coaching and the team overall being better, which can work in a way to boost a playerWonder why jax let him go after 1 year. A fith rounder plus Arnold doesn't seem like much for a first rounder from last year.
Yea. Hoping we got a steal here. Not too concerned about a 5th round pick or ArnoldThere a poverty franchise, I know CJ can do well, especially with good coaching and the team overall being better, which can work in a way to boost a player
This year has been a C-. Very boring “ active “ year.Waiting for that one last surprise from hurricane season
This year has been a C-. Very boring “ active “ year.
Would guess if you had sustained 30, you'd have gusts into the 40s pretty easily.but would like some breezy tropical weather with lot of rain. 30mph sustained with 4-8”. Gusts to 35. Or something similar to Isabell
The big one is coming….Don’t like seeing the Charlestown earthquakes looks like one was upgraded to 3.3
I didn't even feel it and I'm down here in Chs. what time did it happen?Don’t like seeing the Charlestown earthquakes looks like one was upgraded to 3.3
A third of this years storms shouldn't have ever been a storm, and another 4 that were just junk.This year has been a C-. Very boring “ active “ year.
Hasn’t been many MCS events either. A lot of our storms have been mainly heavy rain, not as much severe weather, limited thunderstorms.A third of this years storms shouldn't have ever been a storm, and another 4 that were just junk.
Anna, Bill, Danny, Julian, Mindy, Odette, Teresa. All less than 48 hours in life, and if you remove Mindy, the remaining 6 were less than 36 hrs.
Storms like Claudette, spent more time as a classified tropical system on land than it did over water...
Then you have "storms" like Kate, Peter and Rose, who's LLC spent more time exposed than it ever did under the CDO.
I think its fair to question how many more storms would have been named in the past if we had the same tools we have today.A third of this years storms shouldn't have ever been a storm, and another 4 that were just junk.
Anna, Bill, Danny, Julian, Mindy, Odette, Teresa. All less than 48 hours in life, and if you remove Mindy, the remaining 6 were less than 36 hrs.
Storms like Claudette, spent more time as a classified tropical system on land than it did over water...
Then you have "storms" like Kate, Peter and Rose, who's LLC spent more time exposed than it ever did under the CDO.
I've thought about this too, if the increased naming was more of an agenda related thing (and I know we don't need to go there haha) or in fact if we would've had more storms in the past but lacked the technology to confirm them. If the latter is true, which seems very plausible to me, then makes me wonder if maybe the criteria for naming should be adjusted. For instance, do we really need to name a storm that by the definition is a TC but is located in middle of the ocean and only expected to remain a TC for a few days, with no land threat at all?I think its fair to question how many more storms would have been named in the past if we had the same tools we have today.
I've thought about this too, if the increased naming was more of an agenda related thing (and I know we don't need to go there haha) or in fact if we would've had more storms in the past but lacked the technology to confirm them. If the latter is true, which seems very plausible to me, then makes me wonder if maybe the criteria for naming should be adjusted. For instance, do we really need to name a storm that by the definition is a TC but is located in middle of the ocean and only expected to remain a TC for a few days, with no land threat at all?
Where is Charlestown located?Don’t like seeing the Charlestown earthquakes looks like one was upgraded to 3.3
Please start a thread for damage assessment. Thanks.Don’t like seeing the Charlestown earthquakes looks like one was upgraded to 3.3
I've thought about this too, if the increased naming was more of an agenda related thing (and I know we don't need to go there haha) or in fact if we would've had more storms in the past but lacked the technology to confirm them. If the latter is true, which seems very plausible to me, then makes me wonder if maybe the criteria for naming should be adjusted. For instance, do we really need to name a storm that by the definition is a TC but is located in middle of the ocean and only expected to remain a TC for a few days, with no land threat at all?
Not bad at allSpit balling some ideas.
1. Increase Minimal TS winds from 40mph to 50mph (45 Knots).
2. Has to retain the TS winds for 24hrs or greater.
3. Has to be, or expected to be within 1,000 Km of land.
4. A different designation for weak fishy's or quick spin up that die out in 48 hours. Maybe TTC's. Temporary Tropical Cyclones.
Sign me up!Spit balling some ideas.
1. Increase Minimal TS winds from 40mph to 50mph (45 Knots).
2. Has to retain the TS winds for 24hrs or greater.
3. Has to be, or expected to be within 1,000 Km of land.
4. A different designation for weak fishy's or quick spin up that die out in 48 hours. Maybe TTC's. Temporary Tropical Cyclones.
Did he mean Charleston?
What about DOG system?Just like with the CAT system, include surge to weigh more than wind.