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Misc Cold Season Complaining

BullCityWx said:
Actually it looks like they might have got tynecastle open overnight so maybe all three have access?
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The one caveat is they all face NNW, so the wind shouldn't have been to destructive on the slopes themselves. The roads in were probably a different story. I know Cataloochee lost power, but has since been restored.
 
Currently stuck in heavy semi truck traffic in a car on I-75 headed to TN, and my gosh, this is an avoid for the foreseeable year as feared if even possible for your business.

I think this will eventually lighten up, but it is as bad as folks were fearing with 40 and 26 closed.
 
And now a live look at Hurricane Milton.

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I bet the NHC is going to be super happy when I put all these intensity/landfall forecasts from the storm thread together for them to use to make their forecast better!~
 
GeorgiaGirl said:
Currently stuck in heavy semi truck traffic in a car on I-75 headed to TN, and my gosh, this is an avoid for the foreseeable year as feared if even possible for your business.

I think this will eventually lighten up, but it is as bad as folks were fearing with 40 and 26 closed.
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It did lighten up post Acworth, but traffic on 75 north was a complete dumpster fire from the end of the bypass all the way into Bartow county and apparently still is.

No accidents or anything, just good ole ATL traffic combined with heavy semi truck traffic.
 
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About damn time! Fall yallIMG_6805.png
 
It's easy to question people's decision on how to respond to an approaching hurricane when you're not the one in the path. I have family in Fl.,that have stayed and left during Canes. The ones who stayed said they'd never ride out another one, those that left, said they never leave again. Both are tough experiences and personally I'd find it difficult to leave behind everything I've worked for and not knowing when you'd be able to return. Heck if i evacuated, the anxiety of not knowing how my home faired, would probably do me as much harm as the storm itself. It's a bad situation but I see both sides of it and tend to try not to be so critical of what decision they make.
 
Metwannabe said:
It's easy to question people's decision on how to respond to an approaching hurricane when you're not the one in the path. I have family in Fl.,that have stayed and left during Canes. The ones who stayed said they'd never ride out another one, those that left, said they never leave again. Both are tough experiences and personally I'd find it difficult to leave behind everything I've worked for and not knowing when you'd be able to return. Heck if i evacuated, the anxiety of not knowing how my home faired, would probably do me as much harm as the storm itself. It's a bad situation but I see both sides of it and tend to try not to be so critical of what decision they make.
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Yeah, I agree. Now if you're right at the coast at say 5-10 feet elevation, and the storm surge is forecasted to be 15', you need to go. Especially if you have kids. Now if it's just you, I would say whatever floats your boat.....haha get it..
 
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