And if you are a member, contribute if you can! We have put tons of work into it, and I'm sure there are many resources out there still to find, so if you have a website that isn't in there that is useful, post it here or in the wiki itself! Contributions are greatly appreciated!For our quests at the top of the page if you click wiki it will take you to a page where we have all tropical models and tropical weather sites linked and webcams from the gulf coast up to Virginia. The webcams will be a good resource this weekend as Irma gets closer to south Florida
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To build on this as the week goes on moderation will start getting more strictI notice here in the tread, its becoming more serious, with no funny gif. This storm has everyone attention and on high alert.
Just to add to this, let the moderators & admins do the moderating please.... someone posting that someone else shouldn't be stating that or asking this is only adding to the post that will need to be deleted. ThanksTo build on this as the week goes on moderation will start getting more strict
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A very elite group here
What causes the difference in wind vs pressure with Irma at 175 at 929mb and others the same with around 900mb?
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My first time posting but have been lurking for a long time. This is from the boat captain from charter service we use when we go down to St. Thomas. He is located in the Red Hook part of the island.
There comes a point where you just have to stop looking.
Blue is tucked away. But my hope dwindles as Irma intensifies and targets the USVI a little more each moment. Yesterday, the first song off the car radio was The End of The World as we Know It by REM. Sent a chill down the spine.
Driving home after spending the day prepping Blue. The radio offered Sleeping in My Car by Roxette.
I have stopped looking at the forecast because each one is worse than the previous (and our internet service was out when I got home last night so getting them is now a chore) Today is last minute prep. The last screws just went into the plywood sheets covering the windows.
We will start getting rain later today and the wind will start later this evening. The brunt will be passing noonish Wednesday.
This will probably be the last update until its over. But I will try to take some footage to share later as who doesn't like seeing a good disaster.
Ciao for now.
Wilson
Thoughts with the islands today and tomorrow. Also, learning a lot from you all. Please feel free to move post if not in right place.
Oh man. That ties with Rita in strength. Has a storm eve been this strong that far away in the Atlantic?11:00 AM AST Tue Sep 5
Location: 16.8°N 58.4°W
Moving: W at 14 mph
Min pressure: 931 mb
Max sustained: 180 mph