99 percent of the models show this thing going nowhere close at all. I really don't see why anyone is worried.
Hope We Can Get The Game In on Monday Night: Charts Don't Look Good
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I thought you were talking about Katia. The "storm" out in the Atlantic is not a hurricane. It is currently at 35mph with light rain. That's like a Wednesday afternoon shower in Orlando. It hasnt even been named yet.
best site for storm watch:
http://www.stormpulse.com/tropical-depression-fourteen-2011
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these hurricanes are starting to piss me off =/. Messin wit my football!
Let a weather geek address this.
It's too early to speculate on this storm. Some of the long-range computer models have it on a Katia-like track...in other words, it will lift out to sea before it reaches the Bahamas. But there's still a large discrepancy on track and intensity for it.
It's way too early to even fret about this storm. Saturday it should be within the Greater Antillies, and that we will know by then what threat the storm would bring, if any, to the United States.
It's too early to speculate on this storm. Some of the long-range computer models have it on a Katia-like track...in other words, it will lift out to sea before it reaches the Bahamas. But there's still a large discrepancy on track and intensity for it.
It's way too early to even fret about this storm. Saturday it should be within the Greater Antillies, and that we will know by then what threat the storm would bring, if any, to the United States.
Even if it does come this way, it won't be here before Monday night.
That may not matter. If it takes a more southerly track it will be in the south-central Bahamas by Monday night. Preparations would be well underway by then, and the NFL will probably need to take action.
I AM NOT SAYING THIS IS COMING TO MIAMI
Just keep your eyes on it over the next few days...like I said, Saturday we'll have the best idea on where it's going.
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Too early to jump on that route yet buddy..
Hey - you're aware of the Dolphins Sports Bar in Northern NJ, yes? I've been there a few times - about 1 to 1-1/2 hour drive for me, but worth it.
Yeah but 99% of the time is never goes where the model says it will!
I will say this, it wouldn't surprise me in the least if they attempted to move this game to Sunday Night to avoid the storm . . . but we are a few days away from that happening and trust me these storms have a habit of curving. The Miami/Broward area honestly hasn't had a solid hurricane since Wilma in 2005 and that came from the west coast. South Florida is always threatened, but we rarely get them now a days.
If coming down for the game I definitely would keep my eyes on the storm but I wouldn't assume anything based on the current "projected path" of the storm. My best guess would be the storm turns before Monday and the game is played on Monday.
If coming down for the game I definitely would keep my eyes on the storm but I wouldn't assume anything based on the current "projected path" of the storm. My best guess would be the storm turns before Monday and the game is played on Monday.
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You can clearly see the path is heading EAST
If it keeps the exact path that they are showing, which they have been pretty close this year, the storm would hit South Carolina/Georgia not here. BUT it's WAYYY to early to even think about it. wait till Saturday/Sunday to see a real projection.
I am feeling better, but part of me is still worried. Of course we will get a clearer picture as the days progress, but at least at this point it doesn't look like a threat.
This is the telling image. It could change at any time but so far it looks like it will follow the rest of the storms.