Hurricane Irma Update 4
It's been raining pretty much all morning. Some winds some of the time.
Irma's been getting Cuba a lot more than they thought.
The spaghetti plots have shifted to the west even more now. The east side of the storm is the bad side though, so it doesn't mean we're free and clear, and obviously the storm's diameter is ginormous. However, we're far enough from bodies of water that we should not experience storm surge like the beach areas.
We are right under where it says "Mon 2:00 AM" just to the east of the orange line which is the I-95.
Side note: People here don't say "The" before a freeway. They just say "95" not "The 95". Weird. We say, "Take the 95" and they would just say "Take 95". End side note.
The future forecast currently shows that we won't get anything really bad until Sunday afternoon. The radar is also showing it as if the hurricane is more to the east, so it may not be correct. We'll really only know how it is once it's here. At least we'll most likely get to have a good night's sleep tonight.
Here is a good site to check on things: http://www.mynews13.com//hurricane.html
Scroll down to where it says Interactive HurricaneTracker. Below that is the map where you can click on different options to see different stuff. Underneath NHC track you can click spaghetti plots to see where it's predicted to go by all the people/computers. You can click future radar and zoom to wherever on the map, click to slow down lapse speed then click play and it will show you a lapse of predicted rain, etc. and you can see the hurricane formation. It's not 100% correct, but it will give you a good idea of what's likely to happen. Predictions change by the hour, so we don't really know til it happens.
As of now we are staying home still.
I'll try to do another update tonight.
Peace and Love!
Previous Update: http://lishayost.blogspot.com/2017/09/hurricane-irma-update-3.html
Next Update: http://lishayost.blogspot.com/2017/09/hurricane-irma-update-5.html
Irma's been getting Cuba a lot more than they thought.
The spaghetti plots have shifted to the west even more now. The east side of the storm is the bad side though, so it doesn't mean we're free and clear, and obviously the storm's diameter is ginormous. However, we're far enough from bodies of water that we should not experience storm surge like the beach areas.
We are right under where it says "Mon 2:00 AM" just to the east of the orange line which is the I-95.
Side note: People here don't say "The" before a freeway. They just say "95" not "The 95". Weird. We say, "Take the 95" and they would just say "Take 95". End side note.
The future forecast currently shows that we won't get anything really bad until Sunday afternoon. The radar is also showing it as if the hurricane is more to the east, so it may not be correct. We'll really only know how it is once it's here. At least we'll most likely get to have a good night's sleep tonight.
Here is a good site to check on things: http://www.mynews13.com//hurricane.html
Scroll down to where it says Interactive HurricaneTracker. Below that is the map where you can click on different options to see different stuff. Underneath NHC track you can click spaghetti plots to see where it's predicted to go by all the people/computers. You can click future radar and zoom to wherever on the map, click to slow down lapse speed then click play and it will show you a lapse of predicted rain, etc. and you can see the hurricane formation. It's not 100% correct, but it will give you a good idea of what's likely to happen. Predictions change by the hour, so we don't really know til it happens.
As of now we are staying home still.
I'll try to do another update tonight.
Peace and Love!
Previous Update: http://lishayost.blogspot.com/2017/09/hurricane-irma-update-3.html
Next Update: http://lishayost.blogspot.com/2017/09/hurricane-irma-update-5.html
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