malaise
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Fri Aug-12-05 05:52 AM
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http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at4+shtml/085641.shtml?5dayForecasts say North Carolina, but could DC, New Jersey or New York handle a hurricane?
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Fri Aug-12-05 06:03 AM
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1. The Good News: Projected as a Cat-1 only |
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This does not look like it will be a major hurricane, fortunately. But the water is still abnormally warm all the way up to Cape May, NJ.
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Fri Aug-12-05 06:49 AM
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2. Boston is not in the clear! |
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Fri Aug-12-05 06:52 AM
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Please, you make it sound like the pockclispe is acomin.
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malaise
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Fri Aug-12-05 07:01 AM
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but some time ago I read an article suggesting that New York could not handle a hurricane. Irene is not going to be a major hurricane so that and she would have to deviate from the models to affect some of these states, but my question was more general.
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Fri Aug-12-05 06:54 AM
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4. I hope this isn't another storm |
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to come up the Chesapeake, like Isabel. That kind of flooding really causes damage to D.C. and surrounding environs.
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Fri Aug-12-05 08:50 AM
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6. I lost power for 2 weeks with Isabel! (just a freak thing---4 other |
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houses on my cul-de-sac had power the next day, only 3 of us lost it for 2 weeks). Still, what a nuisance hurricanes are! Go away, Irene.
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Fri Aug-12-05 09:01 AM
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7. Already up to "I", ready for hurricane Zenia? |
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