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Tommy_Carcetti

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2. Hmm.

Reply to Warpy (Reply #1)

Mon Oct 29, 2012, 05:49 PM

Oct 2012

I know that the right side of the Hurricane typically has the most rain, but wasn't sure about the wind.

I will say from my experience with Hurricane Wilma, which passed directly over me, we got the right side first, and then the left. And from what I remember, the left side seemed more powerful than the right--that was when all the damage started to happen. So I don't know how exactly these things work in the end.

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So is this right? Maryland and Delaware to get the strongest winds? [View all] Tommy_Carcetti Oct 2012 OP

No, I think someone made a mistake. The strongest winds are on the northeast Warpy Oct 2012 #1

Hmm. Tommy_Carcetti Oct 2012 #2