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beachbum bob

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3. most likely will be a mid-range Cat 1 hurricane, still nothing to ignore

Reply to DonViejo (Original post)

Fri Oct 6, 2017, 11:40 AM

Oct 2017

when if hits the gulf coast buts it no cat 4 or cat5....

I figure all people will hear is "HURRICANE", the media will certainly blow it out of proportion

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Hurricane warning for northern Gulf Coast as Nate to strike Saturday night; New Orleans at risk [View all] DonViejo Oct 2017 OP

NOLA getting hit on a Saturday night.....those people are sure in harms way irisblue Oct 2017 #1

In Bay St. Louis, people here think this will be here and done DK504 Oct 2017 #2

most likely will be a mid-range Cat 1 hurricane, still nothing to ignore beachbum bob Oct 2017 #3

So far, they do seem to be containing their rhetoric. Grammy23 Oct 2017 #5

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Why do I get the feeling the hurricanes are winning? tclambert Oct 2017 #6

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Link to NHC updates nitpicker Oct 2017 #8

Gulfport decided to be safer nitpicker Oct 2017 #9

About 24 hours (or less) to go- heads up, Gulf Coast nitpicker Oct 2017 #10

Should be all over in a day - it's still speeding along, good news Baclava Oct 2017 #11