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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHey CNN - to this point Hurricane Lee has not entered the Caribbean
It is in the Atlantic.
Its outer bands will affect the Northern Leewards and Virgin Islands this weekend.
It has also weakened significantly although it is expected to slow down and regain strength.
Models suggest that it will veer north.
brooklynite
(95,021 posts)malaise
(269,336 posts)gab13by13
(21,513 posts)I will take you over CNN any day. 😊
I cannot believe a weather person at CNN wrote that Lee is moving through the Caribbean. To date Lee has not veered out of the Atlantic.
roomtomove
(217 posts)and using his sharpie
That one will live in infamy. Told us everything we need to know about that lying, criminal, rapist piece of shit.
rubbersole
(6,764 posts)...I totally agree with gab13by13. You are more aware of hurricane movements than anyone on TV. And we thank you for it.
malaise
(269,336 posts)Some folks know their stuff😀
OneBlueDotS-Carolina
(1,386 posts)will have a poll saying Lee is too old to be a hurricane...
malaise
(269,336 posts)Hands down.
BumRushDaShow
(130,096 posts)moniss
(4,274 posts)and the results will scroll incessantly during a half hour program in which CNN will have on 4 experts who will declare the hurricane is in disarray and will have to find a way to appeal to white, rural, marginalized voters if it has any hope of regaining it's strength.
Scrivener7
(51,091 posts)Baitball Blogger
(46,785 posts)Thanks for that.
Prairie_Seagull
(3,350 posts)Strelnikov_
(7,772 posts)pwb
(11,319 posts)Peace to you.
malaise
(269,336 posts)The CNN lady said Lee was moving through the Caribbean - someone should give a map to whoever wrote that.
OneBlueDotS-Carolina
(1,386 posts)malaise
(269,336 posts)PHEW!😀
BumRushDaShow
(130,096 posts)That thing hit the roaring subtropical jet stream that is blowing from west to east, and is pushing it back, causing the expected turn more northerly.
malaise
(269,336 posts)She just gave an update and this time said Atlantic
moniss
(4,274 posts)will be the Indian Ocean.
malaise
(269,336 posts)😀😀😀
Scrivener7
(51,091 posts)malaise
(269,336 posts)Igel
(35,390 posts)malaise
(269,336 posts)The Salton Sea - had to look it up.
The Salton Sea is a shallow, landlocked, highly saline body of water in Riverside and Imperial counties at the southern end of the U.S. state of California.
Igel
(35,390 posts)A bunch of water was diverted, wound up in a valley, and since then it's accumulated pollutants, salts, and it's slowly dried up.
Simultaneously, a lot of nice housing and vacation space appeared around it and environmentalists want the toxic dump that it is now replenished with water because migratory birds came to use it en route north or south and it's unclear that there are still sufficient sites for them to land and rest/drink/eat.
I cited it as an unlikely place to Lee to head to.
malaise
(269,336 posts)Interesting 😀
BumRushDaShow
(130,096 posts)This is looking like it will mostly be a fish storm (hopefully)!
Shanti Shanti Shanti
(12,047 posts)malaise
(269,336 posts)but geographical accuracy is required.
Butterflylady
(3,557 posts)Who knew?
malaise
(269,336 posts)Bangs head
OneBlueDotS-Carolina
(1,386 posts)who knows more about hurricanes than anyone, will appear with his Sharpie.
malaise
(269,336 posts)😀😀
LiberalArkie
(15,739 posts)JustABozoOnThisBus
(23,384 posts)malaise
(269,336 posts)😀
MacKasey
(999 posts)I use the Windy app and have been watching Lee since Wednesday and earlier it looked like it would veer north to Maine and Canada
Now just miss them
malaise
(269,336 posts)Last edited Wed Sep 13, 2023, 09:17 AM - Edit history (1)
that it would veer north.
ornotna
(10,810 posts)You said Tit Bits.
That effin spellcheck😀😀😀😀
malaise
(269,336 posts)That was my error.
DinahMoeHum
(21,840 posts)Screw CNN
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
malaise
(269,336 posts)Lee has not veered into the Caribbean, so it cant be moving through the Caribbean which was what she said. Outer bands will affect the northern Leewards and the Virgin Islands over the weekend.
Scrivener7
(51,091 posts)I'm watching this one, though it seems likely to be OK.
spanone
(135,950 posts)paleotn
(18,015 posts)NOAA track is finally starting to show the big right turn most models have predicted. Not so good for our friends in Halifax. Appears Nova Scotia is going to get hit again.
Atlantic Canada was always going to have to watch this one big time
New England need to pay attention for outerbands and rough seas
paleotn
(18,015 posts)More rain. Wonderful. Just what we needed.
jaxexpat
(6,884 posts)Better yet just leave for a couple of weeks.
paleotn
(18,015 posts)But then again, this isn't the first hurricane for Sable's horses.
jaxexpat
(6,884 posts)edhopper
(33,667 posts)just get out the sharpie.
gab13by13
(21,513 posts)This summer my daughter and family went on vacation to Jamaica.
There was a tropical storm forming in the general vicinity so I went to the most trusted name in news, malaise, for updates.
True story. I relayed the information to my daughter and malaise's info was spot on.
malaise
(269,336 posts)I take advice from the real experts. Glad they had such a good time in JA 😀😀
ancianita
(36,238 posts)Thank heaven for the west to east current!
And thanks for watching CNN so I don't have to -- I haven't watched CNN in twenty years.
Prairie_Seagull
(3,350 posts)Used to live on the beach in NC. Still watch the beach cams when the waves are supposed to be big.
Good luck to all. Even surfers.
HuskyOffset
(892 posts)malaise
(269,336 posts)GreenWave
(6,829 posts)why not just pull in the hurricane and zap it out of existence?
malaise
(269,336 posts)This better be a fish storm😀😀