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Early days but this looks like trouble in more than one area (Original Post) malaise Aug 2020 OP
yes, and I hope FEMA is prepared riversedge Aug 2020 #1
Have they reached Iowa yet? malaise Aug 2020 #4
I guess they don't realize... 2naSalit Aug 2020 #12
Was the seasonal forecast a busy one? GreenPartyVoter Aug 2020 #2
Yes indeed malaise Aug 2020 #5
Looks like they got this one right. Not even September yet. GreenPartyVoter Aug 2020 #6
Late August is just as bad although the peak day is September 10 malaise Aug 2020 #7
TS/Hurricanes Alpha, Beta, Gamma are possible names, per NOAA hatrack Aug 2020 #9
Phew! GreenPartyVoter Aug 2020 #10
One of these will be - wait for it malaise Aug 2020 #11
A storm which, one hopes, will spin pointlessly at sea, and then vanish into obscurity hatrack Aug 2020 #13
Just like lil Marco - let's hope malaise Aug 2020 #15
Stay safe, All! SheltieLover Aug 2020 #3
Thanks for the weather reports. kentuck Aug 2020 #8
just watching the weather channel BellaBarnes Aug 2020 #14
Yikes. We're gonna need a bigger Sharpie. Grown2Hate Aug 2020 #16

2naSalit

(86,650 posts)
12. I guess they don't realize...
Tue Aug 18, 2020, 09:58 AM
Aug 2020

that Iowa is in the middle and several other states were hit by the same storm, Iowa's pretty small comparatively.

I hope all his appearances are unattended.


hatrack

(59,587 posts)
9. TS/Hurricanes Alpha, Beta, Gamma are possible names, per NOAA
Tue Aug 18, 2020, 09:31 AM
Aug 2020

IOW, we'll run through the A-Z options in English.

BellaBarnes

(27 posts)
14. just watching the weather channel
Tue Aug 18, 2020, 11:04 AM
Aug 2020

the 98L (possibly named Marco, how ironic) looks like it may impact Florida, although still too early to tell. As someone who lived through Charlie-quick, little, sneaky thing it was, Frances-slow moving, lumbering, nail-biting event and Jeanne-the one that finally took shingles off my roof and Irma-lost my fence, I pay attention to every weather update. Thanks for the warning and update. Hope they all miss you. Stay safe. Fish spinners are the best kind of hurricane.

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