Huey » 04 Sep 2019 4:15 pm » wrote:This is a joke, right?
PS. Remember the last time you guys ranted about the AL comment I told you the original tracks had it crossing FL and heading to the Gulf. In a northwest direction? Look at the map and see where AL is. Seems to me you just down your own argument.
Do you have a link to that map that shows it headed towards Alabama on Sept. 1st?
Are you disputing what the Birmingham National Weather Service said?
And I see you ignored the fact that the NOAA map was altered, which is illegal.
Photos posted on the White House’s Flickr site reveal that Trump did receive the correct briefing on Aug. 29 from acting National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration head Neil Jacobs, in which the National Hurricane Center’s forecast called for Dorian to hit Florida.
Alabama was never included in any National Hurricane Center forecast cone for Dorian, though it was included for a time in a map on the probability of tropical storm conditions, but that showed a low likelihood of that outcome.
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The National Hurricane Center’s text bulletin at that time included Florida in its discussion five times, but it did not mention Alabama.
Instead, the center urged caution from residents in “the Bahamas, Florida, and elsewhere in the southeastern United States.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/ ... tter-flub/
I know where Alabama is Huey.
Every forecast I saw had it on the East Coast, and Alabama is not on the East coast.