Huey » 27 Oct 2021, 2:16 pm » wrote: ↑
Blackvegetable » 27 Oct 2021, 2:11 pm » wrote: ↑
Huey » 27 Oct 2021, 2:05 pm » wrote: ↑
Until you post what objective facts you think that pic represents I have nothing to acknowledge anything. Take a stance, DEMA. Man up!
Tell you what. That pic represents the fact that someone took a sharpie and and extended the projected cone for a hurricane. I acknowledge that.
There is your answer. Again! Now spam the forum some more.
Until you post what objective facts you think that pic represents I have nothing to acknowledge anything.
Is that chart defaced with a Sharpie Like Object?
Did Dorian threaten Alabama?
I know you are going to plead stupid, so I will post the answers.
Yes.
No...
Proceed...
Acknowledge that you CANNOT be made to understand.
Is that chart defaced with a Sharpie Like Object?
Deface is a Matter of opinion. I just told you someone took a sharpie to it. Are you reading deficient or a functioning idiot?
Did Dorian threaten Alabama?
Already asked and answered. Again, for the functioning idiots, ultimately no. That chart was a projected a week out. At that point the track was for the storm to cross Florida over Lake Okeechobee in a NW direction and head towards the Gulf. AT THAT TIME, a week out, Alabame was projected to feel some effects.
Note the date is 27 October with that answer. Next, consider yourself curbstomped. Note the words in caps "AT THAT TIME". The reason you get "ultimately no" is AFTER that projected path was published the storm turned North. AT THAT TIME was NC, SC, Eastern GA, etc "threatened"?
Go ahead Askholio, lie and say I did not answer.