Acknowledge you have been answered multiple times then make a case. My work is basically done until the next time you are in meltdown mode.Blackvegetable » 04 Nov 2021, 10:45 am » wrote: ↑Already asked and answered. Again, for the functioning idiots, ultimately no (dorian did not threaten AL). 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, Alabama was projected to feel some effects.Huey » 04 Nov 2021, 10:07 am » wrote: ↑ Question:
1) What can we conclude, with certainty, about the threat posed to the State of Alabama by Hurricane Dorian with the aid of nothing more than this photograph?
(please keep answers focused and to the point.)
Answer:
Already asked and answered. Again, for the functioning idiots, ultimately no (dorian did not threaten AL). 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, Alabama was projected to feel some effects.
Nothing in that answer is false or inaccurate.
ultimately no (dorian did not threaten AL).
Post the title of the chart defaced by your Yam Daddy