Anyone paying attention to Hurricane Florence?

**Hman** · 09-09-18, 08:13 PM

Living here in Florida, i know how you feel.

Stay safe

**cincinnatikid513** · 09-09-18, 08:18 PM

yah last year in florida thought irma was coming right at us, missed by a whisker, just keep an eye out and prepare those things turn alot so wherever it looks today could be way different by later in week

**pavyracer** · 09-09-18, 08:25 PM

I wouldn't worry yet. The storm doesn't have GPS or steering. It can go anywhere.

**ramones951** · 09-09-18, 08:58 PM

Chapel Hill is 200 miles inland. Lol.

**Mr KLC** · 09-09-18, 11:25 PM

Saw how they are trying to work out the minor league playoffs with the hurricane potentially going towards Durham.

**MMXVII** · 09-10-18, 12:58 AM

Originally posted by ramones951

Chapel Hill is 200 miles inland. Lol.

Its going to cause a lot of flooding inland. Just moved to NC and have family in New Bern. This is going to suck.

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**jjgold** · 09-10-18, 05:32 AM

most of these turn out to be rain events

lol

**daneblazer** · 09-10-18, 06:10 AM

Games in NC probably aren’t happening. South Carolina on the chopping block too

**Housemoney** · 09-10-18, 06:28 AM

On the coast in SC, I have a generator and plenty of gas for the grill. I still may evacuate. We’ll see where it’s heading Wednesday.

**swordsandtequila** · 09-10-18, 06:31 AM

Originally posted by ramones951

Chapel Hill is 200 miles inland. Lol.

Charlotte is 300 miles inland (give or take). Ask the residents there if they were lol-ing after Hugo.

**5mike5** · 09-10-18, 06:56 AM

Originally posted by swordsandtequila

Charlotte is 300 miles inland (give or take). Ask the residents there if they were lol-ing after Hugo.

trying to make sense to some people just doesnt work. Lol

Nice work in btp this week pal

**swordsandtequila** · 09-10-18, 07:58 AM

Originally posted by 5mike5

trying to make sense to some people just doesnt work. Lol

Nice work in btp this week pal

Thanks Mike. Good luck to you this year, let's crush some teasers

**jjgold** · 09-10-18, 08:01 AM

all ratings on tv

they glorify and scare everything and sad

**floridagolfer** · 09-10-18, 08:23 AM

Before it gets too late:

* Go to the ATM and get cash. If the power goes out for a few days or a week, you'll be ahead of the game.
* Fill your car with gas. If the power goes out for a few days or a week, at least you won't be stranded.
* Have some kind of device (battery-powered weather radio) that'll give you information — where the storm is, where it's headed, what local roads might be closed — and I'm not talking about a smartphone. If you lose power for multiple days, a dead phone is of no help.
* If you can at all avoid it, no not go out or drive at night. You need to see where water is on roadways, downed power lines, etc.

Stay safe, y'all.

**big joe 1212** · 09-10-18, 09:25 AM

Go buy an umbrella

**beefcake** · 09-10-18, 02:05 PM

Well now their saying CAT 1 winds here in Durham..people here are shaking

**Housemoney** · 09-10-18, 02:29 PM

Mandatory evacuation for me starting at noon tomorrow

**Louisvillekid1** · 09-10-18, 02:30 PM

Could present a favorable angle Thursday night for BC

**daneblazer** · 09-10-18, 02:37 PM

I seriously doubt they’re playing these games. They don’t want people traveling during an evacuation. Hermine hit Tallahassee two years ago as a Cat 1 and knocked the power out for 5 days. They felt it all the way into South Georgia.

South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland could get decked

**TheLock** · 09-10-18, 02:41 PM

Originally posted by Housemoney

Mandatory evacuation for me starting at noon tomorrow

Wow be safe Houser.

I’m watching Hurricane Florence and Isaac.

**daneblazer** · 09-10-18, 02:42 PM

Coastal Carolina's scheduled game against Campbell has been moved from Saturday to Wednesday due to Hurricane Florence.

The Hurricane is supposed to wreck havoc against the Carolina area, so the Chanticleers will move the game up to Wednesday to avoid the situation. Don't be surprised if several games scheduled in the area are moved, postponed, or outright cancelled due to the storm.

**daneblazer** · 09-10-18, 02:43 PM

UCF game against Tar Heels could be cancelled

Saturday's scheduled contest between UCF and UNC could be cancelled due to the potential conditions of Hurricane Florence.

Florence is supposed to be a Category 4 storm, and at this point, it could bring significantly inclement weather to the Carolina area. The game is currently scheduled for a noon kickoff in Raleigh on Saturday, an area expected to be hit hard at this point. Both teams are preparing for the game to be played on schedule, but there's at least a chance this one could be postponed or possibly cancelled. It would be the second year in a row that UCF would lose a game in this way, as their scheduled contest against Georgia Tech was cancelled due to Hurricane Irma.
Source: Orlando Sentinel
Sep 10 - 3:33 PM

**scottie2005** · 09-10-18, 03:18 PM

I live in SE NC on the coast. We are fukked.

**cankid** · 09-10-18, 03:23 PM

Sorry to hear guys, Hope all goes well, lock up and leave for a bit

**MMXVII** · 09-10-18, 03:30 PM

Went to Publix to get passion fruit juice to make hurricanes. Place was going wild and I'm in the Piedmont.

**Louisvillekid1** · 09-10-18, 03:55 PM

Load up on the boos!!!!!!!

**mdunlap3** · 09-10-18, 03:56 PM

Yes. In DC. My company has sent an email telling all to work remotely for the remainder of the week.

**VeggieDog** · 09-10-18, 04:09 PM

Tried to post image of album cover: REO Speedwagon Riding The Storm Out.

**unusialsusp5** · 09-10-18, 05:18 PM

the second it hits land it will be downgraded to a tropical storm with maybe 55 mph winds and couple of inches of rain. over hyped by news and weather stations of course because ratings book due out soon. everyone always falls for this and what usually happens is your property ends up getting looted.

**jjgold** · 09-10-18, 06:19 PM

This is so silly creating panic in people if you don’t live right on the coast no worries

**swordsandtequila** · 09-10-18, 06:35 PM

Originally posted by unusialsusp5

the second it hits land it will be downgraded to a tropical storm with maybe 55 mph winds and couple of inches of rain. over hyped by news and weather stations of course because ratings book due out soon. everyone always falls for this and what usually happens is your property ends up getting looted.

Better to take precautions and be prepared and not need it than be lazy and get fukked.

Originally posted by jjgold

This is so silly creating panic in people if you don’t live right on the coast no worries

Stop posting stupid shit. I think the people in central Florida who had the pleasure of a triple blast from Charley, Frances, and Jeanne within a 5 week period would beg to differ.

**unusialsusp5** · 09-10-18, 06:37 PM

i know, they rarely do much damage other than some annoying flooding and tree limbs down, not trees 5 miles inland. local gang bangers are going to have a field day looting on friday. they are right now studying neighborhood maps and divvying up choice areas among themselves.

**unusialsusp5** · 09-10-18, 06:39 PM

Originally posted by swordsandtequila

Better to take precautions and be prepared and not need it than be lazy and get fukked.

Stop posting stupid shit. I think the people in central Florida who had the pleasure of a triple blast from Charley, Frances, and Jeanne within a 5 week period would beg to differ.

florida different with water on both sides of a totally flat and narrow peninsula. this one may go in a bit further than usual in the carolina's but will weaken faster than the bear's 4th quarter defense did on sunday night.