The Navy has published a study which forecasts the effect of a hurricane on New Orleans. It’s somewhat dry and a little technical, but interesting tonight.
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RT @droidphonegeek: #FollowFriday #FF @MsLDean @theNamelessKing @sigmaapex @geofffox @charlesyeo @vecdroid @chanli108 @mobilenews4u @GetMePress @SoftwareGuy75
#FollowFriday #FF @MsLDean @theNamelessKing @sigmaapex @geofffox @charlesyeo @vecdroid @chanli108 @mobilenews4u @GetMePress @SoftwareGuy75
A nice #NewEngland perspective from my fellow meteorologist @geofffox RT #Hurricane #Earl And The Narrower Cone http://bit.ly/933pWi
RT @geofffox: New post: Hurricane Earl And The Narrower Cone http://bit.ly/933pWi
New post: Hurricane Earl And The Narrower Cone http://bit.ly/933pWi
@gilsimmons & @geofffox u might want to fix this because thats hot for 7 am... about the temp in my classroom 2day http://twitpic.com/2kpu2t @brianstelter Less wind in cooler water nearly always the case north of Cape Hatteras. Big threat is to Cape Cod, ACK, MVY and Nova Scotia The circles are gale force winds, tropical storm, and hurricane. Shore and Eastern CT get the most from Earl http://twitpic.com/2kpcyp
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