Commanders Post at The Warpath

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Yeah you are in one of the worst spots for natural disasters in the United States. Dallass is notoriously bad. Moving to Mt. pleasant get used to flooding though. Be safe[/quote]

Still stuck here. Hoping to be able to leave tomorrow morning.

[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1310025]Still stuck here. Hoping to be able to leave tomorrow morning.[/quote]

Maybe you'll be lucky get a tornado with some flooding while there and round out a natural hazard trifecta

[quote=BaltimoreSkins;1310027]Maybe you'll be lucky get a tornado with some flooding while there and round out a natural hazard trifecta[/quote]

As fun as that sounds, I don't want to lose out on any more money on hotels than I already have now.

I've never seen a map that so accurately laid out the risks for natural disasters in the US. Thanks for sharing that B-more.

Good luck with the rest of your drive SD.

[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1310025]Still stuck here. Hoping to be able to leave tomorrow morning.[/quote]

Take your time , be safe.

Roll Tide! Made it to Tuscaloosa. 9 hours without even a drop of rain. What a difference a couple days can make.

Jealous of your cross country trip. Been a long time since i made that journey. Enjoy it. Say hi to Jack Kerouac for me.

Did you stop in New Orleans and little five points in ATL is awesome

[quote=punch it in;1310086]Jealous of your cross country trip. Been a long time since i made that journey. Enjoy it. Say hi to Jack Kerouac for me.

Did you stop in New Orleans and little five points in ATL is awesome[/quote]

Nah, didn't really do any pleasure stops. Especially after being stuck in Texas 2 extra days. I gotta try to get internet set-up and work tomorrow too.

But I fucking made it to South Carolina with my car and me in-tact. And my sanity.

[QUOTE=sdskinsfan2001;1310093]Nah, didn't really do any pleasure stops. Especially after being stuck in Texas 2 extra days. I gotta try to get internet set-up and work tomorrow too.

But I fucking made it to South Carolina with my car and me in-tact. And my sanity.[/QUOTE]

I hear ya man. I guess when i was 22 things were a little less hurried. Welcome to the east coast SD. Best of luck getting situated!

Watch out for the Alligators!

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[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1310093]Nah, didn't really do any pleasure stops. Especially after being stuck in Texas 2 extra days. I gotta try to get internet set-up and work tomorrow too.

But I fucking made it to South Carolina with my car and me in-tact. And my sanity.[/quote]

Nice congrats man .. Ive made the ride from MD to CA several times. So beautiful. Arizona/new mexico desert is my favorite.

One time we got stopped by border patrol and they put us in their little cells while they searched our car and no joke they had a home depot plastic bucket as the "bathroom" for us.

worst cell I ever spent some time in by far.

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Hurricane Ian was downgraded to a tropical storm as of the 5 a.m. National Hurricane Center advisory as Central Florida experienced massive amounts of rain.
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Ian came ashore Wednesday afternoon near Cayo Costa, Florida, with winds of 150 mph and began a punishing march northeastward across the state.

As of the 8 a.m. advisory, Ian was moving northeast at 8 mph and winds had slowed to 65 mph. It was located 40 miles southeast of Orlando and 10 miles west of Cape Canaveral.

"A turn toward the north-northeast is expected later today, followed by a turn toward the north and north-northwest with an increase in forward speed Friday and Friday night. On the forecast track, the center of Ian is expected to move off the east-central coast of Florida later today and then approach the coast of South Carolina on Friday. The center will move farther inland across the Carolinas Friday night and Saturday," the National Hurricane Center said.

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Glad it slowed down ... from a cat 4 to tropical storm is a big drop. (I think .. i dk)

Hope for the best, hopefully utilities get back as soon as possible

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Always so cool to see all the utility people come together from all over the country to help

The next 48 hours are going to be really fun. /s/

Mother nature is a real whore sometimes.