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Hurricane Harvey has caused significant devastation in Texas, particularly in Houston, where residents are struggling with severe flooding and communication issues. A local meteorologist has warned that the Southeast Atlantic coast could face another major hurricane, potentially a category 4-5, in about ten days, raising concerns about future impacts. The community is witnessing heroic rescue efforts, with fire and rescue teams working tirelessly to assist those in need. Additionally, there are reports of alligators potentially escaping into residential areas due to rising floodwaters, highlighting the unusual challenges posed by the disaster. The situation remains dire, with ongoing discussions about flood management and the historical context of flooding in the region.
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An hour after I posted that I got a text to say the trip *might* be cancelled. My coworker is from there and flew down yesterday. I'm scheduled to fly out early tomorrow.

Earlier this afternoon it was showing a less aggressive intensification forecast.
 
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Stay safe. This is a busy hurricane season this year.
 
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russ_watters said:
An hour after I posted that I got a text to say the trip *might* be cancelled. My coworker is from there and flew down yesterday. I'm scheduled to fly out early tomorrow.

Earlier this afternoon it was showing a less aggressive intensification forecast.
The trip was canceled on Saturday night. My colleague is now stuck in Puerto Rico to ride out the hurricane -- it's now Cat 5. Not good.
 
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I really feel for those in Maria's path so soon after Irma and Jose, and I can only hope this one misses Florida, which it is forecast to do at the moment. :eek:
 
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russ_watters said:
The trip was canceled on Saturday night. My colleague is now stuck in Puerto Rico to ride out the hurricane -- it's now Cat 5. Not good.
I rode out a small one when I was stationed at Roosevelt Roads. Our barracks was cut off by high water for two days. No power, no running water. Much fun.
 
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Thanks to Maria, Puerto Rico is back in the dark ages, literally.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...kes-landfall-Puerto-Rico-Cat-4-hurricane.html
 

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