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To: Dog
Here's a link to Intellicast's 1500Z (11:00 EDT) track and forecast map, I don't think I can link the picture direct.

These people keep shifting their track very slightly further westward every forecast. 48 hours ago it was ramrod-straight up the center of the Chesapeake, now it's basically landfall at Morehead City, NNW inland to Richmond, and over the northern Shenendoah around Winchester, VA/Harpers Ferry, WV in 72 hours, still as a tropical storm with 50 mph winds. She just has not made the northward turn that everybody has been predicting. Izzy, stubborn girl that she is, keeps grinding northwest. I guess she wants to see both the beaches and the mountains on this trip.

If she keeps this track, the problems in Washington won't be wind from the hurricane. They'll be when the Potomac floods from upstream in a couple days. And the flash-flooding in the Blue Ridge could get very ugly, considering the rain that's already fallen up there this year.

}:-)4

267 posted on 09/16/2003 10:01:35 AM PDT by Moose4 (I'm Southern. We've been refighting the Civil War for 138 years, you think we'll forget 9/11?)
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To: Moose4; Howlin
Thanks!
268 posted on 09/16/2003 10:05:21 AM PDT by Dog (This tagline is identical to the one you're reading.)
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To: Moose4
My mom just called to tell me a lady she works with went through Agnes in Prince William in 1972, and there was 20 ft of water where she lived, up to the roof of her house. I guess they were close to the Occoquan. Agnes was only a Category 1 but caused a lot of flooding.
286 posted on 09/16/2003 11:16:08 AM PDT by CobaltBlue (Never voted for a Democrat in my life.)
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