Storm Track Projection from NYTimes

[Dave Fleming]

http://graphics7.nytimes.com/images/2003/09/15/national/0915_nat_STORM_graphic.gif

[Donn]

That's an old projection, Dave. It's a cat-3 storm now, and the projected track is much further west.

[Concordia..41]

Waiting for the 8 p.m. update now. :(

It's not looking good for our northern friends.

FWIW if anyone needs help, and there's something I can do helping move a project, moving a boat (where to I don't know), but anything. I have no problem getting on a plane tomorrow. Seriously.

I still tremble at the thought, but it looks like we're OK and I got nuttin but time.

- Margo

[imported_Robert]

Here's a useful place to get updates, Isabel and otherwise:
http://hurricane.terrapin.com/

[Donn]

Margo...you're a verified sweetie. I wish I needed your help, just for the excuse to meet you and get a hug (no sweat Dave :D ).

In Margo's spirit...when it comes down to it, I'm ready with a heavy duty van, lots of rope, and I'm within striking distance of all of Long Island, NYC, CT, RI and NJ.

Just holler.

[PaulC]

Gee, and Sault Ste Marie on Friday night. Who would have thunk?

[shadow99]

Don't you just love the weatherman's predictions, all this technology and it's still a "Guesstamation" (technical term for "spitting into the wind).
I'm heading down tomarrow to Noank,CT. To storm-proof my father's 32' Ericson plastic boat. With the possibility of 5'-7' rollers entering the harbor friday, and winds still gusting.I think it would be best to play it safe, & remove the sails,dodger,and add the safety harness around the boat, lashed off to the bridles. I just hope some of our mooring neighbors do the same. Hurricane BOB, years ago caused some boats to break free of there moorings & end up on shore.

Good Luck to all you down there on the southern shore (SC,NC,VA,MD,NJ,&NY) hope she dies down to a tropical depression again.

Rick

[Art Read]

Anybody else remember "Agnus"? :eek: