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SUMMARY OF 1100 AM AST...1500 UTC...INFORMATION
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LOCATION...42.0N 66.0W
ABOUT 205 MI...330 KM SSE OF EASTPORT MAINE
ABOUT 215 MI...350 KM SW OF HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA
MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS...85 MPH...140 KM/H
PRESENT MOVEMENT...NE OR 40 DEGREES AT 29 MPH...46 KM/H
MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE...953 MB...28.15 INCHES
YOU SHOULD HAVE POSTED THE INSTORE PRICES!
I’m sorry user, it’s too late...
Nova Scotia about to get REKT.
Based Frankie forecast = best forecast.
He nailed it 5 days ago.
Wat? Who cares that it’s going extra?
Steve survived btw
Canada getting fugged.
back up to a Cat2 100+mph winds
F
Will Trudeau visit Nova Scotia on wheelchair?
nova scotia is going supernova
This storm was a happening...
>flag
big oof
A-a-are you ok CM?
been busy shitposting I take it
hopefully Halifax is completely destroyed
t. Cape Bretoner
winds are starting to pick up boys, power is definitely going out in a few hours
Yea, alot of people died according to persons on the ground on both islands but especially Abaco. It's being described as hell on Earth right now.
Not gonna lie I was expecting massive waves up here in NH from this thing but its peak just passed and it was underwhelming... wasn't even worth the hour drive from what i could see in this live cam... why did this thing peter out so fast?
It looks like Abaco was completely leveled.
Any estimates?
here comes the rake
Of all the places in Canada, why do you want the most based region to get fucked?
Is Dorian really going to hit Canada?!
I thought it was just a meme.
Tell that to the hurricane.
From all accounts via WhatsApp and FB, it pretty much is. The building codes are rated for 150mph winds but Dorian fucked everything up by being way stronger while moving ridiculously slow. Storm surges >20ft killed alot of people in their homes in areas on that island that don't usually get it as bad during hurricanes. Countless people reported seeing bodies everywhere, people had to 'loot' already destroyed stores for food. There were also reports of other people doing armed home invasions/robberies, although I don't know how prevalent that was. There are efforts to evacuate and deliver supplies now so there's that. Although they were the only main islands that got a direct hit, GB and Abaco were/are the most significant islands behind New Providence (where Nassau is) in terms of population and economy.
Officially the count is at 35, but that is only because (according to the Health Minister) they're counting by bodies that are declared officially by medical personnel, for legal purposes. According to people on Abaco, everywhere you can look, there are corpses and the towns smell like death.
lights are flicking now
Good luck and stay safe
It’s over user. Say your goodbyes
mainland is getting socked hard, hard to say if it will be bad in Cape Breton. give it a few hours
FUCK TORONTO
fuck this
Halifax is kill
Give it to me straight guys, are these Atlantic storms going to pose a threat to us? Bahamas? I’m flying out in 48 hours to assist FEMA in recovering bodies with a cadaver dog.
crane collapse
sucks to be a halifag
Dorian made some wheelchair ramps
Seeing a lot of damage from Dorian in Nova Scotia, and it hasn't even made landfall yet. Getting the feeling this is going to be significantly worse than some (including me) anticipated.
At least we're not getting flooded out like in Hurricane Matthew from the looks of it.
How often does that part of Canada get Category 2 hurricanes?
well that could have been a lot worse
They're usually Cat 1s, a few Cat 2s here and there. Rarely do we ever get beyond that, can't remember the last time there was a Cat 3 that made landfall.
>Dorian hitting Canada now
Holy shit was the Toronto leaf right?
1/3 of the province doesn't have power
Also curious about this
Also curious about this
Also curious about this
kek
>be dog
>puppers.webm
>get a job
>smelling dead bodies all day
That should be a cat's job. Fuck cats.
(You)
That's not even counting the bodies that got washed out to sea and will be washing up on beaches in the coming weeks and months.
Crane collapses due to Dorian. Haha get fucked Canada.
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ffs, when we do lose power around here NS Power is saying it should be repaired by Monday
Toronto leaf prob evacuated to Vancouver
DORIAN IS NOW EXTRATROPICAL
SUMMARY OF 500 PM AST...2100 UTC...INFORMATION
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LOCATION...43.9N 63.9W
ABOUT 50 MI...80 KM SSW OF HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA
ABOUT 170 MI...270 KM ESE OF EASTPORT MAINE
MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS...100 MPH...155 KM/H
PRESENT MOVEMENT...NE OR 35 DEGREES AT 30 MPH...48 KM/H
MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE...953 MB...28.15 INCHES
Toronto isnt getting any of this shit lmao
absolutely based Frankie
Oi, mate, you got a license for that tropical storm?
Still have power
incredibly based frankie
>no brexit
>gets hurricane
Not as big of an oof as you egofagging namenigger memeflaggot.
Is anybody actually prepared for things like hurricanes or widespread power outages over in your part of Canada? I know I am prejudiced in my thinking that everyone in your country is brainwashed liberal idiot that can't think about being self-sufficient, at least those in major metropolitan areas, but how bad do you think this could get in Halifax and the surrounding region?
The NS Government recommended "self-evacuations" for some people around Peggy's Cove and the Eastern Shore just yesterday, and Halifax looks pretty fucked from the trees blown over and cranes collapsing. I don't think people here see hurricanes as a huge issue, but they have been getting pretty bad over the years.
Matthew was the worst we've had, and that was mostly due to the amount of rain. We had 220 millilitres of rain during that bullshit in Cape Breton.
I really doubt they're prepared for tropical winds
webm related
Where is the hurricane right now?
Correct.
BE PREPARED
>9:00 pm
That's when I'll lose power
wow, I'm surprised it made it back up to a category 2
I thought this thing was basically dead after hitting NC
Why was Dorian literally nothing? It didn’t even remotely hurt any part of the US.
