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Hurricane Florence

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Butterflyj30 Grand Master

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Not sure this has been posted I will repost

The Carolina Panthers aren't changing their plans due to Hurricane Florence.

Coach Ron Rivera told reporters on Thursday the Panthers plan to practice in Charlotte on Friday.

Rivera added the team is still monitoring contingencies. If something were to change drastically with Hurricane Florence, the Panthers could leave Friday, but at this point, the plan is to go about their week in the usual fashion.

Keeping normal protocol would entail leaving for Atlanta on Saturday ahead of Sunday's tilt versus the Falcons.

The outer wall of the hurricane officially made landfall earlier on Thursday. Hurricane Florence was reduced to a Category 2 with wind gusts of 105 mph. Due to the long duration, slow movement of the storm, Florence is still expected to bring life-threatening storm surge and potential flash flooding to the area, according to the Weather Channel.

Panthers not altering plans despite Hurricane Florence

 

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1 minute ago, Butterflyj30 said:

Not sure this has been posted I will repost

The Carolina Panthers aren't changing their plans due to Hurricane Florence.

Coach Ron Rivera told reporters on Thursday the Panthers plan to practice in Charlotte on Friday.

Rivera added the team is still monitoring contingencies. If something were to change drastically with Hurricane Florence, the Panthers could leave Friday, but at this point, the plan is to go about their week in the usual fashion.

Keeping normal protocol would entail leaving for Atlanta on Saturday ahead of Sunday's tilt versus the Falcons.

The outer wall of the hurricane officially made landfall earlier on Thursday. Hurricane Florence was reduced to a Category 2 with wind gusts of 105 mph. Due to the long duration, slow movement of the storm, Florence is still expected to bring life-threatening storm surge and potential flash flooding to the area, according to the Weather Channel.

Panthers not altering plans despite Hurricane Florence

 

 

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I’m in New Bern. A good bit of the town is underwater. This is not good.

I’m on high ground on a bluff above a wide part of the river. Flooding is not a concern for me. As long as a tree doesn’t get my house, I should be ok. However there are many here losing everything. I’m talking entire neighborhoods under water. This could be Katrina bad if it does to a bigger population center what it’s done here.

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1 minute ago, Khaki Lackey said:

I’m in New Bern. A good bit of the town is underwater. This is not good.

I’m on high ground on a bluff above a wide part of the river. Flooding is not a concern for me. As long as a tree doesn’t get my house, I should be ok. However there are many here losing everything. I’m talking entire neighborhoods under water. This could be Katrina bad if it does to a bigger population center what it’s done here.

Stay safe. New Bern is getting the brunt of the storm and with it slow movement it will get more unfortunately. 

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56 minutes ago, Khaki Lackey said:

I’m in New Bern. A good bit of the town is underwater. This is not good.

I’m on high ground on a bluff above a wide part of the river. Flooding is not a concern for me. As long as a tree doesn’t get my house, I should be ok. However there are many here losing everything. I’m talking entire neighborhoods under water. This could be Katrina bad if it does to a bigger population center what it’s done here.

I am north of you in washington.  We are getting some serious gusts and the river is way up into places it normally does not go.  Like you. I am way above the river so the surge is not hurting me.

Looks like it will be a while before this mess is out of here.  

Sitting here in the dark with these scary gusts is not fun.

 

Stay safe.

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, GOOGLE JIM BOB COOTER said:

um i come to this forum for CAROLINA PANTHERS NEWS ONLY

mods please move this thread to the appropriate forum

You act like this forum revolves around you and nobody can post anything just because you don't like it so stop whining and crying about it. This forum is for people to post, comment, and read, not for a chronic complainer that can simply pass over it and not read anything. You are not an Admin or a Mod so sthu already.

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3 minutes ago, rbsponsel52 said:

You act like this forum revolves around you and nobody can post anything just because you don't like it so stop whining and crying about it. This forum is for people to post, comment, and read, not for a chronic complainer that can simply pass over it and not read anything. You are not an Admin or a Mod so sthu already.

he's a complete and utter idiot. don't bother with him

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According to the rdar, Right now looks like forward edge of the eyewall is hitting Pender, Onslow and southern edge of Carteret Counties.  We are getting some heavy rain and wind and very heavy gusts down here in Brunswick as well - Im sure New Hanover is taking a beating as well.  Storm moving slow as hell.  Power going out at any time I bet.

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7 hours ago, Khaki Lackey said:

I’m in New Bern. A good bit of the town is underwater. This is not good.

I’m on high ground on a bluff above a wide part of the river. Flooding is not a concern for me. As long as a tree doesn’t get my house, I should be ok. However there are many here losing everything. I’m talking entire neighborhoods under water. This could be Katrina bad if it does to a bigger population center what it’s done here.

Jesus, you guys are getting completely butt fuged. Is your town basically another version of New Orleans? That poo was fast. 

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5 hours ago, rbsponsel52 said:

You act like this forum revolves around you and nobody can post anything just because you don't like it so stop whining and crying about it. This forum is for people to post, comment, and read, not for a chronic complainer that can simply pass over it and not read anything. You are not an Admin or a Mod so sthu already.

His post did not deserve a response. 

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People living right on the coast or close to rivers or sounds should have evacuated 

Im on some pretty high ground in fayeteville and stocked up for 2 plus weeks if needed.  So only thing im concerned about are these old ass trees in my neigborhood.  Imo all the ones right next to houses should have been cut down as a saftey precaution.  

 

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