Hurrican Florence
As of now I am in direct line of having this storm hit us. We live about 60-70 miles inland. Kinston, NC. Should I hook up my 5th wheel to my truck or just leave it unhooked?
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TXiceman wrote:Learjet wrote:Chris Bryant wrote:
There is also no wind direction
There is always a forecasted direction and peak, I would use that and point it into the wind for the peak direction, if able...even just for preventing water intrusion.
Look at the satellite images of a hurricane. It is a huge low pressure system which rotates in a counter clockwise direction. As the storm passes you the wind shifts.
So you cannot set the trailer for one wind direction.
Ken
I guess you guys don't understand "peak" wind conditions. I know it will change...but the NWS makes a reasonable forecast for the worst of the wind...I'm not talking about the eye wall. I'm talking about the larger impact area
I'm sure all my weather courses and 33 years as a professional aviator has taught me nothing about weather. :(
Also, I lived in Louisiana my whole life....I been through several hurricanes, flown over and around them many times.
Since you guys want to parse every statement ...I'm though trying to give you some reasonable ideas.
