I suppose it all depends on where Tampa General is located. If it's a couple miles inland, that might be enough.
Let's take a look:
Yeah,they're screwed.
I've read that before and it feels like it was written by a really bad high school science teacher. Everything after the first paragraph should be deleted. You don't need to overpower something to disrupt it. Think about stopping someone who is running. You could run head on with the same force and stop them, or you could just trip them. The correct answer is that we don't have any clean nuclear bombs. A pure Fusion explosions would have very little fallout, but we don't have any of those. All of our fusion bombs have fission detonators. If we had a pure fusion bomb, the science is much more complicated and is not fully understood.
Wobble baby, wobble baby
Excellent wobble tracker posted earlier : https://www.wfla.com/weather/tracking-the-tropics/live-wobble-tracker-changes-in-hurricane-miltons-path-could-have-huge-impacts/
Seems Milton doesn't feel the need to follow rules. If it wants to go a little more East and a little less North, well, ain't nobody stopping it.
Every little bit helps Tamps.
If we ever wanted to test the idea of killing a hurricane with a nuclear bomb, now is the perfect time. I'm sure Tampa would be OK with it. What's the worst that could happen? Mutant-Florida-Man?
<It's a joke while we're waiting for the next update; please don't CR the thread>
Not sure if serious?!
I10: https://www.txdot.gov/content/dam/docs/trf/hurricane-preparation/i10-contraflow.pdf
I45: https://ftp.dot.state.tx.us/pub/txdot-info/trv/hurricane/i45-contraflow.pdf
Why would you do that for I35? To evac Laredo?
7PM NHC update ...5th all-time Atlantic pressure
MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS...180 MPH...285 KM/H
PRESENT MOVEMENT...E OR 90 DEGREES AT 10 MPH...17 KM/H
MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE...897 MB...26.49 INCHES
I don't recall ever seeing TWO hurricane Hunter planes in the storm at the same time. Both the AirForce plane and the NOAA plane are zig-zagging in the storm right now.
NOAA2 Mission #10 into MILTON
Type: Low-level Reconnaissance | Status: In Storm
As of 23:34 UTC Oct 07, 2024:
Aircraft Position: 21.78°N 90.48°W
Bearing: 0° at 240 kt
Altitude: 1783 gpm
Peak 10-second Wind: 150 kt at 280°
Extrapolated Sea-level Pressure: 916.9 mb
AF302 Mission #11 into MILTON
Type: Low-level Reconnaissance | Status: In Storm
As of 23:32 UTC Oct 07, 2024:
Aircraft Position: 22.30°N 91.12°W
Bearing: 135° at 164 kt
Altitude: 3078 gpm
Peak 10-second Wind: 46 kt at 22°
Extrapolated Sea-level Pressure: 995.7 mb
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/recon/
When the pressure drops, the internal energy or 'che' of an object is no longer in homeostasis and begins to tear the object apart. Science class was a very long time ago, so I amy have a few details wrong.
Calls like that Bullshit No-Targeting call take all of the joy out of games for me.
I honestly don't know how they can make that call. They are either incompetent and shouldn't be refs, or they intentionally made the wrong call. Is there another possibility?
One of the new pro football leagues had a cool thing where they shared the audio of the replay booth. You could here the refs discussing calls.... we need that in the NFL and in college.
Can Cal kill 4 minutes off the game clock? Doesn't seem like it. Worst case, Miami will probably get the ball back with 2 to 3 minutes. That seems like more than enough time.
I've only been watching for a few minutes...how the fuck is Miami losing to these guys.
I'm not sure if Cal's play calling changed to full-on-conservative mode, but they suck on O and D.