According to the local weather forecast guy, Hanna should make landfall somewhere around Charleston and then move up east coast.. It will still be around Category 1 range when it reaches DC and should reach NY/NJ area Sunday morning.
eeek.
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According to the local weather forecast guy, Hanna should make landfall somewhere around Charleston and then move up east coast.. It will still be around Category 1 range when it reaches DC and should reach NY/NJ area Sunday morning.
eeek.
Why cant the friggin thing come on a weekday?
Quit being a wimp, Will be pretty much nothing by the time it hits up here. At least I hope, right on the ocean and my new insurance has a very high deductible if I get damage from a named storm.
Hey there are 2 more behind Hanna headed my way.
Goes to hunker with iRabbit.
scott1961 said: my new insurance has a very high deductible if I get damage from a named storm.
Who's fault is that? It's a gamble you took.
scott1961 said:Quit being a wimp, Will be pretty much nothing by the time it hits up here. At least I hope, right on the ocean and my new insurance has a very high deductible if I get damage from a named storm.
Me too, our homeowners insurance covers wind and being on the water we are required (by the mortgage company) to have Flood Insurance.
I'm 7.1 feet above sea level, I hope the storm doesn't come during high tide, it's not the wind I'm THAT concerned about, it's the storm surge. :eek:
shopliftinginva said:scott1961 said: my new insurance has a very high deductible if I get damage from a named storm.
Who's fault is that? It's a gamble you took.
No, My insurance was canceled last year and no one would insure me for being right on the Ocean. Finally my agent got me a decent policy but has a high deductible if damage cause by a named storm. Not really that worried because the worst damage my area ever received was by unnamed storms like the Blizzard of 78 and the "No Name Storm" in 1991
I'm going to jump on my boat and ride out the storm.
Not funny really, but I saw damage a few years ago from Hurricanes in Florida and aerial views showed collapsed homes but the boats on the dock attached to whips were still secured. It's probably the safest place to be! 
JerseyGirl007 said:
Me too, our homeowners insurance covers wind and being on the water we are required (by the mortgage company) to have Flood Insurance.
I'm 7.1 feet above sea level, I hope the storm doesn't come during high tide, it's not the wind I'm THAT concerned about, it's the storm surge. :eek:
I'm up on a cliff so not worried about storm surge, Just wind. Need to check my policy but I don't think it's really that bad, I think it was something like 5% deductible if damage caused by a named storm
I thought this thread was going to be about Hannah Montana and that KK had sunk to a new low...
Anyone on the East Coast remember Hurricane Gloria? YouTube
:EEK:
I didn't live on the water then, but living in Central Jersey and experiencing 80 mph wind gusts.
JerseyGirl007 said:Anyone on the East Coast remember Hurricane Gloria? YouTube
:EEK:
I didn't live on the water then, but living in Central Jersey and experiencing 80 mph wind gusts.
I remember it, Was not right on the coast then but I walked to the beach during the height of it and it was not so bad
JerseyGirl007 said:I'm going to jump on my boat and ride out the storm.
Not funny really, but I saw damage a few years ago from Hurricanes in Florida and aerial views showed collapsed homes but the boats on the dock attached to whips were still secured. It's probably the safest place to be! Offers to stay on JG's boat.
StarPilot said:JerseyGirl007 said:I'm going to jump on my boat and ride out the storm.
Not funny really, but I saw damage a few years ago from Hurricanes in Florida and aerial views showed collapsed homes but the boats on the dock attached to whips were still secured. It's probably the safest place to be! Offers to stay on JG's boat.
We'll huddle together in the head ;P
scott1961 said: Not really that worried because the worst damage my area ever received was by unnamed storms like the Blizzard of 78 and the "No Name Storm" in 1991
Was that "The Perfect Storm"?
JerseyGirl007 said:StarPilot said:JerseyGirl007 said:I'm going to jump on my boat and ride out the storm.
Not funny really, but I saw damage a few years ago from Hurricanes in Florida and aerial views showed collapsed homes but the boats on the dock attached to whips were still secured. It's probably the safest place to be! Offers to stay on JG's boat.
We'll huddle together in the head ;PYou got a deal baby.
Hanna had better not mess up the UF-UM game
JerseyGirl007 said:scott1961 said: Not really that worried because the worst damage my area ever received was by unnamed storms like the Blizzard of 78 and the "No Name Storm" in 1991
Was that "The Perfect Storm"?
Yes, Halloween 1991. Remember that one well
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