Coastal evacuation

I got full hookups for an RV in Sanford if anyone needs it to stay, or passing thru. 30 amp/water/sewer. Can rig up 50 if needed.

Just off US1. Near a grocery store, so power usually gets back on sooner than other places.

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Same here, off 64 outside of Pittsboro, have a field to park in. No hook-up but could slide you a drop cord as long as we have power.
 
This morning News was showing 1 possible line, that Europe thing or whatever it's called. Their forecast shows it going straight over Hickory, with wind & rain bands as far as Tenn.! Might have been the same one showing it could circle back through Charleston. But that's only 1 forecast. Pretty much all the rest have it heading N-NW. We can forget the Drought, though!
 
rodney eppes said:
This morning News was showing 1 possible line, that Europe thing or whatever it's called. Their forecast shows it going straight over Hickory, with wind & rain bands as far as Tenn.! Might have been the same one showing it could circle back through Charleston. But that's only 1 forecast. Pretty much all the rest have it heading N-NW. We can forget the Drought, though!
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Drought hell! Most of NC is 20-30% over yearly rainfall already


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Loganwayne said:
Drought hell! Most of NC is 20-30% over yearly rainfall already


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That's what I wondered when the local News was showing a map just the other day, showing the mid & lower state Dry conditions. The Charlotte area has had Rain, Every day for the last 2-3 weeks! Doesn't hit every body, every day, & rain is usually short lived. BUT, many areas that do get it, get a quick flood!
 
shawn said:
That's the only one that matters.
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It's certainly the only accurate one for snow predictions (from what I observed for the last 2 years)

I haven't paid attention to the European model for hurricanes, as they usually hit Floriduh
 
CasterTroy said:
It's certainly the only accurate one for snow predictions (from what I observed for the last 2 years)

I haven't paid attention to the European model for hurricanes, as they usually hit Floriduh
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It's pretty much the same. They're prediction models, so they're not infallible. But the Euro seems to be more correct, more of the time, than any of the others.
 
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