TWC: "It Could Happen Tomorrow"
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TWC: "It Could Happen Tomorrow"
I apologize if this is a double thread and someone has already started one...but is anyone planning on watching "It Could Happen Tomorrow" on TWC? The series starts on TWC on Jan. 15 and includes a Cat. 5 hitting NYC (at least that's what the previews say.)
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Scorpion wrote:A Cat 4 or 5 hit is impossible on NYC.
I'd shy away from saying it's impossible, given Mother Nature's recent fury, she might decide to prove that wrong (though a cane of that strength hitting NYC is probably unlikely). I hope such a thing doesn't happen though (a fish hurricane or TS is the best kind of hurricane or TS since it doesn't hurt anyone, their pets, or their property)
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Tstormwatcher wrote:Scorpion wrote:A Cat 4 or 5 hit is impossible on NYC.
Never say impossible. The Long Island Express was a cat 3. If traveling fast enough, a cat 4 is possible. Not probable, but possible
I'm afraid I have to go along with this philsophy.
After the past 2 seasons. I hesitate to say never when it comes to weather anomalies.
But, I'm not going to mark any dates on the calendar to watch extreme weather disaster movies, though.
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It doesnt matter, even if a Cat 3 hit NYC, it would still most likely top Katrina, and the place would be inhabitable for months if not years, but a Cat 5 into NYC would pretty much close it down for good...and never say never when it comes to Mother Nature...this year taught us that what we thought of hurricanes, and our climotology is WAY off, and we need to reevalute our stuff big time...tronbunny wrote:Tstormwatcher wrote:Scorpion wrote:A Cat 4 or 5 hit is impossible on NYC.
Never say impossible. The Long Island Express was a cat 3. If traveling fast enough, a cat 4 is possible. Not probable, but possible
I'm afraid I have to go along with this philsophy.
After the past 2 seasons. I hesitate to say never when it comes to weather anomalies.
But, I'm not going to mark any dates on the calendar to watch extreme weather disaster movies, though.
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I'm looking at the shows website and its about what if a CAT 3 hit New York City. It also has some other possible disaster episodes so I guess it willl be a series. Looks interesting!
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I'm looking at the shows website and its about what if a CAT 3 hit New York City. It also has some other possible disaster episodes so I guess it willl be a series. Looks interesting!
8.0 San Fran Earthquake
Mt. Rainer Eruption
Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami
New Madrid Earthquake
California Wildfires
Dallas F5 Tornado
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IMO the CAT 5 Scenario should be made more practical
Instead of having a CAT 5 into New York Nightmare- they should
have a CAT 5 into Galveston or Miami Scenario
This is because a CAT 5 hitting NY is highly improbable
(though not impossible)
Instead of having a CAT 5 into New York Nightmare- they should
have a CAT 5 into Galveston or Miami Scenario
This is because a CAT 5 hitting NY is highly improbable
(though not impossible)
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Astro_man92 wrote:Tampa Bay Hurricane wrote:IMO the CAT 5 Scenario should be made more practical
Instead of having a CAT 5 into New York Nightmare- they should
have a CAT 5 into Galveston or Miami Scenario
for one Miami is still fresh in our memories (92') (well not mine) and we almost had galveston this year
Yeah except with Andrew downtown Miami only saw Cat. 2 force winds...the worst would be if andrew would have hit Miami directly. If it had of, then Miami would have turned out worse than New Orleans did probably. All those buildings would have suffered catostrophic damage with building failures likely to many structures. Thank god they dodged that in 92, or else andrew probably would have been a Katrina priced storm and a major killer (especially for those inside the buildings).
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thunderchief wrote:Speaking of wildfires and TWC; storm stories tonight had a really cool clip of one of those fire tornados. Huge and well filmed. Never saw anything like that before.
yeah I've heard how they form is once the fire gets large enough it is sucking is oxygen at such a high rate that it starts to form a "tornado"
BTW I did check out the "It could happen tomorrow" site, it is really cool! it explained stuff i would never think about. It said that if a cat three came through the high winds would create a vacuum over the windows, and cause them to break. Then the shards of glass would practically turn into little piercing bullets. I'd hate to be the person in the middle of that. That ,now that i think about it, sounds like exaggerated F3 damage from a tornado, and that is just the winds.

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