AtlanticWatch

Hurricane tracking with a preparedness perspective. Manual tweets = relevant, timely information at your fingertips. Managed by @cjmithli

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@FLSERT Florida State Emergency Operations Center is current activated at Level 2 in preparation for potential impacts of #Hurricane #Irma

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Although 5+ days out from any potential US landfall GFS shows fair consensus of direct impacts to Florida peninsula #Hurricane #Irma

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Significant loss of life likely in Caribbean as @NHC_Atlantic forecasts #Hurricane #Irma will be nearly a Category 5 w/ 150 mph winds.

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Tropical Storm conditions are likely to reach the coast by this afternoon. More graphical products available here: https://t.co/INZ6guNuwx

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@TxDOT is running evaculane (shoulder open, NOT contraflow) on I-37 from Corpus Christi to San Antonio https://t.co/qCM5VUNi3v #Harvey

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Folks should be evacuating if told to. If you must seek shelter, there are six @RedCross shelters set up across TX https://t.co/3cGikIDkEW https://t.co/bxG8Sg1P8z

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If you have been asked by local officials to evacuate in TX, your window to do so is closing https://t.co/EWm3czdOsb

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You can access a Google Maps version of the 4AM hurricane advisory from @NHC_Atlantic here (unofficial): https://t.co/YcX5gfxfTy

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@NHC_Atlantic Issues 4 AM CDT advisory on #Harvey - The watches and warnings remain the same from previous advisory. https://t.co/WyyPvjq7hF

[National Hurricane Center @NHC_Atlantic]

Hurricane #Harvey Advisory 20: Hurricane Harvey Dangerously Approaching the Texas Coast. https://t.co/VqHn0uj6EM

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As first rain bands of #Hurricane #Harvey hit Texas, radar indicates winds up to 40-50 mph in parts of @NWSBrownsville and @NWSCorpus areas.

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Heavy rain a major concern w/ #HurricaneHarvey, expected to stall over TX for 48 hrs, bring 15-25" rain in some areas. Source: @NWSWPC

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@windiewx Our data was from more recent 2 AM CDT update from @NHC_Atlantic 3AM update: 185 mi SE Corpus Christi, 105 mph winds https://t.co/2jCiHB4zdC

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There are several safety concerns with #HurricaneHarvey High winds, storm surge, potential tornadoes, and flooding. #BePrepared

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As of 2AM CDT #HurricaneHarvey was ~195 miles SE of Corpus Christi w/ 105 mph winds. (Pictured: Harvey at 2:15 AM CDT courtesy @NASAGoddard)

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#HurricaneHarvey expected to landfall early Saturday morn on mid Texas coast w/ sustained winds up to 125 mph, gusts up to 155.

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We're back to bring you updates on #Harvey, which is expected to be the first major (Cat 3) #Hurricane since Wilma in 2005.

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@BobatFEMA @femaregion9 @fema @WCraigFugate Best of luck! Glad to see experienced EMs continue to fill the roll of FEMA Admin.

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I've been quiet for a while, but this is important: https://t.co/APCSLIrQ6R

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Thanks to all my followers for their trust during hurricanes over the years. Now you can follow others like @NHC_Atlantic and @NHCDirector

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(2/2) Much has changed since. I was 16 when I started. Now I'm studying abroad, finishing up college. Stay classy and prepared! -@wxcorey

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(1/2) After 7 yrs of tweeting crisis info about hurricanes, it's time to sign off. I started in a time when govt didn't embrace social media