As I sign off for the night #Milton continued to attempt another sub 900mb run within ~24 hours of landfall. This storm has everything going for it as it continues to push out Cat5 storm surge with a guaranteed expanding wind field expected at landfall to push that surge into the coast. Not much here to prevent the inevitable and likely our second consecutive retired USA impact named storm. This has happened before in 1964 with Cleo and Dora. Thank you @philklotzbach
If you aren't taking the storm serious you need to ask yourself why. Focus on the best possible outcome for your family and friends with this inevitable horror that is about to take place in Florida. Time is running out.
Hurricane Hugo began making landfall 35 years ago tonight. Hugo arrived just before midnight on Sept. 21, 1989, with an estimated max sustained wind of 138mph. The eye of the Category 4 hurricane was 30 nautical miles wide & storm surge flooding was 15-20 feet above normal.
More from Clackamas Fire:
Currently, firefighters have a good knock down on the fire and are doing everything they can to preserve the historic assets that exist here.
After an initial search, crews found that everybody had made it outside and were safe. Staff called it in.
This represents more than 20% of the newsroom.
If you care about journalism -- local news, national news, international news -- every warning light should be blinking red.
Awful: Officials suspect that the people were frightened and attempted to leave the car, stepping out onto the wet ground that was affected by the live current.
BREAKING: Stanford president to resign his post, retract “at least” 3 papers, after our reporting in @StanfordDaily exposed multiple papers with data manipulation and his refusal to retract studies when given opportunities over the course of 2 decades.
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