Now here's a storm scenario...

[cthulu2016]

Look at the blue line. (This gif is probably constantly updated, so it may not be there hours from now)



C'mon man... that's not even funny! Not even in jest.

It is only one of many computer generated tracks, and far from likely... but for a hurricane to plow into Washington DC, then head over to Manassass for lunch and then make a 180 to plow into DC again... not funny.

Last hour there was an even more malicious looking track where Sandy smacked DC then actually circled the city like it was looking for a parking space, then smacking DC again.

[Curtland1015]

1. According to the weather channel, it'll most likely hit right around New Jersey/NYC

According to the the "American Model" anyway.

Scary stuff though.

[11 Bravo]

2. Ouch! The blue line pretty much tracks through my back yard.

[JaneyVee]

3. I'm freaking out. Pink or purple track would put me right in the center. NYC

[a geek named Bob]

4. I keep thinking there has to be a way to divert

all of that wind and wave energy into useful and safe power.

[Curtland1015]

5. !!!

[a geek named Bob]

7. great... massive armadas of pinwheels...

let me go talk to the VC guys...

[Kingofalldems]

6. Like Hazel

I remember hiding in the closet.

[oxymoron]

8. Good lord, that's scary. Let's hope it changes course. nt

[reformist2]

9. All those tracks are crazy. One even does a loop-de-loop. I don't think anybody knows where Sandy's

going!

[lovuian]

10. that is totally screwy

I have never seen anything like that scenario

[cthulu2016]

11. Notice that ALL scenarios seem to have a violent turn

just in different directions.

This thing is going to have a head-on collision with a big cold air mass and we don't know which way it will deflect from the collision

[malaise]

12. GFS has been the most accurate this year

Ignore the others