2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season Running Thread

More than 100 "missing" in Northeast Tennessee. That doesn't necessarily that they've been washed away, just that they are currently unaccounted for.

 

I guess it counts as a "named storm," but jeez. Joyce's heart just isn't in it.

 

This is mind boggling.

 

As one who traveled this weekend, I’ll reserve judgment on Clemson’s decision to play Saturday.

Clemson blasted for holding football game in aftermath of Helene. University now cancels classes.

 

"Man we ain't afraid of a little bit of rain 'round here. We thought on it and we prayed. All of these people standing on their roofs need a distraction anyways and we wanted to provide that," - Dabo probably

 

Playing a football game after a hurricane is one thing. Playing a football game DURING a hurricane (well, on the outskirts of one) is another.

 

Call Brian Kelly -- bring in the tower, get that on film.

 

I'm a little raw at all the national attention on Western NC (well deserved) and not a lot on East Tennessee despite the fact that everybody loves videos of bridges washing out and dams nearly failing both less than 10 miles from my house.

OK, that having been said... I'm about to go to bed in Eastern NC because where I woke up this morning in East Tennessee won't have water for another week. I sat at a beach bar this evening listening to people give their hot takes about what has happened. I just said, "However bad you think it is, trust me, it's worse."

 

If I'm in a hurricane zone looking to get the hell out, I go west, not east.