East Coast "Doomed"
Jim Cantore, known as the King of Hurricanes on The Weather Channel, reports that his vacation in North Georgia has been interrupted and cut short by Hurricane Sandy, which hit Jamaica with pounding winds and a deluge of rain. Then, on Wednesday, Cantore revealed his upcoming travel plans to cover the Sandy’s possible impact on the United States.
Jim Cantore, known as the King of Hurricanes on The Weather Channel, reports that his vacation in North Georgia has been interrupted and cut short by Hurricane Sandy, which hit Jamaica with pounding winds and a deluge of rain. Then, on Wednesday, Cantore revealed his upcoming travel plans to cover the Sandy’s possible impact on the United States.
According to an examiner.com story, On Tuesday, Jim tweeted,
“Too much uncertainty surrounding #Sandy impacts to the northeast. The entire
east coast will feel at least some impact.” On Wednesday, Cantore posted,
“Eventual inland impacts will be defined as confidence grows with east coast
landfall area.” He posted three hours later, “Both EURO and GDS models bring
sub-960mb Low into the northeast between Atlantic City and southern Maine early
next week.”
So, now that Sandy has brought an early and unexpected end
to Jim Cantore’s vacation, where is he headed in the US to cover the
hurricane’s potential impacts? According to Twitter, Jim and his Weather
Channel cohorts are headed to the Carolinas on Saturday, Virginia and Maryland
on Sunday, New Jersey/New York or eastern Pennsylvania on Monday, and then on
to New England and eastern New York, if the GFS track is correct.
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