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Posted: 2002-09-26 01:34pm
by IRG CommandoJoe
Isn't that then considered hail?
Posted: 2002-09-26 01:36pm
by Kuja
No. It falls as water and freezes ON IMPACT. Pain in the ass to scrape off.
Posted: 2002-09-26 01:48pm
by Kelly Antilles
Yeah, freezing rain does suck. We get a lot of it here. Causes a lot of black ice, which in turn means people are going to be idiots and slam into other cars.
And hail does not occour in the winter.
Posted: 2002-09-26 01:49pm
by phongn
Sideswiped by them. The Tampa Bay area is rarely hit by hurricanes (it's been decades), but we're pretty much screwed if we are.
Posted: 2002-09-26 01:49pm
by Kuja
Oh MAN! I can't believe I forgot black ice! My cousin got in an accident becasue of black ice!
Posted: 2002-09-26 01:53pm
by IRG CommandoJoe
Oh, whoops I see now.

Posted: 2002-09-26 01:58pm
by Kuja
I forgive you....this time.

Posted: 2002-09-26 02:37pm
by IRG CommandoJoe
(As IG-88E turns around and begins to walk away, CommandoJoe runs up, kicks him the pants, and runs away.)
Yeeheeheeeeee!!!!!!!!!!
Posted: 2002-09-26 02:49pm
by haas mark
IG-88E wrote:No. It falls as water and freezes ON IMPACT. Pain in the ass to scrape off.
Hurts like hell, too, if you mix it with sleet...and if you're lucky, you CAN get hail in the winter--trust me, I've had it happen...

Posted: 2002-09-26 04:22pm
by Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi
In some places, storms can rip through an area and cause millions of dollars of damage in a few hours. Once, I was in Arizona, and when we got in it was hot and sunny. By the time we got out an hour later, everything was a mess. Roads were blocked, and te electricity was out at out hotel.
Meanwhile, in PA, we don't get such weather. Instead, it's dragged out as day after day of cold, cloudy, rainy, depressing weather.
Posted: 2002-09-26 04:36pm
by Colonel Olrik
I live in Potugal. No hurricans, hardly ever tough weather. Sunny days and lots of beaches. And the national economy recents the fact, because of lack of incentive to go to work
Posted: 2002-09-26 04:44pm
by Raptor 597
Wow, the hurricane went thru with 65 miles per hour winds and drizzling. That was cool walking outside , and walking aganist the wind.

I've had hail in day time walking outside, it hurt like hell I took cover quick.
Posted: 2002-09-26 09:49pm
by Wicked Pilot
We just got dumbed on by Isidore. I lived through Andrew and several other minor ones. Hurricanes are cool, unless of course you live in New Orleans.
Posted: 2002-09-26 10:21pm
by Raptor 597
Wicked Pilot wrote:We just got dumbed on by Isidore. I lived through Andrew and several other minor ones. Hurricanes are cool, unless of course you live in New Orleans.
Yeah, I remember Andrew. And it's funny too watch New Orleans flood. I'm about a 100 miles west where are you?
Posted: 2002-09-27 01:34pm
by Kuja
JOE!!!!! I KILL YOU!!!!
Posted: 2002-09-27 04:40pm
by haas mark
Heh. I was in Oklahoma when Hurricane Andrew hit..and I was in Norfolk when Felix was around...VERY good thing it didn't hit the jet stream...we would've been right on it's path...I feel sorry for those out in the Caribbean, though...
Posted: 2002-09-27 05:05pm
by Raxmei
I've never been in an actual hurricane. The closest was a storm in Minnesota with hurricane-force straight line winds. There were knocked down trees and power lines all over the place after that one.
Posted: 2002-09-27 06:02pm
by IRG CommandoJoe
JOE!!!!! I KILL YOU!!!!
(Runs around the block and kicks him in the pants again, as he was facing the other way yelling down the street.)
