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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: Fico on June 06, 2006, 03:34:00 pm

Title: Hurricane Poster Project...
Post by: Fico on June 06, 2006, 03:34:00 pm
This one was done by a friend of mine...a bunch of cool ones on the site as well...
 
 http://www.thehurricaneposterproject.com/index.php?page=poster&thumbs_id=149&sort=new&pagex=0&count=2 (http://www.thehurricaneposterproject.com/index.php?page=poster&thumbs_id=149&sort=new&pagex=0&count=2)
Title: Re: Hurricane Poster Project...
Post by: stu47 on June 06, 2006, 04:20:00 pm
thanks for linking this....there are one or two I see so far I might buy (I love the trumpet as a steamboat one)
Title: Re: Hurricane Poster Project...
Post by: grateful tagle zuppi pizzaboli on December 18, 2024, 03:59:51 pm
Whoa.

https://x.com/ferragamowx/status/1869404387464151070?s=46
Title: Re: Hurricane Poster Project...
Post by: Justin Tonation on December 18, 2024, 04:10:34 pm
Whoa.

https://x.com/ferragamowx/status/1869404387464151070?s=46

Surprised that Delmarva has no hurricane strikes, but I presume that the cartographer didn't include tropical storms.
Title: Re: Hurricane Poster Project...
Post by: grateful tagle zuppi pizzaboli on December 18, 2024, 04:22:03 pm
Whoa.

https://x.com/ferragamowx/status/1869404387464151070?s=46

Surprised that Delmarva has no hurricane strikes, but I presume that the cartographer didn't include tropical storms.

Yeah, hurricanes only. Apparently Sandy was downgraded to an extra-tropical storm just before landfall, so that doesn't make it to the chart.
Title: Re: Hurricane Poster Project...
Post by: sweetcell on December 18, 2024, 06:41:15 pm
Whoa.

https://x.com/ferragamowx/status/1869404387464151070?s=46 (https://x.com/ferragamowx/status/1869404387464151070?s=46)

Surprised that Delmarva has no hurricane strikes, but I presume that the cartographer didn't include tropical storms.

"All due to geography! VA/MD/DE are somewhat “sheltered” by the coastline. Virginia has had hurricanes pass through the state, but they all made landfall in NC first."