3 ms·
And, up until the last year or so, there were parts of the west coast (basically, off the olympic peninsula) that didn't have any offshore radar coverage. So th
by wiredfool 11y ago
And, up until the last year or so, there were parts of the west coast (basically, off the olympic peninsula) that didn't have any offshore radar coverage. So there were certain classes of dangerous storms that could sneak up and whack Seattle. (One of the storms that did in a floating bridge did this, basically, no one knew that there was a hurricane force storm until it hit the coast, and from then, it was an hour to Seattle)