Yeah remember, the purpose of the polygon is too reduce the amount of people in the affected area. Like the Cullman County storm. And always remember “RESPECT THE POLYGON!”
Brian Peters' description of the polygon sounds similar to the hurricane forecast cone. He said the storms don't always move in as straight line, which is why the polygon gets larger. It's due to the uncertainty of the storm movement, just like the hurricane forecast cone. They hurricane forecasters say, don't look at the line in the middle, look at the entire cone, like James says respect the polygon if you're location is in it.
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Yeah remember, the purpose of the polygon is too reduce the amount of people in the affected area. Like the Cullman County storm. And always remember “RESPECT THE POLYGON!”
Brian Peters' description of the polygon sounds similar to the hurricane forecast cone. He said the storms don't always move in as straight line, which is why the polygon gets larger. It's due to the uncertainty of the storm movement, just like the hurricane forecast cone. They hurricane forecasters say, don't look at the line in the middle, look at the entire cone, like James says respect the polygon if you're location is in it.