hurricaneike
- Howdy! Obviously Ike is long gone, just wanted to point you to @weatherwatches for now. Future such community projects will originate there.1:25 AM Mar 24th from web
- We'll be mostly quiet from this point on, but keep us as a follow, though, we'll do this for any major hurricane, and announce it here.10:21 PM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
- @SouthwestAir hasn't announced when they will resume flights. Continental says Monday.10:18 PM Sep 13th, 2008 from web in reply to SouthwestAir
- The Houston Chronicle has astoundingly good coverage set up at www.chron.com - they know a lot more than we do at this point.10:16 PM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
- For those reading from afar, you won't be able to come back until at least Tuesday. Find (or stay in) a shelter until you hear for sure.10:14 PM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
- If you've got food/water/shelter, stay put and check on your neighbors. Don't be going anywhere. 911 services are coming back up if needed.10:13 PM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
- Answering DM: Yes, gas will probably be scarce the next few days. The refineries seem to be OK. Probably not a good idea to drive anyway.10:12 PM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
- Answering DM: we don't need donations as thanks. The Red Cross does need it, however. www.redcross.org10:09 PM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
- @SeanMarler: Team @HurricaneIke lost a sum total 5 pounds in the last 48 hours. You beat us.10:08 PM Sep 13th, 2008 from web in reply to SeanMarler
- If you're in Houston/Galveston, @KTRKHouston is still tweeting useful info about the aftermath locally.10:07 PM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
- We intended to cover the weather aspects of Ike (which are largely done), but we're still here if you need us. DM if we can help.10:02 PM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
- Thanks to everyone who helped tweet during Ike. For recovery information check out www.redcross.org ... stay safe, check on your neighbors.7:31 PM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
- The tornado watch has been canceled.11:43 AM Sep 13th, 2008 from mobile web
- Ike is 127 miles N of downtown Houston. Winds at 60 miles per hour. Map: http://bit.ly/FrFzb11:02 AM Sep 13th, 2008 from Brightkite
- Ike is 86 miles N of downtown Houston. Winds at 80 miles per hour. Map: http://bit.ly/2I5XAv7:52 AM Sep 13th, 2008 from Brightkite
- Tornado Watch 902 (Shreveport/Beaumont/Lafayette/Lake Charles) is about to be issued until 7:00 PM CDT http://neowx.com/ww/9027:40 AM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
- We have alarms set in case of nasty weather while we take a quick nap. We'll come running. For now, heavy wind/rain. HUNKER DOWN! brb!6:06 AM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
- We've restored the RADAR image (~5 minute interval) while we're gone @ http://ike.neowx.com/radar6:05 AM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
- Good updates from @chronhurricane @KTRKHouston (watch at abc13.com) and @TrackingIke6:04 AM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
- KPRC-TV is also on 106.9 FM, 107.5 FM, 92.9 FM, 97.1 FM6:03 AM Sep 13th, 2008 from web
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- Name Hurricane Ike Info
- Location +31° 35' 60.00"
- Web http://bit.ly/3Opl4J
- Bio Information hub...live tweeting during Hurricane Ike. Community service of @neowx. DM with news.
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