Unfortunately, it just wasn't.ĮDIT: Actually, robot pirates existing really bothers the hell out of me. Like damn, I really wanted to like this, and I was really hoping it would be a step up from the base game's plot (which suffered from the same bullet-point-itis and a constant desire to make things as over-the-top and dramatic as possible). It felt like the devs were struggling to tell a story with ten hours worth of bullet points in one or two hours, and most of those bullet points probably wouldn't even have mixed that well together in a full-length story (like how robot pirates apparently just exist in the world of The Surge, or how evil AI dialogue went from creepy snippets of human conversations in Surge 1 to yelling about meatbags and joining the collective in this DLC). The enemies and level mechanics were, taken altogether, pretty good (loved fighting the big guys particularly), the level itself looked really good, but the writing and pacing felt super off. This follows 2020′s record 30 named systems and 2021′s 21 named storms.The writing in this DLC was. NOAA predicted 2022 to be an above-average season with 14 to 21 named tropical storms. The season’s 14 named systems through Martin have now met the NOAA forecast for 2022. The Atlantic hurricane season runs through Nov. Last week saw the formation of the season’s sixth and seventh hurricanes with Hurricane Lisa striking Belize on Thursday morning and Hurricane Martin, which became extratropical in the north Atlantic by Thursday afternoon. That system is not expected to impact Florida. Meanwhile, NHC forecasters said they are also monitoring another area of low pressure several hundred miles east of Bermuda, saying a tropical storm could form in that area in the next couple of days. “It looks like the actual direct effects from the system aren’t going to be manifesting itself until after Tuesday,” he said. He said forecasters predict river levels to rise slightly or stay the same depending on the amount of rain which is currently projected to be between 3-4 inches.Įlection day on Tuesday shouldn’t be impacted by rainfall, Pendergrast said. Johns River and other low-lying areas near rivers and beaches that will experience erosion, Pendergrast said. The two Central Florida areas of most concern are for residents living near the St. “Deteriorating conditions for Central Florida are going to mostly start around Tuesday and late Tuesday and then persist until Thursday.” “It’s looking like we will get deteriorating conditions as we go through the workweek,” National Weather Service forecaster John Pendergrast in Melbourne said. Similarly, the Florida Division of Emergency Management tweeted that although the system’s path is still uncertain, residents on the state’s east coast should prepare emergency supply kits for at least seven days. “Floridians should prepare for an increased risk of coastal flooding, heavy winds, rain, rip currents & beach erosion as early as Tuesday,” Florida Gov. State officials have been following the NHC updates and Sunday urged residents to pay attention to the weather system. “Interests in those areas should continue to monitor the progress of this system as tropical storm, hurricane, and storm surge watches could be required for a portion of these areas by early Monday,” the hurricane center said. Regardless of how strong the storm could be, the NHC said there is an increasing risk of coastal flooding, tropical-storm-force winds, heavy rainfall, rough surf and beach erosion along Florida’s east coast and much of the southeastern United States coast this week. Various weather models forecast the system possibly making landfall on Florida’s east coast later this week, but there is disagreement on the storm’s intensity - whether it could be a tropical/subtropical storm or even possibly a hurricane. The hurricane center set odds at 80% that the system develops in the next 48 hours and 90% for development in the next five days.
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