They call this an active season. I don't recall seeing tropical waves, depressions, storms, and hurricanes stretched from Brownsville to Africa before.
They call this an active season. I don't recall seeing tropical waves, depressions, storms, and hurricanes stretched from Brownsville to Africa before.
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They call this an active season. I don't recall seeing tropical waves, depressions, storms, and hurricanes stretched from Brownsville to Africa before.
I just hope they all stay away from here. We are still rebuilding after Isaias.
The season ain’t done yet. Sally is about to be quite the beach. Thoughts and prayers for the Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida folks. Y’all check-in, when and if practicable.
Retar’d LE. Kinesthetic dufus.
Don’t tread on volcanos!
Sally speeding along at 2 MPH.
Projected landfall has moved east and is now near the Mississippi/Alabama border.
Projected rainfall for the Mobile/Pensacola area is now up to 30 inches.
I sure hate to wish shit on others but I hope it continues to move east. I have to fly out of Gulfport on Thursday.
Prayers your way...
pat
Looks like a bad time to be taking a cruise...
I don't miss weather like this.
Prayers for all involved.
Steady rain in the Eglin area since yesterday...projecting near record flood levels (11+ feet above flood stage) by Thursday for the river nearest to my place. Storm surge flooding down by the beach and rough seas. Our rain forecast keeps creeping up, now 10-15". Projected landfall keeps slowly inching east; now looking like Baldwin County, AL.
Checking in from north Baldwin County - sitting on my porch enjoying the breeze. Ongoing rain shower with the occasional wind gust. Kids playing in the yard next door (little redneck rug rats). Tomorrow... is gonna be wet. And windy.
I am expecting a few downed trees tomorrow along with some loss of electrical power. Got the genny topped up ready to keep the cold food cold.
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