WOW The Middle Of September And No Hurricanes!

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I think the folks in North Carolina and South Carolina would strongly disagree with your prognosis right now.

We are SO with you! Our first hurricane season here and so far, it's a non event. Even worse, the rainy season isn't much either. Please be gentle with us.

We are getting enough that our mangos are fine, and the ornamentals, too. It's wonderful watching the weather happen.

After the end of November, our data logger will arrive and our weather forecasts and "stuff" will show up on weather underground. Can't wait!

DutchmenSport wrote:
I think the folks in North Carolina and South Carolina would strongly disagree with your prognosis right now.

Sad thing is. the national hurricane center revised their storm projections just last week. Say we will have far fewer storms than first predicted, and amazingly. Suddenly there are 3 or four out there right now.


We are more than 200 miles inland. We are NOT out of the path of the storm. When Hugo hit. I lost trees, and windows. Power out in the area for weeks. Florence is on pretty much the same track. Hoping / praying it does not do so much damage this time.

Ya know, I've never had a hurricane here in Michigan. What's all the hubbub about?

GordonThree,

Just add some heat to a Tornado and make it 100 miles in diameter....

pianotuna wrote:
GordonThree,

Just add some heat to a Tornado and make it 100 miles in diameter....

And we'll give you a week's warning instead of 10 minutes if you're lucky.

The original poster is refering to hurricanes in the West coast of Mexico, that is the Pacific coast the hurricanes normally go North West out towards Hawaii, some do veer and either hug the coast or hit the Baja peninsula or do go inland, so far all depressions have gone out to sea, we have until November when the season ends.

The Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico is a direrent story, I hope every one in the Eastern coast of the USA heeds the warnings and evacuation advisories, according to the hurricane center there might be areas with 9 foot water due to rivers and creaks being pushed inland together with the storm surge, at the moment the front extends 300 miles from the center, this is a big one predicted to be a category 5 by the time it makes land fall.

Heed the warnings seek high ground and be safe

navegator

There are some ignorants that have never been in a disaster area in their life, you can not expect them to know what a hurricane is or a wild fire, tornado, or an earthquake, those are the ignorants that become statistics after the fact.

navegator

Looks like an equestrian event is going to ruin this humor thread. High horses inbound.