Another hurricane in the Gulf

[notnksnemor]

It ain't over just yet.

 

[NCHillbilly]

The gift that keeps on giving.

 

[notnksnemor]

The gift that keeps on giving.

Predictions are it will give to Louisiana again.

 

[NCHillbilly]

Predictions are it will give to Louisiana again.

And the GFS and HWRF models show the remnants coming right over top of me after it hits land along the LA/MS line.

 

[Bigbendgyrene]

Living just east of Tallahassee, feel crazy lucky we've dodged as many bullets as we have this year... but still have lost enough sleep tracking them this year that I feel comfortable sharing that THIS PERFECTLY sums up the thinking of everyone from the east border of Texas to the Big Bend area of Florida...

 

[notnksnemor]

And another one next week.

Eta!

Jeeesh.

 

[fairweather]

Insanity. The last one was still a tropical storm when it passed over the north GA foothills. I was without power for 4 days. I have a generator for snow and ice storms. I never expected to use it for a tropical storm. 58 gallons of gas over 4 days, but I sure was glad to have it! I'm not complaining. I can't imagine being in Louisiana.

 

[notnksnemor]

Insanity. The last one was still a tropical storm when it passed over the north GA foothills. I was without power for 4 days. I have a generator for snow and ice storms. I never expected to use it for a tropical storm. 58 gallons of gas over 4 days, but I sure was glad to have it! I'm not complaining. I can't imagine being in Louisiana.

It's a ways out, just giving everyone a heads up to the potential.

 

[1eyefishing]

I'm listening.
We have common interests...

 

[JustUs4All]

Hurry canes are just one of the many reasons I don't live at the coast. I Was in Savannah for David back in the late 70s. Went outside in the eye to see blue skies above then watched as the winds reversed as

 

[bassboy1]

Insanity. The last one was still a tropical storm when it passed over the north GA foothills. I was without power for 4 days. I have a generator for snow and ice storms. I never expected to use it for a tropical storm. 58 gallons of gas over 4 days, but I sure was glad to have it! I'm not complaining. I can't imagine being in Louisiana.

Amusingly enough, I was talking with a couple people in Baldwin and Mobile county Al the day after that one came through, and I was sitting here with no power, no internet, trees down, powerlines laying on the ground, and things were business as usual down there.