Burner02
7 years ago
Tropical Storm Michael possibly Cat 2 at land fall later in the week.
Whistlebritches
7 years ago
I feel your pain........we've had 18 inches of rain in the last 3 weeks.We aren't prepared for this schit in West Texas.
Palama
7 years ago

Tropical Storm Michael possibly Cat 2 at land fall later in the week.

Burner02 wrote:



Stay safe Dan.
Gene363
7 years ago

Tropical Storm Michael possibly Cat 2 at land fall later in the week.

Burner02 wrote:



Stay safe.
Ewok126
7 years ago
Man, now I wished I had not burned that tire in the back yard and caused all this funky weather.

Sorry man, Stay safe!
Burner02
7 years ago
Currently appears that it will come a shore somewhere in the FL panhandle and will be a fast mover.

Do know that the coastal areas in LA and panhandle have had a very wet summer and do not need a lot of additional rain.
Speyside
7 years ago
SmokeMonkey
7 years ago
I’m watching this one with interest, projected to come to shore near where we spend a few weeks each year. Dan, be safe!
deadeyedick
7 years ago
We have a similar problem out west. Hurricane Rosa off Baja dumped 3" as a tropical depression on the desert in one day last week and a new storm named Sergio is expected to come our way late this week. Only difference is we NEED it to refill our lakes so feel free to send any excess you have this way.
Burner02
7 years ago
^ Would be willing to share if there was a way.

Current predictions indicate Micheal will come a shore east of Panama City unless it zigs when it should have zagged.

Still keeping a eye on it just in case it does not zag as predicted.

If predictions hold Stinger will be closer to ground zero but will be on the west side of the eye which is desirable.
delta1
7 years ago
Stay safe Bro...
Burner02
7 years ago
Oldest cub and crew are now at the house. Decided Destin was to close to ground zero.
Burner02
7 years ago
Only two storm related deaths reported so far. Pray that number does not increase.

One outlet reporting that currently 650K house holds across the southeast without power.

SmokeMonkey
7 years ago
There has been so little reporting out of Mexico Beach and Port St Joe, that I can’t help but feel that number will go up. I’ve heard 300 didn’t evacuate MB and the few pics I’ve seen don’t look promising. Not a lot of high ground in that area.
Burner02
7 years ago

There has been so little reporting out of Mexico Beach and Port St Joe, that I can’t help but feel that number will go up. I’ve heard 300 didn’t evacuate MB and the few pics I’ve seen don’t look promising. Not a lot of high ground in that area.

SmokeMonkey wrote:




MB being described as war zone.
engletl
7 years ago
Looks like Hancock County MS did right after Katrina.

SmokeMonkey
7 years ago

MB being described as war zone.

Burner02 wrote:



I’ve gotten some pics from friends down there. It’s numbing. I keep thinking back a couple of months ago and realizing it was the last time I will ever see x or eat at y. Still haven’t seen much to the east of the El Governor, but hearing that much is either gone or beyond repair.

I’ll be honest, I shed some tears looking at the photos and film over the last 2 days.
Burner02
7 years ago

Looks like Hancock County MS did right after Katrina.

engletl wrote:



Youngest cub went into Waveland, Ms with a contingency hospital operation a couple of days after Katrina hit. If I recall Waveland was ground zero and there was like a 25' plus storm surge.

Cub stated it had to resemble the after math of a nuke detonation.
DrafterX
7 years ago
Looked at a bunch of pics today.. mostly of da coast.. curious about further inland tho.. I'm sure more pics will come out soon... 😟
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