what his track will be- nobody knows!
One model shows it ripping through Tampa, crossing the state through Orlando and then moving off towards Jacksonville.
Slow ya roll, Ian...
I got a buddy who's a diving instructor and Captain of his own diving boat in Key Largo, (he's the one who married us last June) anyways, he's on my snaps and sends me snap updates from Tavinier Key 3-4 times a day. this morning he had the boat out for one morning dive run and sent snaps as this day progressed. he says 4/5 and 6' caps are rolling in now.. so a one and done day... but the skys down there also look pretty rough!!! Back in June when the wife and I headed down for our Anniversary to Key Largo. he contqacted me a day before we headed out, be4cause at the time a tropical storm was running up through the Keys.. he said might wanna slow our roll and come in on Sunday as it was suppose to pass by then, sure enough it had we only got wet the last 30+ miles from Homestead to Key Largo.. but the ruminants of the storm the entire week were still lingering. took the Bike to South Miami HD for oil change and servicing and we got soaked heading up and back the entire day!!! bbut it was still like 90 degrees so no biggy... LOL
And protect your solar panels as you’ll need them in the aftermath…
JGKAMIN wrote:
#-o
I'm gonna fly by the seat of my pants for the first go round. Learn some lessons. My buddy's house has some bolts around the windows to put up sheet metal or something. Mine's newer and doesn't have them. 🤦
Plywood is expensive as sheit... and the house has some fiber cement siding... so it'd be pretty sheitty to nail through it. But it is sturdy as hell.
We have rice, canned food, propane grill with a full tank, dog food, 2 cases of water (Sam's n costco were out or I'd have more) candles, flashlight... beer and booze. Truck won't fit in the garage, so it'll get sacrificed to the hurricane gods.
OR IT WAS IN 92? AFTER ANDREW? IN 1993
DRIVING by homestead, fla...
I looked to the west from I-95 and I saw "mountains/ big ass hills" in the distance...we got closer and it was literally pile of hurricane damage stuff, trees, roofs, shingles, wood, drywall, appliances out the arse and it was about 10+ stories high...
Several of these hills were next to I-95 and they were YUUUUGGGEEE!!
FILL UP YOUR WASHER WITH HOT WATER...RUN IT WITH NO CLOTHES IN IT...
LET IT EMPTY...
THEN FILL IT WITH COLD WATER!!! THAT WILL HELP YOU WITH WATER...
ALSO, CLEAN your bathtub!!!
Rinse it out...
Then Fill it with cold water too...
Get more propane tanks , 2 more at least...canned anything, tuna,ham, beans, veges
sardines?
frankj1 wrote:
Don't know about sardines.. But the cost of Oysters and Shrimp just went through the roof!!! [ram27bat]
I'm keeping an eye on Ian in the event of a last-minute shift.
It moved east overnight and has Orlando in its track as a probable Category 1 by the time it crosses land from Tampa to get to Orlando.
Just praying we don't lose power.
Prayers for those in its direct path..
She says I don't know Honey are you sure you wanna move to FL?
I said Hell Yes!! and take the Pontoon... so when the Cain is coming in we'll load it down with your Captain Morgan and Bud Light.. grab some buds and head out with some tunes like "Ridin the Storm Out an chit like that.. then I can see how good a Boat Captain ya are Baby!!! 🇨🇮