Ixolib wrote:Summer has come and passed
The innocent can never last
wake me up when September ends...
Very apt quote Ixolib, That is from the Katrina video song right??
Tim
Okay it's September now what?
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LSU2001
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Very apt quote Ixolib, That is from the Katrina video song right??
Tim
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Per Destructo5's comment - true, we'll likely have others before the end of the season, but, I can just see us all typing with frost-bitten fingers, saying, "Well, we're ready for a big November"...
Frank
P.S. I guess I'm a bit on the conservative side when it comes to landfalling hurricanes, but, I still remembering evacuating for Wilma last October - not fun at all. Driving on a rural highway after sunset, with cell phone in one hand, the other on the wheel, with lightning flashing off in the distance - I've had bad dreams that were more enjoyable...
P.P.S. The other thing about Wilma was the hotel lobby the morning of Wilma's landfall - everyone crowded into the lobby, including the police, with torrents of rain pouring down, the lights out, and, the lost look on the faces of many senior citizens, who had evacuated to that town's hotel out of fear, and, as it turned out, were from Punta Gorda, and, had lost everything the year earlier...
Frank
P.S. I guess I'm a bit on the conservative side when it comes to landfalling hurricanes, but, I still remembering evacuating for Wilma last October - not fun at all. Driving on a rural highway after sunset, with cell phone in one hand, the other on the wheel, with lightning flashing off in the distance - I've had bad dreams that were more enjoyable...
P.P.S. The other thing about Wilma was the hotel lobby the morning of Wilma's landfall - everyone crowded into the lobby, including the police, with torrents of rain pouring down, the lights out, and, the lost look on the faces of many senior citizens, who had evacuated to that town's hotel out of fear, and, as it turned out, were from Punta Gorda, and, had lost everything the year earlier...
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The wet phase activation never showed up. If you look at the Atlantic ITCZ there's a flat "dry line" across the top of the wave train showing hostility like a giant weather area dominating the Atlantic. It's either a dry High or some other type of negative atmospheric that looks like subsidence.
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LSU2001 wrote:Ixolib wrote:Summer has come and passed
The innocent can never last
wake me up when September ends...
Very apt quote Ixolib, That is from the Katrina video song right??
Tim
That would be the one!! Well, actually, the song (by Greenday) came before the storm, but no doubt, it fit quite well with the video. Everytime I see that video, it still moves me to my core...
http://www.katrinatribute.info/index.htm
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Okay it's September now what?
Time to start watching some football. Those games are a little easier to predict than hurricanes. I don't have to spend as much time reading up on the teams I am going to watch and the games are usually done in 3 hours.
Sure beats hurricanes.
Hope the remainder of the season proves everyone wrong. It's only July, It's only August... hey you guys it's only December... we had a Tropical Storm last year remember? lol
Time to start watching some football. Those games are a little easier to predict than hurricanes. I don't have to spend as much time reading up on the teams I am going to watch and the games are usually done in 3 hours.
Sure beats hurricanes.
Hope the remainder of the season proves everyone wrong. It's only July, It's only August... hey you guys it's only December... we had a Tropical Storm last year remember? lol
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