Guess a ride to R.I this weekend is out
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Guess a ride to R.I this weekend is out.
I'm going up, don't know when Friday or Saturday morning
Better bring your oil skins !! :giggle:
I was so poor growing up, if i were not a boy i would have had Nothing to play with !! :)
All that matters in the end is that we Loved
"Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass; it's about learning to dance in the rain."
Two say I'm safe, two say I better stay alert, but all 4 are singing "Oh, Canada".
If it comes up into the GOM i expect some video from the pemaquid. You know "the rock" (y)
I was so poor growing up, if i were not a boy i would have had Nothing to play with !! :)
All that matters in the end is that we Loved
"Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass; it's about learning to dance in the rain."
Next update when this becomes a tropical storm
Lee remains large with hurricane-force winds extending outward up
to 80 miles from the center and tropical-storm-force winds
extending outward up to 185 miles
OK, starting to breath a bit easier as only 1 of the 4 models I believe in have it hitting "Vacationland". Last night it was "I'm hauling the boat" to this AM's, "Maybe not" since the timing here says it will hit me around low tide. My biggest fear for the boat was storm surge and not wind/rain/waves since my dock is very well protected from easterly winds; you could light a cigar on deck in a raging Nor'easter.
BTW, in case this hasn't been mentioned before, the "Cone of Uncertainty" we look at only has a 66.66% certainty that the eye of the storm will be in that area, so there's a 1 in three chance that they eye will be outside it, so read them with a few grains of salt...
Veni. Vidi. Cepi. - with apologies to Gaius Julius Caesar
OK, starting to breath a bit easier as only 1 of the 4 models I believe in have it hitting "Vacationland". Last night it was "I'm hauling the boat" to this AM's, "Maybe not" since the timing here says it will hit me around low tide. My biggest fear for the boat was storm surge and not wind/rain/waves since my dock is very well protected from easterly winds; you could light a cigar on deck in a raging Nor'easter.
BTW, in case this hasn't been mentioned before, the "Cone of Uncertainty" we look at only has a 66.66% certainty that the eye of the storm will be in that area, so there's a 1 in three chance that they eye will be outside it, so read them with a few grains of salt...
I too am happy to see the models shifting back to the east again.
At least if you get some effects in your area you will be on the "left" side of the storm and North wind pushing water away instead of the "right" side that's pushing water in at you.....
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