Keep your eyes open bud.
That time of the year. GBob!!!!
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Tis just a little old rainstorm.
I've already had a couple soakers here this year, and they weren't even classed as tropical storms.
I'm as prepped as I ever am once hurricane season starts.
Gotta be honest, I was paying no attention to this one until today.
Still plan on working through it if possible.Last edited by GBob01; 07-21-2026, 09:08 PM.Comment
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Louisiana seems to be taking this one pretty seriously, mainly due to flooding. Tropical storm Cindy about 5 or 6 years ago, we were driving back from Pensacola and I told my wife I'd take her to the end of the Mississippi since she'd been at the headwaters of the river, it would be fun to say she'd been at the end of it, too. We got down to Venice and the storm surge was coming in fast. By the time I turned around, the water was a foot deep and rising. It chased us up the highway a ways. That wasn't the dumbest thing I did, though. Dumbest thing I did was stopping to look at a roadkill alligator. I have never smelled anything so foul in my life!Comment
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Bertha she is a tropical storm at 45 m.p.h. skirting the Louisiana coast heading west. Surfs up and a lot of rain. Keep yer eyes open down their Fred for us guys up north here as the season has begun..
Gots to be lots of super warm water out their so be ready..
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There is a riptide warning for the island. I'm in Miami now and my pool is very quiet though.
Sometimes I wish I had a Harry Potter's wand and make people go up into smoke.Comment
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I'm still collecting that Saharan dust and putting it on my roof for protection.Comment
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Good for you, we get false alarms in our area almost anytime that there is a storm in the Atlantic.Comment
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