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Tropical Storm Chris

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by 2muchcoffeeman, Aug 1, 2006.

  1. 2muchcoffeeman

    2muchcoffeeman Well-Known Member

    Appears to be a problem for Texicans sometime next week. Here's the five-day forecast:

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  2. Sorry to disappoint but I'm in Allentown
     
  3. Mystery_Meat

    Mystery_Meat Guest

    Could be worse. One of the tropical storms in the Pacific is named Fabio.

    Superduper updated update as of 5:30 -- winds up to 60 mph. I suspect the models are trending too far south on this system (they had trouble initializing it last night to the point that they thought it'd be dead within 72 hours, and a lot of them still want to have it go over Hispanola), and as a result I'd be more concerned about the East Coast for a strike.

    At least we're not into the H's like we were this time last year.
     
  4. Flying Headbutt

    Flying Headbutt Moderator Staff Member

    Sucks for you. But the best deli sandwich I ever got came from nearby Bethlehem, just five minutes east on Route 22.
     
  5. Freelance Hack

    Freelance Hack Active Member

    Have you taken all the coal from the ground?
     
  6. CentralIllinoisan

    CentralIllinoisan Active Member

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    I'm coming to get you.
     
  7. FuerteJ

    FuerteJ Active Member

    I'm not sure Texas is necessarily where the problem is going to be. Too far out really to tell. However, we're rapidly moving past the time of year when tropical systems take the Texas route. It's not unheard of. Certainly a possibility.

    Here's the thing. Let's hope this stays a rain event and not a wind event. The only way the Southeast is going to break the current drought it's in is with a tropical system. Most states/area are way below average rain total and a tropical system will be needed to bust the drought.
     
  8. Mystery_Meat

    Mystery_Meat Guest

    You know who's 20 inches below their average for the year for rain? New Orleans. Wouldn't THAT be a mixed blessing.
     
  9. Freelance Hack

    Freelance Hack Active Member

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  10. three_bags_full

    three_bags_full Well-Known Member

    But you have balls on your chin.

    BTW, good work on the latest Murphy movies.
     
  11. leo1

    leo1 Active Member

    been planning to get out of miami for a week starting saturday. thank god. miami might not be here when i get back but at least i won't have to sit through another dose of the hype, hyperbole and mass hysteria that sweeps through the region every time a wave forms out in the atlantic.
     
  12. Johnny Dangerously

    Johnny Dangerously Well-Known Member

    The next few days would be a good time for anyone along the Gulf Coast to go shopping for all of the hurricane essentials. Beat the rush ... you know you'll have to pick this stuff up one day anyway ... and it will be there when you need. Water, batteries, canned goods, etc.

    Stock up now. Don't wait until everyone in town is at the store buying the same items. The shelves might be empty by then. You know what I mean if you've been through it before.
     
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