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#12661 Postby artist » Thu Aug 23, 2012 7:28 pm

sweetpea wrote:
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sweetpea wrote:I just spoke to my dad who lives outside of Salinas, PR (Aguirre). He said he is doing ok, lot of wind and rain, some trees down. No damage to his house, but he can't tell if his neighbors have any damage. He said the street in front of his house looks like a river. But he still has power! I am glad he is doing ok, he is 76 lives by himself and I am in Florida, sooooo I am worried. But he has awesome neighbors, they all take care of each other.


good to hear, sweetpea. I can imagine your angst not being there, though.

I haven't seen cycloneye around for awhile, nor msbee. I know there are others as well. Check in if you can!

Thanks!! He is too funny, worried about me and the storm maybe coming here. I was like really????

Anyway, hopefully we will hear from the others soon and hear everyone is ok. I know cycloneye is on the other side of the island. My dad is on the south east side about 4 or 5 blocks from the beach. So hopefully that means that cycloneye is ok. And we will hear form everyone else soon!

yep, that is a parent for ya, isn't it? More worried for us than for themselves. :D
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#12662 Postby msbee » Thu Aug 23, 2012 7:58 pm

haven't heard from Cycloneye all day. hope you are OK, Luis
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#12663 Postby cycloneye » Thu Aug 23, 2012 8:01 pm

msbee wrote:haven't heard from Cycloneye all day. hope you are OK, Luis


Hi Barbara. I am fine here as nothing bad has occured so far and hopefully stays that way. I have been posting at the thread for observations at Active storms/Invests forum. As soon Issac goes away from the Caribbean,that thread will merge with this one. By the way,I forgot to post as always do here the San Juan discussion. :roll:

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN JUAN PR
527 PM AST THU AUG 23 2012

.SYNOPSIS...AT UPPER LEVELS...HIGH PRESSURE OVER PUERTO RICO MOVES
NORTHWEST ALLOWING A LOW TO MOVE ACROSS THE U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS
AND PUERTO RICO BY MONDAY. THE TROUGH FROM ANOTHER LOW MOVES FROM
THE EAST ACROSS THE AREA ON THURSDAY.

AT LOW AND MID LEVELS...TROPICAL STORM ISAAC WILL MOVE WEST
NORTHWEST JUST SOUTH OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC BY FRIDAY MORNING
FOLLOWED BY WEAK SOUTHEAST FLOW. TROPICAL STORM JOYCE WILL PASS
ABOUT 480 MILES NORTHEAST OF SAINT THOMAS DURING THE MORNING ON
SUNDAY. SOUTHEAST FLOW THEN CONTINUES UNTIL ANOTHER TROPICAL
DISTURBANCE CROSSES JUST NORTH OF THE AREA ON SATURDAY.

&&

.DISCUSSION...A DISORGANIZED TROPICAL STORM ISAAC WAS PASSING
SOUTH OF SAN JUAN BY ABOUT 140 MILES THIS AFTERNOON WITH THE MOST
SIGNIFICANT FEATURE BEING A STREAM OF SHOWERS AND A FEW
THUNDERSTORMS INTO SOUTHEAST PUERTO RICO AND TO A LESSER EXTENT
THE U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS. RAIN AMOUNTS WERE ALL UNDER ONE INCH SO
FAR...BUT MORE HEAVY RAIN IS MOVING INTO SOUTHEAST PUERTO RICO AND
AMOUNTS ARE CLIMBING. INTERMITTENT SHOWERS ARE EXPECTED TO
CONTINUE THROUGH FRIDAY WITH THE LEAST RAIN IN NORTH WESTERN
PUERTO RICO TONIGHT AND INCREASING SHOWERS ALONG THE SOUTH COAST.
1 TO 3 INCHES OVER THE GENERAL AREA AND UP TO 8 INCHES IN ISOLATED
LOCALITIES ARE EXPECTED IN THE NEXT 24 TO 36 HOURS. WINDS FROM 1
TO 15 KFT RANGED BETWEEN 30 AND 45 KNOTS IN THE 23/18Z SOUNDING
AND SOME OF THESE WINDS CONTINUE TO COME DOWN TO GROUND LEVEL IN
ISOLATED AREAS OVER THE ISLANDS. YABUCOA REPORTED 29 KNOTS WITH A
GUST TO 39 JUST BEFORE 5 PM AST. AN UNOFFICIAL REPORT OF A GUST OF 45
MPH WAS RECEIVED FROM SAINT JOHN THIS AFTERNOON. REPORTS HAVE BEEN
RECEIVED OF MINOR DAMAGE ACROSS THE AREA AND POWER OUTAGES IN
SAINT CROIX.

MODELS CONTINUE TO BRING HIGH VALUES OF FAIRLY DEEP MOISTURE OVER
THE AREA FROM THE SOUTHEAST. PRECIPITABLE WATER VALUES CONTINUE
OVER 2 INCHES UNTIL SUNDAY MORNING AND RETURN TO 2 PLUS INCHES
SEVERAL TIMES BEFORE THURSDAY. IN ADDITION TROPICAL STORM
JOYCE...ALTHOUGH IT WILL NOT HAVE A DIRECT IMPACT ON THE LOCAL
AREA...WILL HAVE THE EFFECT OF PULLING THE MOISTURE TRAIL LEFT BY
ISAAC AND THE ITCZ BACK OVER THE AREA FRIDAY THROUGH TUESDAY. THIS
WILL ADD CONSIDERABLE FUEL TO THE CONVECTIVE MIXTURE THAT SHOULD
GENERATE SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS OF RAINFALL DURING THE INTERVENING
PERIOD. WOULD EXPECT THIS TO EVENTUALLY RESULT IN SOME FLOODING
ACROSS THE AREA.

&&

.AVIATION...
SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ASSOCIATED WITH TROPICAL STORM ISAAC
WILL CONTINUE AFFECTING THE LOCAL AREA THROUGH THE NIGHT AND
TOMORROW. AS A RESULT...PERIODS OF MVFR/IFR CONDITIONS AS WELL AS
MOUNTAIN OBSCURATIONS ARE EXPECTED ACROSS ALL TAF SITES THROUGH
THE FORECAST PERIOD. BANDS OF MODERATE TO HEAVY RAIN...GUSTY WINDS
IN EXCESS OF 25 TO 30 KTS CAN BE EXPECTED OVERNIGHT.

&&

.MARINE...SEAS AT BUOY 42060 HAVE BEEN SEEN AS HIGH 11 FEET. THE
NEAR SHORE BUOY AT PONCE HAS REPORTED SEAS JUST OVER 7 FEET. THIS
REPRESENTS LOWER SEAS THAN ORIGINALLY EXPECTED AND FORECASTS HAVE
BEEN LOWERED SOMEWHAT FOR THE REST OF THE TRANSIT OF TROPICAL
STORM ISAAC. SEAS SHOULD DIMINISH IN THE EASTERN HALF OF THE
FORECAST AREA SOON...WITH SEAS IN THE WESTERN HALF RISING UNTIL
TONIGHT. CURRENTLY CAN`T SEE SEAS RISING MUCH ABOVE 14 FEET
ANYWHERE AT THIS TIME.

&&

.PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS...
SJU 76 85 78 88 / 80 70 50 50
STT 78 87 78 83 / 90 80 60 40
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#12664 Postby brunota2003 » Thu Aug 23, 2012 8:09 pm

I see cycloneye's name at the bottom of the main page, so he's probably browsing another section of the forum currently (and his profile shows him as online).

EDIT:
Him and msbee just posted in the Caribbean thread in the US/Caribbean forum...so it would appear both are alive and well! :)
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#12665 Postby cycloneye » Thu Aug 23, 2012 8:14 pm

sweetpea wrote:
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sweetpea wrote:I just spoke to my dad who lives outside of Salinas, PR (Aguirre). He said he is doing ok, lot of wind and rain, some trees down. No damage to his house, but he can't tell if his neighbors have any damage. He said the street in front of his house looks like a river. But he still has power! I am glad he is doing ok, he is 76 lives by himself and I am in Florida, sooooo I am worried. But he has awesome neighbors, they all take care of each other.


good to hear, sweetpea. I can imagine your angst not being there, though.

I haven't seen cycloneye around for awhile, nor msbee. I know there are others as well. Check in if you can!

Thanks!! He is too funny, worried about me and the storm maybe coming here. I was like really????

Anyway, hopefully we will hear from the others soon and hear everyone is ok. I know cycloneye is on the other side of the island. My dad is on the south east side about 4 or 5 blocks from the beach. So hopefully that means that cycloneye is ok. And we will hear form everyone else soon!


I am fine. :) Only a few bands have moved thru San Juan with nothing bad occuring.
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#12666 Postby FireBird » Thu Aug 23, 2012 10:32 pm

Hi folks,
Glad to see everybody is faring well so far.
I couldn't get a moment to post before now.
We had a sleepless night.
Lots of squalls, booming thunder, and a very wet night.
Because the feeder bands spread across all of T&T, there were widespread reports of flooding.
Port of Spain flooding resulted in a huge gridlock for those who dared come out.
The floods caused major traffic pile-ups and citizens were asked to stay in doors for a few hours from 7am this morning.
Fortunately, there are no reported deaths, but more losses of homes, roofs, cars, pets....

SOme have made the valid point that the areas of direct impact get the focus (which they rightly should); while those in outlying areas may be not even be mentioned in the advisories. For example, I'm looking at the latest satellite and it seems that the ABC islands are taking a real beating right now. But because they're not in the direct zone, there's no mention of them in the areas that could be affected.

Is this an area that modern meteorology could improve on? A thought to sleep on......
Keep staying safe my friends...
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#12667 Postby cycloneye » Fri Aug 24, 2012 5:56 am

Good morning.


AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION...UPDATED
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN JUAN PR
605 AM AST FRI AUG 24 2012

.UPDATE...QUICK UPDATE TO REMOVE THE WIND ADVISORY FOR ALL AREAS.
BREEZY TO WINDY CONDITIONS ARE STILL EXPECTED BUT SUSTAINED WINDS
WILL REMAIN BELOW THE 25 MPH OR GREATER CRITERIA. UPDATED NPW HAS
BEEN SENT.

REMAINDER BELOW UNCHANGED FROM EARLIER ISSUANCE.

&&

.PREV DISCUSSION... /ISSUED 509 AM AST FRI AUG 24 2012/

SYNOPSIS...TROPICAL STORM ISAAC WILL MOVE SLOWLY AWAY FROM THE
LOCAL AREA TODAY THOUGH TONIGHT. RAINBANDS AND AN OVERALL VERY
MOIST AND UNSTABLE AIR MASS LEFT BEHIND THIS SYSTEM WILL RESULT
IN AREAS OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WITH VERY HEAVY RAINFALL AND
GUSTY WINDS OVER PARTS OF THE LOCAL ISLANDS. AN AREA OF MID TO
UPPER LEVEL HIGH PRESSURE WILL ATTEMPT TO BUILD ACROSS THE AREA
FOR THE WEEKEND BEFORE A TUTT LOW MOVES WEST TOWARD AND THEN INTO
THE FA SUNDAY NIGHT AND MONDAY THROUGH TUESDAY.

DISCUSSION...THE TROPICAL STORM WARNING WAS REMOVED FOR ALL
AREAS LATE LAST EVENING...EXCEPT FOR THE MONA PASSAGE AND GIVEN
THE LATEST NHC ADVISORY...WE WILL REMOVE IT FROM THERE AS WELL
SHORTLY. GIVEN THE OBSERVED AND EXPECTED SURFACE WIND FLOW
THROUGH AT LEAST LATE THIS MORNING...A WIND ADVISORY WAS ISSUED
FOR SOUTHWEST PUERTO RICO...ALL ELEVATIONS OF 2000 FEET AND ABOVE
ACROSS PUERTO RICO...AND FOR CULEBRA...VIEQUES AND ALL OF THE U.S.
VIRGIN ISLANDS.

RAINBANDS HAVE BEEN AFFECTING THE LOCAL AREA THIS MORNING...
PRODUCING LOCALLY VERY HEAVY RAINFALL AND GUSTY WINDS...WITH A
FEW GUSTS OVERNIGHT OF 40 TO 45 MPH. THUS FAR THE HEAVIEST
RAINFALL HAS BEEN OVER PARTS OF SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST PUERTO RICO
WHERE A COUPLE OF RIVERS HAVE RESPONDED QUICKLY. WE EXPECT THE
HEAVIEST AND MOST PERSISTENT RAINFALL AND BEST CHANCE OF FLASH
FLOODING FOR TODAY...TO BE ACROSS PARTS OF SOUTHWEST...SOUTH...
SOUTHEAST AND INTERIOR PUERTO RICO AND A FLASH FLOOD WATCH REMAINS
IN EFFECT FOR THESE AREAS. ELSEWHERE...THE FLASH FLOOD WATCH WAS
DISCONTINUED BUT THERE WILL STILL BE A CHANCE FOR SOME URBAN AND
SMALL STREAM FLOODING IN A FEW PLACES.

A FAIRLY MOIST AND UNSTABLE AIR MASS IS GENERALLY EXPECTED TO
REMAIN IN PLACE THROUGH MUCH OF THE WEEKEND AND EVEN INTO MONDAY.
WHEN COMBINED WITH LOCAL EFFECTS...THIS SHOULD RESULT IN PERIODS
OF UNSETTLED WEATHER WITH A GOOD DEAL OF CLOUDINESS...SHOWERS AND
A FEW THUNDERSTORMS. A SOMEWHAT DRIER AND MORE STABLE AIR MASS IS
EXPECTED FOR AT LEAST A PART OF TUESDAY.

AVIATION...TRAILING RAINBANDS OF T.S. ISAAC WILL CONTINUE
AFFECTING THE LOCAL AREA THROUGH AT LEAST 24/18Z. AS A RESULT...
BRIEF PERIODS OF MVFR/IFR CONDITIONS AS WELL AS MOUNTAIN
OBSCURATIONS ARE LIKELY WITH THE PASSING SHRA/TSRA. WINDS OF 20 TO
30 KNOTS WITH LOCAL GUSTS TO 45 KNOTS CAN BE EXPECTED TODAY.

MARINE...THE TROPICAL STORM WARNING FOR THE MONA PASSAGE WILL BE
REMOVED VERY SHORTLY...BUT A SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY WILL REPLACE IT
AND WILL ALSO REMAIN IN EFFECT FOR ALL OF THE OTHER REMAINING
LOCAL COASTAL WATERS FOR TODAY. ALTHOUGH THEY WILL BE SLOWLY
DIMINISHING TODAY THROUGH TONIGHT...FRESH TO STRONG WINDS AND
HAZARDOUS SEAS WILL PREVAIL ACROSS ALL OF THE WATERS.

&&

.PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS...
SJU 86 76 87 76 / 70 50 50 40
STT 89 78 89 78 / 50 40 40 30
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#12668 Postby Gustywind » Fri Aug 24, 2012 6:38 am

For those who are interrested, here is a recap of Issac when he crossed Guadeloupe.

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Back to green this Thursday 530PM


franceantilles.fr 23.08.2012

:rarrow: http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.a ... 183723.php

Tropical storm ISAAC moved away in Caribbean. It is located this evening about 700 km southwest of our archipelago. The cloud bands that dragging around the Caribbean arc lost activity.

The storm temporarily weakened during its passage in Guadeloupe, and conditions have been less bad than expected.
-However Wednesday evening, at the crossing of the center on Marie-galante, les Saintes, and South of the Basse-Terre, of heavy showers strafed areas. Accumulations of precipitation preciptations, neighbours of 80 mm in these areas, have reached 120 mm (within 3 h) at Trois-Rivières.
-The sea was strong, with average trough which amounted up to 4 m 10 and maximum waves of 7 m 40, (periods of 10-11 seconds). Sea wind coming from the East, it made the chaotic sea crossing a swell of is, and the waves received usually fairly sheltered areas, including the beaches of the southern Grande Terre.
-The wind blew strong enough last night and today. Average winds blew at 30 km/h in continental Guadeloupe, but they were close to 50 km/h at la Désirade, and have even approached 70 kph last night. Gusts reached 95 km/h at la Désirade, and averaged about 60 km/h in continental Guadeloupe.
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#12669 Postby Gustywind » Fri Aug 24, 2012 7:08 am

[b]Isaac warns us toll free[/b]

France-Antilles Guadeloupe 24.08.2012

:rarrow: http://www.guadeloupe.franceantilles.fr ... 183854.php

While the archipelago was placed on red alert, the storm Isaac was slightly collapsed. Its effects were lower than advertised.

Launched Wednesday at 3 p.m., Hurricane red vigilance was thrown 8 hours later by the prefecture, while tropical storm Isaac caused the least damage to Guadeloupe. Warning free of charge, so, except for companies which have lost half a day of work or sales.

On the course, forecasters were not err. The storm centre well crossed the archipelago Guadeloupe Wednesday evening, passing on the Petit cul de sac and the South of the Basse-Terre. The effects, however, were lower that those announced by Météo France and the Center of Miami. Maximum gusts on Guadeloupe were of the order of 70 km/h - with a peak at 90 km/h at La Désirade - away from the 110 planned.

To this, two reasons, explains on the weather center. "On the one hand, the storm slightly collapsed to its immediate approach of the archipelago, on the other hand, his active part was located on the margins of its centre and avoided our islands." Note finally that this system was not yet fully organized and it was difficult to locate its windiest parts to a few tens of kilometres around. Rains have still caused rollups of 80 mm in a few hours on the southern Basse-Terre, Marie-Galante and les Saintes, up to 120 mm in Trois-Rivières. The sea, for his part, strongly deteriorated Wednesday evening and remained high yesterday, with average lows of 3 to 4 m, and 6 to 7 m waves.

THE OPERATIONAL CENTRE IS FUNCTIONAL

This rehearsal to the rescue system was functional. Departmental operational centre (COD) is set up without a glitch in the prefecture, and links with the Commons have been tested. The population, on the whole, met the instructions. Shortly after the announcement of Red vigilance and 15 hours, he was, it is true, quite difficult to move, while August is an off-peak in terms of use of roads and of economic activity and that no one has to retrieve in a school child. This will be an element to be considered in other possible warning, after economic and academic school.

Remain economic consequences we cannot underestimate. In some businesses - DIY stores, supermarkets... - the increase in activity had more or less offset the additional hours of closure. Number of food stores that normally close between 13 and 15 hours elsewhere, have chosen Wednesday, stay open during the lunch break. In contrast, the loss is dry for other sectors, including restaurants, bars, discos...


[b]-Station to the syndrome of 1995[/b]

As often when the cyclonic phenomena do not have the expected effects, spirits, sorrows invest radio transponders and social networks for vitupérer as alerts they deem unnecessary or disproportionate.

Since 1995, however, it is known that such behaviour can induire.1995, it is remembered, had been a very active hurricane year, where alerts had succeeded alerts. Some of these alerts had been considered as premature, or even unnecessary, particularly by economic environments who complained of caused losses.

Controversy was born. Had this controversy weighed on the State of mind of the prefectural authority of the time? Always is it that phenomenon following, the alert was very, very late, and it had been near the disaster. It was Marylin...


-The DT 10 shifts

(D.C.-L.)

While Isaac continues his route and will strengthen in the Caribbean Sea, tropical depression No. 10 also inflates and will reach the tropical storm stage. But the projected it would influence its trajectory towards the Northwest and not apply to our islands.


-Fishermen in the expectation

FAR-SIGHTED. Wednesday, most of the fishermen had released water vessels or, at least, double the lines. (R.B.)

The fishermen are likely to be most affected professionals by Isaac. Sea, indeed, responded to the forecasts of weather services, with average lows of 4 m and maximum waves measured 6 m two days of fishing were lost, but that's not all.

"There must not be damage on boats, explained yesterday, Jean-Claude Yoyotte, Chairman of the Fisheries Committee.". On the more exposed shores, Capesterre-Belle-Eau, boats were out of the water. But with the swell, it may be loss of traps and nets. For the moment, we don't know anything. It is expected that the sea amortize so that we can go out and see the damage. »

There will inevitably be losses. But what about any compensation? "The statements of loss are always possible, continued president Yoyotte." But it is random. Traps, it is not as banana trees, where we immediately see the damage: must be invoices... Finally, the Committee is accustomed to this kind of files: If there is place to have it, we will do. »


-The MGB has taken risks.

SOLIDS. Modern cranes are designed to withstand winds of 150 km/h.

The instructions by the prefecture plan Orsec cyclone are clear. The OM 17 includes "implementation sites for business security: dismantling cranes, aerial facilities and echaf audages...". "Wednesday but time was not the dismantling of cranes and, on some sites, the construction workers continued to work. When questioned, a crane was not surprised. For cranes, the crucial element, it is the speed of the wind." Most modern cranes withstand winds of 150 km/h, provided that they are guyed and laid down on the ground. Moreover, in circumstances of this type, every good crane knows that the arrow of the spacecraft must be weather vane:, it rotates freely and placed in the bed of the wind, which decreases considerably the taking to the wind. »

Of course, unmounting, followed a new montage of gear of this kind takes time and money. It is therefore attempting to, while forecasts expect to winds gusting to 100 km/h maximum, to pass in addition. Rest that do not follow the instructions committed the responsibility of the company. Accident...


-Pole Caribbean catches up with the lost time

The tarmac of Pole Caribbean hosted yesterday, a newcomer. For the passengers of flight Orly - Pointe-à-Pitre Wednesday, cancelled due to the passage of the storm Isaac, Air France chartered an additional plane drawing in the SkyTeam fleet. Passengers have not been disrupted since he was a 777 last generation, like those who are crossing between Europe and the Caribbean. Only the dressing of the aircraft and its exterior colours were able to surprise the most curious.

The Air Caribbean company has resumed its flights to the usual schedule, yesterday. Three aircraft were planned: the TX 541 / SS 3541: destination of Orly South at 16 h 25, TX 543/SS 3543 destined for Paris Orly Sud was to take off at 19 h 45, and TX 5343 from 22 August to 18 hours. Note that the first aircraft had to turn back after take-off for a reason we didn't know yesterday. The passengers were able to embark on another aircraft, four hours later.

On its regional network, the company had scheduled two extra flights reserved to passengers who could not travel on Wednesday, bound for Martinique and Saint-Martin Juliana.

Air France chartered an additional aircraft to carry passengers to flights on 22 August. (D.C.-L.)


-It is your opinion: Isaac did not fear

If the memory of Hugo remains highly serious in memory, the Guadeloupian are accustomed to Cyclone alerts and had no fear of the passage of Isaac. They are kept informed and have complied with the instructions. Pending the next.

Bertrand Bisson: "I took my precautions."



"I followed the information, I have attention." I stopped my work at 15 hours. I went to buy water and I went home to close to be close, barricade the Windows and doors. I took my precautions. I myself am reveillé at night to see if there was damage. And this morning, I came to work normally. Thank God there was no damage. »

Daniel Singarin: "I have not found it alarming."



"Given that it was not too large cyclone, it is not too impressed me.". The winds were too strong and I have not found it alarming. But I remained vigilant. »

Candy Florena: "the children were afraid a little."



"I have not had any fear." I have known Hugo. Children who do not know were a little afraid. They remained in their house. But these phenomena are natural home and should not be afraid. »

Marion Bloede: "was lucky".

"I admit that the weather was quite disturbing and I returned very soon my work do not take risk.". I just closed my home, tidy the terrace and I waited for it. It was fortunate that the storm does not really passes over us and it was less impressive than was expected. »

Gilbert Lollia: "red alert does me not troubled."

"I've lived Hugo and it makes the difference between a force of Hugo cyclone and storm." The winds are not as strong. The red alert has not worried me. I just followed the instructions to the letter. The shelters were empty because many precarious habitats have disappeared since Hugo, and for those who still occupy, they went in knowledge. »

Josephus Paul: "as it is prevented...". »

"As it is warned in advance, it takes his precautions." In addition, it was very quiet. A bit of wind, a bit of rain. This was not very disturbing. »

Hélène Falla: "eventually get used."

"This is not the first time that our island is threatened by a severe weather any.". There is no fear of a thing which eventually get used. I was afraid of Hugo but it was another thing. »


-SALES: 80

The passage of Isaac, on Wednesday evening, caused rains of 60 to 80 mm in a few hours on the southern Basse-Terre, Marie-Galante and les Saintes. Nord Basse-Terre and Grande-Terre were spared by these showers, but have been affected by low and continuous rain.


-The cyclone caused buzz on Facebook


Wednesday evening, while many were bored, a young woman had the idea to launch an event on Facebook, an aperitif on the canvas until Isaac.

The idea has attracted. Mid evening, nearly 500 people were connected, exchanging jokes and pictures of their respective aperitifs.
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#12670 Postby expat2carib » Fri Aug 24, 2012 8:30 am

:uarrow: Thanks Gusty!

These translations are non understandable :wink: It's not you but the translation software. Which one do you use?

It's like reading a message from one of my psychotic patients I used to have. It's 70% nonsense. Please note it's not you BUT that crazy software.
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#12671 Postby Gustywind » Fri Aug 24, 2012 8:48 am

expat2carib wrote::uarrow: Thanks Gusty!

These translations are non understandable :wink: It's not you but the translation software. Which one do you use?

It's like reading a message from one of my psychotic patients I used to have. It's 70% nonsense. Please note it's not you BUT that crazy software.

:P :D you're right co,cerning the translation software, that's not me. I try to do my best, but i won't waste my time in translate this :lol: :cheesy:
You have another solution my friend, learn FRENCH :) :oops: :ggreen:
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#12672 Postby cycloneye » Fri Aug 24, 2012 8:58 am

The big tail of Issac is now pounding PR with heavy rains. I will keep you updated as news come and if power/internet allows.

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#12673 Postby Gustywind » Fri Aug 24, 2012 9:12 am

Anyway, Expat2carib, you have surely understand that Isaac spared Guadeloupe :) and that's the main info, that's excellent news. Whereas, i appreciate your nice remarks and your way to highlight the greats efforts we make to keep your informed! And that's not a simply thing, but that's a good challenge!

Looks like Guadeloupe is blessed this year (should it verfies too as the season continues to heating up and is far away to ended) and even the season before ( Irene, Maria :D). Moreover Expat2carib, i'm glad to be able to understand and write english without too much mistakes and share it with you.
Hopefully i learnt English at school as many of our others friends from Guadeloupe (HUC, ouragans, Ouragan, Tanguy) and that's a pleasure for us to provide you the best. The little frenchie team is always in the action. I don't forget to include the rest of the family, the "Caribbean team " (Cycloneye, Abajan, Msbee, Expat2Carib, ChrisjLucia, Firebird, Knotimpaired, HurricaneMasterPR, CaribePr, Macrocane; BZSTORM, Bvigal and even the others i've may forgotten :oops: ).

Come aboard en el avion with the Lesser Antilles and the Greater Antilles :sun: :wink:
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#12674 Postby Gustywind » Fri Aug 24, 2012 9:16 am

cycloneye wrote:The big tail of Issac is now pounding PR with heavy rains. I will keep you updated as news come and if power/internet allows.

http://radar.weather.gov/lite/N0R/JUA_loop.gif

Solid tail with juicy amounts of water down there Cycloneye. Be aware and to continue to keep us informed as possible. Be safe and dry.
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#12675 Postby expat2carib » Fri Aug 24, 2012 9:33 am

Gustywind wrote:Anyway, Expat2carib, you have surely understand that Isaac spared Guadeloupe :) and that's the main info, that's excellent news. Whereas, i appreciate your nice remarks and your way to highlight the greats efforts we make to keep your informed! And that's not a simply thing, but that's a good challenge!

Looks like Guadeloupe is blessed this year (should it verfies too as the season continues to heating up and is far away to ended) and even the season before ( Irene, Maria :D). Moreover Expat2carib, i'm glad to be able to understand and write english without too much mistakes and share it with you.
Hopefully i learnt English at school as many of our others friends from Guadeloupe (HUC, ouragans, Ouragan, Tanguy) and that's a pleasure for us to provide you the best. The little frenchie team is always in the action. I don't forget to include the rest of the family, the "Caribbean team " (Cycloneye, Abajan, Msbee, Expat2Carib, ChrisjLucia, Firebird, Knotimpaired, HurricaneMasterPR, CaribePr, Macrocane; BZSTORM, Bvigal and even the others i've may forgotten :oops: ).

Come aboard en el avion with the Lesser Antilles and the Greater Antilles :sun: :wink:


Thanks Gusty! Your input is highly appreciated from my part. My posting, contribution is less because I have a boat to take care of when a TS is approaching. Lots of work in preparing for the storm. This was again a prepare for the worst and hope for the best. Again it's better safe then sorry.

And by the way, Je parle une peu francais :oops:
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#12676 Postby Gustywind » Fri Aug 24, 2012 9:41 am

expat2carib wrote:
Gustywind wrote:Anyway, Expat2carib, you have surely understand that Isaac spared Guadeloupe :) and that's the main info, that's excellent news. Whereas, i appreciate your nice remarks and your way to highlight the greats efforts we make to keep your informed! And that's not a simply thing, but that's a good challenge!

Looks like Guadeloupe is blessed this year (should it verfies too as the season continues to heating up and is far away to ended) and even the season before ( Irene, Maria :D). Moreover Expat2carib, i'm glad to be able to understand and write english without too much mistakes and share it with you.
Hopefully i learnt English at school as many of our others friends from Guadeloupe (HUC, ouragans, Ouragan, Tanguy) and that's a pleasure for us to provide you the best. The little frenchie team is always in the action. I don't forget to include the rest of the family, the "Caribbean team " (Cycloneye, Abajan, Msbee, Expat2Carib, ChrisjLucia, Firebird, Knotimpaired, HurricaneMasterPR, CaribePr, Macrocane; BZSTORM, Bvigal and even the others i've may forgotten :oops: ).

Come aboard en el avion with the Lesser Antilles and the Greater Antilles :sun: :wink:


Thanks Gusty! Your input is highly appreciated from my part. My posting, contribution is less because I have a boat to take care of when a TS is approaching. Lots of work in preparing for the storm. This was again a prepare for the worst and hope for the best. Again it's better safe then sorry.

And by the way, Je parle une peu francais :oops:

Thanks, thanks, i think that all the community will appreciate. Very nice and smart post, fully appreciated :) Ok for the boat i didn't know, i assume it's not easy :( but hopefully the issue was positive :D. Great for the french! nous pourrons alors parler un peu français. :) :lol: :P Bonne journée à toi,= have a good day).

Regards

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#12677 Postby artist » Fri Aug 24, 2012 10:07 am

take care all and know your storm2k family is thinking of you!
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#12678 Postby cycloneye » Fri Aug 24, 2012 11:13 am

Here are some photos from the flooding in parts of PR.

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#12679 Postby artist » Fri Aug 24, 2012 11:18 am

this thing sure is dumping alot of rain. Are you guys still getting alot cycloneye?
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#12680 Postby Macrocane » Fri Aug 24, 2012 11:47 am

cycloneye I read this on Weather Underground's twitter: "Reports of flooded, impassable roads and mudslides coming out of Puerto Rico due to #Isaac's rainfall." Are those minor floods and mudslides or are they widespread? I hope everyone is OK in Isaac's path.
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