Blinhart wrote:
I'm not having fun watching her explode.
Just referring to the convective activity in the satellite loop.
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Blinhart wrote:
I'm not having fun watching her explode.
ConvergenceZone wrote:Still not sure why this isn’t popping out a visible Eye yet
ConvergenceZone wrote:Still not sure why this isn’t popping out a visible Eye yet
supercane4867 wrote:Rita vs Future Laura near landfall
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Blinhart wrote:
I'm not having fun watching her explode.
IsabelaWeather wrote:Blow_Hard wrote:Blinhart wrote:Ok, just finished with doing the sand bags to the back door, cleaned out the gutters, and brought in the majority of all furniture from outside. Tomorrow morning after waking up and seeing what is going on, will decided if I need to sand bag the 2 front doors, got a old shower door to dam up my back french doors. Hopefully I won't have to do those things and this thing will be going closer to Houston than closer to me.
I'm sure you already know to do this but please make sure to take photos all around the exterior and interior of your house for Insurance purposes.
This is interesting. I do flood adjusting so I am thinking I will get sent out. Taking pics during the flood helps the most. (Of course if you are in evacuation zone, dont stay)
Frank P wrote:Blinhart wrote:
I'm not having fun watching her explode.
I would image there are a few million people not having any fun watching this either... been there, done that, even got a T-shirt...
Not a very good feeling at all if its coming right at you...
Blow_Hard wrote:IsabelaWeather wrote:Blow_Hard wrote:
I'm sure you already know to do this but please make sure to take photos all around the exterior and interior of your house for Insurance purposes.
This is interesting. I do flood adjusting so I am thinking I will get sent out. Taking pics during the flood helps the most. (Of course if you are in evacuation zone, dont stay)
We did this before Michael and fortunately my house was not damaged. I lost about every oak tree but my house was in tact. We stayed with my wife's elderly parents during the storm and I took my iPad and walked the perimeter of the house before the storm and the interior as well. We ended up in the extreme NW eyewall and there was a 5-10 lull as the eye passed by (we thought the storm was over) and I walked around the perimeter of the house again and took pics and they were missing about half the shingles and most window was broke. Anyway, this was very useful after the storm during the claims process.
Frank P wrote:Blinhart wrote:
I'm not having fun watching her explode.
I would image there are a few million people not having any fun watching this either... been there, done that, even got a T-shirt...
Not a very good feeling at all if its coming right at you...
Blinhart wrote:
I'm not having fun watching her explode.
7:00 PM CDT Tue Aug 25
Location: 25.0°N 89.0°W
Moving: WNW at 17 mph
Min pressure: 983 mb
Max sustained: 85 mph
abajan wrote:
Not for those directly in its path.
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