Caustic Burno
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Could get interesting looks to be lining up to run down the chute.
Beryl
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Gonna mess up my plans to cut hay it looks like.
kenny thomas
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It's too early in the year for a bad one isn't it. Sure hope so.
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Caustic Burno
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kenny thomas":7tcmo27n said:
September is usually the month for the real bad ones.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of ... hurricanes
AL Gore warned you all but you wouldn't listen.
greybeard
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Beryl is remnants of itself.
new one.
...Discussion...
Gulf of Mexico...
An upper level cyclonic circulation center is near 29n88w, about
100 nm to the south of the Mississippi/Alabama border. Upper level
cyclonic wind flow covers the Gulf of Mexico from 24n northward.
A surface trough is along 85w/86w from 25n to 30n. Widely
scattered moderate to isolated strong rainshowers are in the area
of upper level cyclonic wind flow, to the NW of 21n97w along the
coast of Mexico to the Florida Keys. Scattered low level clouds
are from 24n southward between 81w and 87w. These clouds have been
moving northward from the NW corner of the Caribbean Sea, into
the se corner of the Gulf of Mexico.
The 85w/86w surface trough will move westward across the northern
Gulf waters, reaching the coast of Texas on Friday night. A
surface trough will move westward off the Yucatan Peninsula each
evening, and enhance nocturnal winds in the SW Gulf of Mexico
through Monday.
new one.
...Discussion...
Gulf of Mexico...
An upper level cyclonic circulation center is near 29n88w, about
100 nm to the south of the Mississippi/Alabama border. Upper level
cyclonic wind flow covers the Gulf of Mexico from 24n northward.
A surface trough is along 85w/86w from 25n to 30n. Widely
scattered moderate to isolated strong rainshowers are in the area
of upper level cyclonic wind flow, to the NW of 21n97w along the
coast of Mexico to the Florida Keys. Scattered low level clouds
are from 24n southward between 81w and 87w. These clouds have been
moving northward from the NW corner of the Caribbean Sea, into
the se corner of the Gulf of Mexico.
The 85w/86w surface trough will move westward across the northern
Gulf waters, reaching the coast of Texas on Friday night. A
surface trough will move westward off the Yucatan Peninsula each
evening, and enhance nocturnal winds in the SW Gulf of Mexico
through Monday.
backhoeboogie
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TennesseeTuxedo":32m3d7fx said:
Tennessee is supposed to become beach front with the rising oceans isn't it?
backhoeboogie":vzir40br said:
Hope so, I like the beach.
greybeard
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TennesseeTuxedo":t05yref0 said:backhoeboogie":t05yref0 said:
Hope so, I like the beach.
Take my word for it. Ain't all you might think it would be.
houstoncutter
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Cape Verde hurricanes are almost always the worst of the lot.
