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Watto's Junk Yard / Re: Atlantic Basin Hurricane Season 2005
« on: August 29, 2005, 05:28 PM »
Seems a night can change a lot. They're predicting a lot less, and the national weather service is advising that we're less prone to damage because our creeks/streams are very low right now due to an unbareably hot summer. So perhaps not much to worry about.
We've been getting drizzly rain all day Jamie, no storms yet, but just steady rain.
They were down the road working on a guy's house that rests along the creek on a bend. His house's foundation was exposed by the floods last September, so the township decided after ALLLLLLLL summer of leaning on their shovels to "get off the pot" and work to get that wall down there fortified against the potential of a flood.
Looks like that's not gonna happen now though? I don't know... The news is changing their tune tonight, so whatever.
EDIT:
So the news was just confirming it definitely won't be as bad due to a few factors:
-It's moving a lot faster than Ivan did.
-We've got dry DRY ground up here right now, so they're actually welcoming the rain.
-Streams/creeks are low...
-It's not going to hit us directly since it has a more westward direction right now.
So, whatever. Doom & Gloom last night goes to praise for the rain today. Weathermen are among the lowest respected people I can think of. No job allows you as much leeway I think.
Hopefully NO's able to get back on track and this is "it" for the hurricane season.
We've been getting drizzly rain all day Jamie, no storms yet, but just steady rain.
They were down the road working on a guy's house that rests along the creek on a bend. His house's foundation was exposed by the floods last September, so the township decided after ALLLLLLLL summer of leaning on their shovels to "get off the pot" and work to get that wall down there fortified against the potential of a flood.
Looks like that's not gonna happen now though? I don't know... The news is changing their tune tonight, so whatever.
EDIT:
So the news was just confirming it definitely won't be as bad due to a few factors:
-It's moving a lot faster than Ivan did.
-We've got dry DRY ground up here right now, so they're actually welcoming the rain.
-Streams/creeks are low...
-It's not going to hit us directly since it has a more westward direction right now.
So, whatever. Doom & Gloom last night goes to praise for the rain today. Weathermen are among the lowest respected people I can think of. No job allows you as much leeway I think.
Hopefully NO's able to get back on track and this is "it" for the hurricane season.