(08-29-2021 06:17 AM)fsquid Wrote: I dont think I've ever seen a storm intensify this quickly.
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Kat was a supposed nothingburger until it passed over florida man....then that sumbiatch slowly crawled right up our arse coming from the bathtub temp'd waters in the deep gulf......
at this time of the year, the deep gulf is gluttony at its finest feast for a hurricane....
(08-29-2021 06:17 AM)fsquid Wrote: I dont think I've ever seen a storm intensify this quickly.
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Kat was a supposed nothingburger until it passed over florida man....then that sumbiatch slowly crawled right up our arse coming from the bathtub temp'd waters in the deep gulf......
at this time of the year, the deep gulf is gluttony at its finest feast for a hurricane....
Yeppers, they just announced the anticipated landfall will be where about 20% of all oil for the USA travels through, I REALLY hope Ida toggles east a bit so the direct hit impact is lessened but I don't hold out much hope.
Gas across America will increase about 50 cents a gallon later this week and keep climbing depending on the impact assessment post Ida.
A thumbs up to that jack@ss Biden* for killing Keystone pipeline on Day 1. Karma is a b1tch, ain't it, Joe? Or at least it is for the average U.S. citizen; the Big Guy doesn't concern himself with the problems of the "common folks". Go eat another chocolate chip ice cream cone and sleep it off, you incompetent fool.
(08-29-2021 08:20 AM)boss man Wrote: Yeppers, they just announced the anticipated landfall will be where about 20% of all oil for the USA travels through, I REALLY hope Ida toggles east a bit so the direct hit impact is lessened but I don't hold out much hope.
Gas across America will increase about 50 cents a gallon later this week and keep climbing depending on the impact assessment post Ida.
A thumbs up to that jack@ss Biden* for killing Keystone pipeline on Day 1. Karma is a b1tch, ain't it, Joe? Or at least it is for the average U.S. citizen; the Big Guy doesn't concern himself with the problems of the "common folks". Go eat another chocolate chip ice cream cone and sleep it off, you incompetent fool.
(08-29-2021 07:35 AM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote: Grand isle will be a sandbar this time tomorrow. Get ready for some high gas prices. Thank God she's a little girl.
(08-29-2021 07:35 AM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote: Grand isle will be a sandbar this time tomorrow. Get ready for some high gas prices. Thank God she's a little girl.
Just read around 30 people refused to leave...
Yikes
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Just hope there aren't any kids. If adults are too stupid to take care of themselves, so be it. Old man always said,"Stupid people die everyday". Don't know if the water will get them, but those camps aren't made for 3 hours of 130kts.
(08-29-2021 11:10 AM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote: Highway 90 is underwater in Biloxi. Beach Blvd in Bay St Louis is underwater.
Not a good sign
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No. Because we are about 120 miles from the eye. New Orleans neighborhoods will be underwater again. We will see how well the Government spent that $2billion worth of Infrastructure $$$ on the levies. The angle of this storm is way worse than Katrina. Katrina went East of NO.
(08-29-2021 11:10 AM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote: Highway 90 is underwater in Biloxi. Beach Blvd in Bay St Louis is underwater.
Not a good sign
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No. Because we are about 120 miles from the eye. New Orleans neighborhoods will be underwater again. We will see how well the Government spent that $2billion worth of Infrastructure $$$ on the levies. The angle of this storm is way worse than Katrina. Katrina went East of NO.
So far just a few rainy periods and some light gusts. It’ll get worst throughout the day but I’m so glad it shifted East! It previously looked like it was going to hit us head on.
(08-29-2021 11:10 AM)Eagleaidaholic Wrote: Highway 90 is underwater in Biloxi. Beach Blvd in Bay St Louis is underwater.
Not a good sign
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No. Because we are about 120 miles from the eye. New Orleans neighborhoods will be underwater again. We will see how well the Government spent that $2billion worth of Infrastructure $$$ on the levies. The angle of this storm is way worse than Katrina. Katrina went East of NO.
So far just a few rainy periods and some light gusts. It’ll get worst throughout the day but I’m so glad it shifted East! It previously looked like it was going to hit us head on.
It's starting to shift to the North. Lafayette will be fine. Big Easy gonna get smashed.
