Yup, in San Antonio it only got really freaking hot.The Fall Guy said:
I remember during Rita at a grocery store in Austin people freaking out buying water, chips etc. Even all the generators in the stores were sold out they said.
We got the dry side of the storm and life went on...
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SIAP but mandatory evac issued of Port A now. Rockport was announced earlier. If any of y'all are down at the coast, GTFO. This damn thing is still strengthening.
Not is it hits as a three, but if it hits as a five (which is very possible) then you will absolutely need to board up.
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I have family in TX, and my mom is supposed to be flying back there from our place in about 3 hours. What's this one looking like for Hays County? Up to a couple feet of rain basically?
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When Rita hit around Austin the people went bat sheet crazy. It was pure madness the people freaking out.
How could you tell the difference?
Yep just got update from Dad. Windows will be boarded and boat and his precious mower are being moved. This might suck. I really wish I could get down there to help him out but I'm not much help with two young kids and Mr. Diesel can't get out of work. I'm really trying to figure the aftermath cleanup with kids starting school next week and yet wanting to help my parents out if needed. This could really suck
"Mandatory" Evacuation issued for Calhoun County. Voluntary issued for Victoria, Refugio, DeWitt, and Jackson Counties.
Tailgate88 said:
SIAP but mandatory evac issued of Port A now. Rockport was announced earlier. If any of y'all are down at the coast, GTFO. This damn thing is still strengthening.
Yep my parents just called from Aransas Pass and they're under mandatory evac as well.
Winds up to 125mph now by Friday. Almost Cat 4 level
NHC has a bit different opinion.
https://i.imgur.com/uReoXE6.gif
I've been through some incredible blizzards with whiteout conditions but never a hurricane.
I think I'd prefer a blizzard.
I think I'd prefer a blizzard.
carpe vinum said:
NHC has a bit different opinion.
BenderRodriguez said:dodger02 said:
TX State in 2005
I'm sure several of us were there.
Add me to the list of people who endured the long gloom of Tropical Depression Fran.
Here
Your map is TS strength winds. The first was Hurricane force winds
khkman22 said:
Cuero is about 95 miles north of Port Aransas and 70 miles northwest of Port O'Connor. If it hit in between that general area as a Category 3, what would that mean for Cuero? Any need to board up windows?
We are in Hoechheim on top of a hill. We will feel the wind
True. I managed to read the title as well.
https://i.imgur.com/uReoXE6.gif
99_Brock_Ag said:
"Mandatory" Evacuation issued for Calhoun County. Voluntary issued for Victoria, Refugio, DeWitt, and Jackson Counties.
Where are you seeing this?
Left AP this morning...lots of memories in deep jeapardy.elnaco said:Tailgate88 said:
SIAP but mandatory evac issued of Port A now. Rockport was announced earlier. If any of y'all are down at the coast, GTFO. This damn thing is still strengthening.
Yep my parents just called from Aransas Pass and they're under mandatory evac as well.
BlackGoldAg2011 said:
Your map is TS strength winds. The first was Hurricane force winds
And it is the percent chance.
With 110 mile an hour SUSTAINED winds, it's a little hard to go overboard down here.Meaux92 said:
Some of y'all are going a little overboard.
Nonsense. 100 mph winds could easily blow you overboard.B-1 83 said:With 110 mile an hour SUSTAINED winds, it's a little hard to go overboard down here.Meaux92 said:
Some of y'all are going a little overboard.
I couldn't figure out who or what your response was about either. Care to elaborate?carpe vinum said:
True. I managed to read the title as well.
I think he is meaning about people asking about leaving San Antonio for the weekend.
What are the chances this thing hits, turns back around after a couple days to the gulf, reintinsifies, then hits again?
carpe vinum said:
NHC has a bit different opinion.
Different map you need to read the captions. That is Tropical Storm probability, Neil's is Hurricane and both published by the NHC.
I heard just that this morning on one of the Corpus stations...loops around to the south and west, renters the gulf and heads to Louisiana.The Shank Ag said:
What are the chances this thing hits, turns back around after a couple days to the gulf, reintinsifies, then hits again?
SoTheySay said:
If there is anyone in Port A or you know someone in Port A who could help my father board up at 3 PM it would be greatly appreciated!!!
Wish I could help. I hope someone will.
Just keep in mind this is a possibility that one or a couple of models are showing. Everything is up in the air until this thing makes landfall and even then it's not certain.Brush Country Ag said:I heard just that this morning on one of the Corpus stations...loops around to the south and west, renters the gulf and heads to Louisiana.The Shank Ag said:
What are the chances this thing hits, turns back around after a couple days to the gulf, reintinsifies, then hits again?
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