For what it's worth that guy predicted Harvey better than any national service
UncleNateFitch said:Nagler said:lawless89 said:
I sure hope the fact that the weather channel and all other news station are correct in not even mentioning Houston anymore...because it seems like a lot of us here think differently! Hope we are wrong! Would be absolutely catastrophic if it didn't turn.
I'm choosing to believe the pros and not a bunch of fandoms on the internet that just started staring at spinning clouds.
I with you, but not all the experts agree.
are there two Camerons in texas?HossAg said:
I'm on a pipeline project for an LNG facility that's currently in construction down there in Cameron. No telling how far this is gonna set back the facility and line construction. No one really started thinking it could be bad till around Sunday.
If they have plans in place, Sunday till now gives them some time. You should be able to secure the equipment and some materials. I was just thinking about how do you get that stuff back online; I know pipeline guys just totes love having excess capacity with no where to put it.HossAg said:
I'm on a pipeline project for an LNG facility that's currently in construction down there in Cameron. No telling how far this is gonna set back the facility and line construction. No one really started thinking it could be bad till around Sunday.
ah ok.HossAg said:
Cameron LA. Southwest corner of LA.
cmag said:UncleNateFitch said:Nagler said:lawless89 said:
I sure hope the fact that the weather channel and all other news station are correct in not even mentioning Houston anymore...because it seems like a lot of us here think differently! Hope we are wrong! Would be absolutely catastrophic if it didn't turn.
I'm choosing to believe the pros and not a bunch of fandoms on the internet that just started staring at spinning clouds.
I with you, but not all the experts agree.
LOL. One of those is the extrapolation model dude. So there's one outlier.
user nameJobSecurity said:
Radar clearly shows movement already toward the border. It's not coming to Houston stop freaking people out.
cone said:
our tank guys were saying the LNG tanks are designed for 150 mph gusts
no clue if that's really true
If you're working the project I'm thinking of, they have a massive ~30' storm wall that's supposed to be able to withstand this. I'd be more concerned about the levee breaking. I suppose it's going to be a good pre-production test.HossAg said:
I'm on a pipeline project for an LNG facility that's currently in construction down there in Cameron. No telling how far this is gonna set back the facility and line construction. No one really started thinking it could be bad till around Sunday.
just curious how this worksQuote:
The project i'm working on now has 3-sec gust speeds of 155mph at 130' above sea level and 1 minute sustained wind speeds of 172mph.
V8Aggie said:
Cart update @ Sea Isle.
There is a slight breeze via the palm leaves I can see. The water you see on the concrete is just where there is a deck above and prior rain. House lot elevation is about 5 feet.
Will keep posting as storm continues.