I keep my boats gas tank full and just realized it is a great source of back up fuel for my generator anyone do this? Have a pump you recommend to get the fuel out and in to gas cans?
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Milwaukee M18 transfer pump.
I've already got Milwaukee tools so not a bad option, will be looking in to that. Thank you.
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Sea Speed said:
I keep my boats gas tank full and just realized it is a great source of back up fuel for my generator anyone do this? Have a pump you recommend to get the fuel out and in to gas cans?
https://www.harborfreight.com/750-gph-drill-pump-56847.html?_br_psugg_q=drill+transfer+pump
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Meteorology 101: a spaghetti line straight through Houston, and another straight through NOLA. Never fails.
Ducks4brkfast said:lb sand said:
My brother and his wife are stuck on Saint Lucia now. He texted a photo this morning and it's still beautiful. Calm before the storm.
They should be trying to leave asap. St Lucia might not exist Tuesday morning.
A National Shutdown will take effect today at 8:30 PM. All non-essential civilians must remain indoors until the all-clear is given.
— OPMSaintLucia🇱🇨 (@opmsaintlucia) June 30, 2024
BayAg_14 said:For US Gulf Coast residents, 12Z HWRF is pretty provocative—showing #BERYL threading through Yucatan Channel & getting into Gulf of Mexico as strong #hurricane in 5 days. Gotta watch it. pic.twitter.com/U5RGBZVzAL
— Josh Morgerman (@iCyclone) June 30, 2024
Now that would be some bull***** We absolutely don't need that to happen.
A major sailboat exodus from Grenada is underway as Hurricane Beryl approaches. pic.twitter.com/MaTC9m2POg
— Nahel Belgherze (@WxNB_) June 30, 2024
Most of the models have a northern turn towards the ends of their runs now. Buckle up.
As already noted looks like it would be mostly a rainmaker for us.
Not so sure it's just a rain maker for Houston area. As warms as Gulf waters are.
How can you say that when no one knows yet where it's going to hit?BayAg_14 said:
As already noted looks like it would be mostly a rainmaker for us.
Most of those still well south of us and some of those at the end are the second system.
98Ag99Grad said:
Most of those still well south of us and some of those at the end are the second system.
I realize that. Just something to keep an eye on. All the models yesterday just had this thing plowing into the Yucatan and then getting buried in Mexico. None showed any turns.
The SETX waterways are already swollen as hell.
lol at the weather experts here....yall be blaming the news channels soon if they get this wrong.
Tropical Tidbits on YouTube Levi Cowan is great and Mike's Weather Page as well. Mike also has an app that is useful.
Trends are that the ridge of high pressure in the states may erode enough to allow it to turn more Northward, instead of cock-blocking it to Mx.
We're too far out to really know. Give it two or three days and we should have a much better indication if it'll likely hit Mexico or go further north in the Gulf.
Yes those trends will be tricky and we may not be so lucky. Maybe if it will cross the Yuc and break up a little bit but then it's hopefully not going to reform in Bay of Compeche
It will probably change a lot as we get closer, but latest update has the Caribbean and Yucatan knocking it down a couple pegs before it gets to the BOC.
Better start stocking up on food items, batteries, fuel for generators. Get the generators out now and make sure to crank them daily until the danger is past. Better safe than sorry. Remember Harvey and Ike a few years back. Plus there is another behind this one maybe a double wham.
Think HOU will call for evac?
CAR96 said:
Think HOU will call for evac?
Gawd
CAR96 said:
Think HOU will call for evac?
So…..no. Don't think it will be a strong storm?
Def Katy. For sure.
Each thrust accentuates a slight easterly jogCromagnum said:
It will probably change a lot as we get closer, but latest update has the Caribbean and Yucatan knocking it down a couple pegs before it gets to the BOC.
Let me know what's happening' boys.
I'm headin to HEB in my 250 to stock up on bleach!!!
I'm headin to HEB in my 250 to stock up on bleach!!!
From Tropical Tidbits, the GFS model takes Beryl to the Valley and the European model takes it into Mexico.
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Anti-taxxer said:
Def Katy. For sure.
Admins should evac first.
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Levi Cowan seems to think Northern Mexico or the Valley and, of course, anyone reputable is saying it will probably be midweek before they get a better idea of what might happen after the Yucatan.agproducer said:
From Tropical Tidbits, the GFS model takes Beryl to the Valley and the European model takes it into Mexico.
Population of Houston is at least 40% dumber than during Rita in 2005.
Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Population of Houston is at least 40% dumber than during Rita in 2005.
And…
Houston metro area population:
2005- 4.3 million
2024- 6.8 million
Just a lot more people, cars and traffic now throughout the entire region.
https://www.macrotrends.net/global-metrics/cities/23014/houston/population
Grenada is megayacht parking central in the offseason, for insurance reasons. They are far enough south to miss most bad storms historically.BayAg_14 said:A major sailboat exodus from Grenada is underway as Hurricane Beryl approaches. pic.twitter.com/MaTC9m2POg
— Nahel Belgherze (@WxNB_) June 30, 2024