kelkel25 said:
I'm on week two of my new job our plant is in Westlake, LA.
A Control Building is probably the safest place you could be, but unfortunately, that means you're at work.
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A Control Building is probably the safest place you could be, but unfortunately, that means you're at work.
GoAgs11 said:BayAg_14 said:GoAgs11 said:
This seems like Beryl all over again
It's nothing like Beryl. HTH
You were saying ?
If you live on the north side of town you might not even get rain. But yeah, just like Beryl. Post less.
maroon barchetta said:agz win said:maroon barchetta said:
I had a couple week stay at Methodist some years back. The helicopters landing in the Med Center were pretty frequent considering how many hospitals are close together there.
The people that choose that hotel better have good earplugs.
I'm currently in a corner room on the second from top floor and haven't heard anything but I have l an air mattress which would mask some of the noise.
Dunn Tower or another wing?
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I rode out Rita and Laura in a control room.
kelkel25 said:
I'm on week two of my new job our plant is in Westlake, LA.
If that area gets hit just release all the chlorine into the flooding. Problem solved.
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The eye is still passing fairly close. Even if the weaker side there's still significant winds in the eye wall.
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mm98 said:kelkel25 said:
I'm on week two of my new job our plant is in Westlake, LA.
If that area gets hit just release all the chlorine into the flooding. Problem solved.
I laughed way to hard at this.
wessimo said:
Looks like Houston should miss the worst of it
I'm suppose to have my roofer replace my entire roof from Beryl damage this week just so I can sell the damned thing. I don't need this bull*****
They're predicting a class 1 at landfall? I thought it was just going to be a TS
Wobble watchin this week I see...
thats what they said the whole week prior to beryl. Its a Hurricane now one **** to the west and we get hitBayAg_14 said:GoAgs11 said:BayAg_14 said:GoAgs11 said:
This seems like Beryl all over again
It's nothing like Beryl. HTH
You were saying ?
If you live on the north side of town you might not even get rain. But yeah, just like Beryl. Post less.
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GoAgs11 said:thats what they said the whole week prior to beryl. Its a Hurricane now one **** to the west and we get hitBayAg_14 said:GoAgs11 said:BayAg_14 said:GoAgs11 said:
This seems like Beryl all over again
It's nothing like Beryl. HTH
You were saying ?
If you live on the north side of town you might not even get rain. But yeah, just like Beryl. Post less.
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You should probably board up and evacuate then! This is a completely different scenario than Beryl. I won't waste my breath any longer on explaining why this won't hit us.
goodBayAg_14 said:GoAgs11 said:thats what they said the whole week prior to beryl. Its a Hurricane now one **** to the west and we get hitBayAg_14 said:GoAgs11 said:BayAg_14 said:GoAgs11 said:
This seems like Beryl all over again
It's nothing like Beryl. HTH
You were saying ?
If you live on the north side of town you might not even get rain. But yeah, just like Beryl. Post less.
post less
You should probably board up and evacuate then! This is a completely different scenario than Beryl. I won't waste my breath any longer on explaining why this won't hit us.
Been waiting 4 months for my generator installation Friday……..
This is a bit different than Beryl.
If Beryl traveled over a good chunk of the Yucatan then it was going to hit Mexico or the border as a weaker storm. But if it stayed north over Yucatan and could re-form/strengthen over gulf then landfall would move north/east… which it unfortunately did.
It sounds like the stronger this one gets the more it will go east. But the big difference is that the initial bullseye is around Houston, not the border or somewhere down the coast. So if this can strengthen more than expected then that will be bad news for TX/LA border and areas directly east. They were never in play with Beryl.
If Beryl traveled over a good chunk of the Yucatan then it was going to hit Mexico or the border as a weaker storm. But if it stayed north over Yucatan and could re-form/strengthen over gulf then landfall would move north/east… which it unfortunately did.
It sounds like the stronger this one gets the more it will go east. But the big difference is that the initial bullseye is around Houston, not the border or somewhere down the coast. So if this can strengthen more than expected then that will be bad news for TX/LA border and areas directly east. They were never in play with Beryl.
Dammit I am supposed to fly to Vegas Friday. Can't do that if my house has a tree through it.
I feel like being in the bullseye before it forms is a good thing. The cone always shifts once the storm forms and the models get an idea of where the eye is. This isn't based on any actual science so much as it's wishful thinking.
ChemAg15 said:
I feel like being in the bullseye before it forms is a good thing. The cone always shifts once the storm forms and the models get an idea of where the eye is. This isn't based on any actual science so much as it's wishful thinking.
I don't get how these models don't account for history when storms track to the East almost every time. At one point Katrina had a bullseye on Houston.
So eone posted a gif of all the cones from a precious storm during our Beryl discussion and it was very interesting to see.
Latest GRAF Model is faster than the official NHC track, but is red-flagging a potential rapid intensification cycle with #PTC6. We'll be watching the trends in this model as we move forward. #lawx pic.twitter.com/Sr3pjkdo1M
— Rob Perillo (@robperillo) September 8, 2024
If this holds it validates the prediction that the storm will move East the stronger it gets.
Going to be a bit of a pucker as it just waves high on its way to LA
The trajectory of approach with this hurricane will be tough, a small deviation means huge changes in impacts for certain areas. Notice the 18Z euro ensembles - very few are near the NHC track. A much greater risk to SE LA if this comes to fruition. I’ll be on FOX 8 at 4AM. pic.twitter.com/0P6J58rkOD
— Zack Fradella (@ZackFradellaWx) September 9, 2024
Evening tropical models did sneak slightly eastward, which puts their consensus tracks closer in line with operational modeling, suggesting a storm track toward SW Louisiana and offshore of Texas. Interests btw Beaumont & Lafayette/Baton Rouge should monitor closely. pic.twitter.com/fuIFEkxBtP
— The Eyewall (@TheEyewallWx) September 9, 2024
Further east now
NOLA might be in for a hurting if it shifts a little more. Some models are showing a strengthening cat 2/3 leading into landfall.
That track would/could put a soaking on the lower Mississippi River watershed
Post holes will remain safe and dry all across the Greater Houston Desert.
Post holes and cromagnum's roof (which I feel like has been getting completed "next week" for months now)
Looks like operators are beginning evacuations in the gulf. We've got guys scattered throughout and they'll be coming in from different vessels/rigs/platforms over the next couple of days.
Might as well start getting it ready
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Looks like a Beaumont to Lafayette hit.
BowSowy said:
Post holes and cromagnum's roof (which I feel like has been getting completed "next week" for months now)
Dude. It's been a ****show. State Farm took 2 months to finally tell me they aren't covering it, and it's rained it's ass off ever since they told me that. I could have had this ***** fixed 5-6 weeks ago.
That's enraging.
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