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re: Putting football aside, I hope we all somehow avoid Isaac
Posted on 8/26/12 at 7:17 am to Tigerdew
Posted on 8/26/12 at 7:17 am to Tigerdew
Too many of you guys are biting on the weather channel.storm of the century hype. There has been very little action in the tropical sector lately and they are bored. This is a tropical storm, it might make landfall as a category one hurricane, that is zero comparison to Katrina which was weaken from category five when it made landfall.
Personally I'm hoping it takes a more westerly approach because I for one would love to get the rainfall and break the worst drought since the Dust bowl for my little chunk of the world.
Personally I'm hoping it takes a more westerly approach because I for one would love to get the rainfall and break the worst drought since the Dust bowl for my little chunk of the world.
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Posted on 8/26/12 at 8:40 am to jdevers
Look, it's going to hit... somewhere in 'our' (as in SEC) territory. I think that's pretty well established and there's nothing we can do about that. Hell, there is a even a chance if it takes the farther westerly track that we could have flooding rains and tornadoes up here in Arkansas.
What we need to do instead of 'hoping it hits in your area, not mine' is to hope (and pray if you are inclined to do so) that it does not get stonger and moves fast.
What we need to do instead of 'hoping it hits in your area, not mine' is to hope (and pray if you are inclined to do so) that it does not get stonger and moves fast.
Posted on 8/26/12 at 1:20 pm to jdevers
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Personally I'm hoping it takes a more westerly approach because I for one would love to get the rainfall and break the worst drought since the Dust bowl for my little chunk of the world.
We need the rain too but the last one of note that rolled that way (Ike in '08) knocked power out here in Kentucky for a good week and really jacked things up.
Hope everyone stays safe.
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