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THANK YOU. My Dad used to say Camille made the Wind Gauge break at 200mph Wind Gust!

Smaller in size but much more intense than mighty Katrina @ landfall. Katrina's monster size aided in the Record breaking Storm Surges up to the telephone poles in Waveland MS
Strong Day! Needed a 4.40 vertical threat like Rasheed Shaheed

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re: Jalynn Polk is retiring

Posted by RBTiger on 8/3/26 at 7:39 pm to
Mark Breuner...TE Steelers
They nailed the forecast in BR; Rain chances were limited only 20-30% ; Storms were going to fire up South of BR.

8 degrees cooler now than this time yesterday

Low 73 tonight?

:pimp:
Hope they can have a Gulf Coast Classic in Biloxi one day!

LSU ; Southern Miss ; South Alabama & Florida State

Friday-Saturday -Sunday :geauxtigers: :pimp:
'I couldn't be too black:' Former LSU safety Ryan Clark talks about being let go by ESPN

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Why was Karl Ravech let go after 33 years? Too White?
Yep usually a nice calm stretch this time of the season ; til mid August when Cabo Verde season begins...Strong Tropical Waves come off African coast
Me too. Great app to have

60mph gust on East Cameron oil platform
51mph @ Ship Shoal

Bertha's BLOB is Flexing down in the Northern Gulf
Beautiful weather day in BR so far! Extra Blue Sky from the Dry-air & Breezy...
Wind Gust close to 30mph as Ozempic Bertha approaches

Center of the nearly naked Circulation looks cool on satellite as she plows across the marshes of St.Bernard

re: Storm Tracking: Bertha - It's Over

Posted by RBTiger on 7/21/26 at 5:37 pm to
Nice tropical downpour here in Millerville /I-12 area in EBR from outer rain bands of Bertha. Close to 30mph gust as sheets of rain across rooftops gave it the tropical vibe, A couple cracks of Thunder too...

Sun is back out already!!

So Bertha's forecast will weaken to 50mph by the time it makes landfall near St.Bernard?

Panama City had a 59mph wind gust!

re: Storm Tracking: Bertha - It's Over

Posted by RBTiger on 7/21/26 at 11:48 am to
Yep Bertha is being butchered but putting up a fight!

Wild looking system! Glad this is not mid-late August; may be a different story....

re: Storm Tracking: Bertha - It's Over

Posted by RBTiger on 7/21/26 at 12:57 am to
Currently Pensacola Buoy has a 44mph Wind Gust



Lafayette may have been larger than LC population wise....but they didn't have Lake Charles tower as TALL like this. Too bad it was demolished due to hurricane Laura

Capital One 22 stories 375 feet





Lafayette's Tallest ....Chase Tower 15 floors ; 196 feet


Tooo bad this proposed Twin High rise didn't get built...would have been the only tower tall enough not to strain your neck looking above the tree-line from I-10
It should be Ozempic Bertha instead of Big Bertha
Neat set up along the Pigeon Forge strip following the Little river; with nice cement walkways go along the Greenway for miles and under the bridge by the hotels!

The Giant Ferris Wheel on the little island between the River Forks is really a cool Entertainment District.

The ole Mill on the River in historic downtown is nice too.

Gatlinburg could only grow so much ...the growth from the outflow is impressive. Even Sevierville trying to capitalize now

It's possible. Just stay vigilant.
Yep Winds were 33mph earlier....still a ways to go to get to 39mph.
Millibars now down to 1005

Still a naked swirl

re: Storm Tracking: Bertha - It's Over

Posted by RBTiger on 7/19/26 at 11:27 pm to
Millibars have slightly dropped to 1008. Wouldn't surprise me to see this become Bertha sometime tomorrow afternoon.

But she will battle dry air and shear ; hopefully keeping heavier rains over the coastal waters

Storms are firing near the center of circulation the past couple hours

Some nasty storms raced across the Chandelier Islands earlier ; wonder if there were a few "Water Spouts"?

Thing is barely moving ; still weak only 1011 millibars. Fairly large system still needs to consolidate battling dry-air.

How far from the coast will it trek as it finally moves West>??
Will this actually become a 60mph Tropical Storm>?