jasons2k wrote: ↑Wed Jun 30, 2021 11:00 am
It’s looking like the 4th Fireworks may actually be rained-out this year. I don’t recall this happening as long as I’ve lived here. Of course it’s the year we are (trying to) build a pool.
Got a note from them today the dig is on-hold until the 7-day forecast looks better.
The "big" show made it, even after almost everything else was cancelled a few years ago. Maybe a similar action this year? Less spectators, but same show? Though, timing may mean rain well into the evening.
Advisories will begin on former 97l. I think it will get a little deeper in the Caribbean than the modeling but for now looks like it would track across Cuba and towards the egom.
Scott747 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 30, 2021 3:36 pm
Advisories will begin on former 97l. I think it will get a little deeper in the Caribbean than the modeling but for now looks like it would track across Cuba and towards the egom.
If I’m being completely honest (and I bet a lot of others feel this way too), I have no interest in tracking a storm that has no chance in coming here. Now I’m not saying it’s not coming here because there’s still a long ways to go but early indications are like you said the eastern Gulf towards Florida. Now if it starts trending west then my interest will be piqued.
Scott747 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 30, 2021 3:36 pm
Advisories will begin on former 97l. I think it will get a little deeper in the Caribbean than the modeling but for now looks like it would track across Cuba and towards the egom.
If I’m being completely honest (and I bet a lot of others feel this way too), I have no interest in tracking a storm that has no chance in coming here. Now I’m not saying it’s not coming here because there’s still a long ways to go but early indications are like you said the eastern Gulf towards Florida. Now if it starts trending west then my interest will be piqued.
Ditto I only get the tracking chart out when our neck of the woods is threatened.
Just had a torrential downpour. 4.5” in 30 min in Beaumont. It was hell driving home. Everything is flooded. Sheesh. These small cell storms can pack a punch!
jasons2k wrote: ↑Wed Jun 30, 2021 5:28 pm
Then y’all were late in the game for Ike - haha!
Not really I started tracking Ike when it was over Cuba.
I didn’t really track storms back then. I wasn’t as passionate about the weather back then as I am now and plus I was on the dry side of Ike so I got absolutely nothing from it.
jasons2k wrote: ↑Wed Jun 30, 2021 5:28 pm
Then y’all were late in the game for Ike - haha!
Not really I started tracking Ike when it was over Cuba.
I didn’t really track storms back then. I wasn’t as passionate about the weather back then as I am now and plus I was on the dry side of Ike so I got absolutely nothing from it.
Scott747 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 30, 2021 3:36 pm
Advisories will begin on former 97l. I think it will get a little deeper in the Caribbean than the modeling but for now looks like it would track across Cuba and towards the egom.
If I’m being completely honest (and I bet a lot of others feel this way too), I have no interest in tracking a storm that has no chance in coming here. Now I’m not saying it’s not coming here because there’s still a long ways to go but early indications are like you said the eastern Gulf towards Florida. Now if it starts trending west then my interest will be piqued.
Ditto I only get the tracking chart out when our neck of the woods is threatened.
just my 2 cents but over the last 5 or 6 years I dont count anything NOT coming to my neck of the woods until it is totally gone..