Tell me this isn't true.

 

After Florence we don't need another storm hitting us.

 

Wednesday, October 3, 2018 at 9:30 AM

 

 

 

Daimien's Gulf Coast Atlantic/Pacific Hurricane Tracking Center

The latest on potential Caribbean development this weekend from Gulf Coast Storm Center: https://wp.me/p859q9-1zd

gulfcoaststormcenter.com

 

Tropical Update: Caribbean Development Looking Increasingly Likely

Tropical development in the western Caribbean is looking more likely this weekend going into next week. Analysis: A broad area of low pressure has now formed in the SW Caribbean. The associated convective activity is sporadic and disorganized. Shear has decreased in the immediate vicinity

 

 

https://twitter.com/NHC_Atlantic?ref_src=twsrc^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^author

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmKrcOB7udA

The "good news" is that is that it looks like by the time it gets to my area it will be just a tropical storm. I can also make a few extra bucks putting up storm panels for neighbors.

 

The bad news is that my son already has 3 school make up days on the books and we have already lost 2 games and 3 practices in our fall baseball season (I coach, my son plays).

 

Let's hope - for everyone - that this thing fizzles out and is just a sub tropical rain storm when it makes landfall.

 

Although, last year when a tropical storm came through my son and I went fishing in it. He just wanted to say that he fished in a tropical storm. We had shelter nearby in case it got really bad. It was a little breezy between the rain bands, but when the rain band hit it was kind of fun to be out there - providing you didn't try to cast into the wind!

here we go again. gonna get a bunch of rain, but this one has the potential to be more of a wind machine for points inward than Florence was, and a fast mover. looks like the eastern Carolinas will get one more gut punch from the tropics, right on the heels of catastrophic flooding from Florence.

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6263099/Hurricane-Michael-pounds-Florida-Panhandle-officially-worst-hit-region.html

The real question is: is @Sam really Jim cantori?