That's not close enough; a block or two would be better!
Weather ! What's It Doing Where You Are ?
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Perhaps just reserve a room there! LoL!That's not close enough; a block or two would be better!
That's a good idea!
Yep, full of good ideas today!
Well North Houston Pole Company to the rescue! Not Centerpoint…LoL.
Now to get the temps down!
Now to get the temps down!
Ah, power restored! 
Good luck getting temps down!
Good luck getting temps down!
My temps are going down with a cold drink!Ah, power restored!
I hear you lound and clear! Enjoy!
Desert Viper
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Cycle Gear bike night today…109 degrees….should be fun!
When hurricane Debby got up here in the far northeast, she didn't amount to much where I am.
The new storm, Ernesto, has swung out to sea and possibly heading this way by the weekend.
But it's still early so it's a waiting game.
The new storm, Ernesto, has swung out to sea and possibly heading this way by the weekend.
But it's still early so it's a waiting game.
It is hot as it can be here in Mississippi, everybody talks of it being hotter now than before, seems to be just like it was when i was a kid. We didn't have A/C until i was about 12 years old but that attic fan was fantastic.
We didn't have ac at all at home. My parents installed ac a couple of years after I moved out. However, the house had excellent cross ventilation and was built on piers. My school didn't have ac neither. That is a part of the good old days I don't miss! Here in Warren, Arkansas it is supposed to hit 98 F.
I hope Ernesto weakens and misses you. Debby missed my corner of SE Florida
In 3 days I only got 1.5 inches of rain and few wind gusts of 50 mph.
Nice that you were spared
According to the latest track (guess?), the eye of Ernesto will pass offshore early next week but will still give us a big swipe of wind and rain.
But a lot can happen in the next 4-5 days.
Stay alert y’all!
Stay safe, Rocky. I'm hoping for the best.Nice that you were spared
According to the latest track (guess?), the eye of Ernesto will pass offshore early next week but will still give us a big swipe of wind and rain.
But a lot can happen in the next 4-5 days.
Thanks Carl, me too. The latest track shows the eye more offshore than before, so we may get lucky.
It's still early, and I'm not counting my chickens before they're hatched
Well we had a lot of damage done around town as the winds reached 81 kilometer/hour = 50.331 066 572 mile/hour (mph) so I would hate to see what it is like in one of these hurricanes.
It is vicious for sure. 50 mph winds are not uncommon in our daily thunderstorms.
The jet stream nudged Ernesto well offshore and it won't hit us at all as it passes by tonight and tomorrow. Needless to say, we're very grateful for that.
Regardless, this is a powerful and large storm so the Atlantic coasts will get very high surf, and it will give us some rain and probably some moderate winds on Monday and Tuesday.
20 years ago, hurricane Juan slammed into us and did massive amounts of damage. This was our fear with Ernesto.
We dodged a bullet this time but there are still many weeks of the season ahead.
Regardless, this is a powerful and large storm so the Atlantic coasts will get very high surf, and it will give us some rain and probably some moderate winds on Monday and Tuesday.
20 years ago, hurricane Juan slammed into us and did massive amounts of damage. This was our fear with Ernesto.
We dodged a bullet this time but there are still many weeks of the season ahead.
