YACHT: Fay is COMING!!!!!

[Lorizael]

Originally posted by faded glory
This thread needs more Goatse and tubgirl

Oh, that was you?

[chequita guevara]

I suppose it's time to go pick up hurricane supplies and file the tank.

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
I suppose it's time to go pick up hurricane supplies and file the tank.

Dont fahgit where ya filed it


Che', Im so not looking for another round for us....

We got hit on July 2nd and again right around Labor Day...Bertha & Fran...

So not what anyone wants to go through

[chequita guevara]

Well, teh Bunnygrrl informed me via phone (she still being in the City of Big Shoulders . . . you know, London ) that we have all our supplies. So I just need to fill the tank.

I really don't need the power to go out for a few days. I just bought buy one, get one free bags of shrimp.

[snoopy369]

Ah, Bunnygrl is here? She could come see the airshow with us tomorrow

[chequita guevara]

She was there yesterday with our family (her sister just had a new baby boy the other day), but i told her the Blue Angels would be there today, so she's I think she's gonna force Theben to go today. She loves the Blue Angels.

[FrostyBoy]

Let me know when a cyclone wipes out Eastern America. I'll need popcorn for that one.

[chequita guevara]

Atlantic storms don't get that big. . . . Super Typhoon Tip, on the other hand, was one third the size of the contiguous U.S., but that hit Japan.

[faded glory]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
Atlantic storms don't get that big. . . . Super Typhoon Tip, on the other hand, was one third the size of the contiguous U.S., but that hit Japan.

Bigger isnt always better.

Camille, Wilma, Katrina, and Rita at there hieght were much more powerful storms than Tip. They had gusts of 200-220.

We may never know cause the drop sondes were actually breaking.



Radar of Katrina. Fortunately it weakened bigtime before land fall.

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by faded glory
Bigger isnt always better.

Camille, Wilma, Katrina, and Rita at there hieght were much more powerful storms than Tip. They had gusts of 200-220.

Uh, no.

Tip, remains the strongest recorded storm on record, with sustained winds of 190s mph, and the lowest recorded pressure on Earth. However, since the U.S. no longer flies into Eastern Pacific storms to measure them, it is possible that several other storms were actually stronger, but all were East Pacific Storms.

Camile may have had sustained winds of 190mph, but those were estimated. The next strongest Atlantic storm was Wilma, and it was measured at 185mph.

[chequita guevara]

out of the danger zone, though we will be on the nasty side of the storm.

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
out of the danger zone, though we will be on the nasty side of the storm.

It has changed half dozen times so far and most probably will yet again..per usual...

[chequita guevara]

My guess is it will take a more Westerly track, and hit the panhandle.

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
My guess is it will take a more Westerly track, and hit the panhandle.

wobbled again....looking like a snakes trek...northwest..back northeast..north...northwest...........

[faded glory]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara



Uh, no.

Tip, remains the strongest recorded storm on record, with sustained winds of 190s mph, and the lowest recorded pressure on Earth. However, since the U.S. no longer flies into Eastern Pacific storms to measure them, it is possible that several other storms were actually stronger, but all were East Pacific Storms.

Camile may have had sustained winds of 190mph, but those were estimated. The next strongest Atlantic storm was Wilma, and it was measured at 185mph.

Circumstantial evidence like an eye less than 2 miles and Explosive pressure drop over 12 hours.

I followed wilma closely on Storm2k.org.

Wilma's winds Registered gusts of 200 mph before the dropsondes broke. The true speed and pressure of it was never known.



Well Im not gonna argue about this. Regardless, tip did not affect anyone.