So many spots light up there that aren't even spots with the right hurricane swell.Sharkbiscuit said:
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2018 Hurricane Thread
- Thread starter ElOgro
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Overhead peaky a frames this morning.
Speaking of torrential rain, I was back east last week. 6 inches of rain in 4 hours on Sunday.
I've only seen it rain that hard one other time in my life. Again, Delaware. August of 2012. 11 inches of rain in one night.
Speaking of torrential rain, I was back east last week. 6 inches of rain in 4 hours on Sunday.
I've only seen it rain that hard one other time in my life. Again, Delaware. August of 2012. 11 inches of rain in one night.
Looks like we could be having a mild El Nino this fall/winter.
I know that is supposed to limit Atlantic hurricanes, but what about the East Pacific hurricanes?
I know that is supposed to limit Atlantic hurricanes, but what about the East Pacific hurricanes?
No, nothing like that.
But we do put up Pride flags to remind people about the ginourmous party this weekend.
On second thought, all those extra people visiting for the parade/celebration is kinda like a flood.
But we do put up Pride flags to remind people about the ginourmous party this weekend.
On second thought, all those extra people visiting for the parade/celebration is kinda like a flood.
I'm asking where in California the Northern cutoff is for hurricane swell. I mean if it's howling NW winds all June, and they don't face South to the same extent, at some point, it's probably a tiny pulse on a buoy and not much of note on the coast.ElOgro said:
Also it appears Sinaloa, Nayarit, Colima, Michoacan, and Guerrero are all State Dept level 4 YOU WILL DIE11!!!!111 zones.
The safest places with Pacific surf according to them are Baja Norte and Oaxaca.
I have no idea. Surfdog? Studog? Any other dogs?
Meh. We have two trained attack dogs. No worries. Also, be good and you're good.
Oaxaca is too close to get good waves from Hurricane swells. Northern Baja was the call for me when I lived in California.
Meh. We have two trained attack dogs. No worries. Also, be good and you're good.
Oaxaca is too close to get good waves from Hurricane swells. Northern Baja was the call for me when I lived in California.
Right but they're well exposed to the South, whereas most of the coast past Ranch/Jalama doesn't seem to have their window.jkb said: