Scudrunners

That ain't good.


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I was in PBI when Ivan hit
When it just started ,the big canopy above the building's main entrance disappeared in the blink of an eye,
the rain was a solid wall of water,and some of the windows exploded , good thing we had mattresses behind them,
then we lost power
Few hours later the wind and rain stopped ,the night sky was full of bright stars , the silence subreal
It didn't last too long ,as the hurricane move North, the wind and rain came back more intense than ever
Next day it was all over but it was impossible to leave the area due to debris and fallen trees
Stuck for a week before been able to fly back but in awe at the power of nature
Good luck to all affected by Irma

TAF for KMIA still doesn't look all that bad - we get winds like this where I live in our Autumn/Winter storms.

[b][size=4]KMIA 092106Z 0921/1018 08023G33KT P6SM VCTS SCT025CB BKN035 BKN080
  FM092200 07033G43KT P6SM VCTS BKN025CB
  FM100400 09040G50KT 6SM SHRA BR BKN015
  FM101200 13050G65KT 6SM SHRA BR BKN015[/size][/b]

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Hope it doesn't get too bad in FL.  There's going
to be a surge, for sure.  Lots of water damage.

How is Cuba doing?  You don't hear much from
them.  I can't believe they haven't noticed this.

Havana not looking too bad - not sure if it was worse earlier

[b][size=4]MUHA 091955Z 34020G33KT 9000 BKN025 26/23 Q0997

MUHA 091700Z 0918/1018 34025G35KT 9000 BKN025
  TEMPO 0919/0924 34035G45KT 4000 TSRA SCT010CB BKN018 OVC180
  BECMG 1001/1003 33035G50KT 4000 TSRA SCT012CB BKN020[/size][/b]

Happier days at St Barts





Some people are in such a hurry to get to the beach.

Tonight I took the wife to what might have been seniors date night at a place down the hill from here and they had the news playing. That was the first I heard about another storm following Irma.

I am told the Hurricanes are Donald Trumps's fault.

Jennifer Lawrence says so - it must be true.

Um? I want to dodge the temptation to derail for now.


I came to complement you and bring one of the coolest links you ever shared, and there have been a few good ones.

It took a bit of searching for me to find this and it did not disappoint, even though I missed the chance to kind of watch Harvey, Irma and the one starting with a K that hit Mexico. Hurracaine Jose is still active.

Also the Hudson's Bay area looks interesting though obviously much less violent.

https://www.windy.com

I've always liked this one for checking out wind patterns, and lots of other stuff.  Click the word "earth" at the bottom left for lots of overlays and different views.
https://earth.nullschool.net/


Gerry