


hurricanes and tsunami's ain't nothin' to fuck wit
and yet I'm driving to the Appalachians at 4 am.
and yet I'm driving to the Appalachians at 4 am.
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No doubt. Hurricane Charley went over our heads. It was very very short until it got to us, but still 80-85. It was no fucking joke.I’ve ridden out a Hurricane that was barely a Cat 1 and trust me you want no part of anything over a 3 and I wouldn’t be there for a 2.
Tornadoes typically always follow also. It makes it feel like it’s never over and even when it’s calm and quiet you’re unnerved.No doubt. Hurricane Charley went over our heads. It was very very short until it got to us, but still 80-85. It was no fucking joke.
This made me think what my father said to someone once. The person said “it’s not even going to be a Hurricane when it hits us, it will just be a strong tropical storm”. His reply was “drive down the highway at 70 and stick your head out the window. It’s not docile.
Now take that up to a 2,3 or 4. I grew up with stories of people that went through Andrew. Now I know some that went through Michael (Cat 5).
Each category up is a multiple of hell
Ida be getting out of the way Cajuns.
That was my experience with Irma a few years back. This one was hours before the storm with a feeder band coming through. Weather radio went ape shit about a tornado heading our way.Tornadoes typically always follow also. It makes it feel like it’s never over and even when it’s calm and quiet you’re unnerved.
okay fine. I'm ready to say the sky is falling here.... I'm thinking it gets to a strong Cat 4 before going back down to a 3 at landfall
Said that today to a few people. If I were anywhere from Mobile to Baton Rouge I’m getting out now.
Thanks. I'm in Georgia, but the Fam is in Baton Rouge. Looking pretty sketchGOOD Luck!!![]()
Tornados can easily pop up from these megas...Be very mindful.Son’s at Ole Miss. they’re way far enough inland that the worst they’ll get is a lot of rain and possibly loss of power but they’re keeping an eye on it.
What time they getting to your place?Thanks. I'm in Georgia, but the Fam is in Baton Rouge. Looking pretty sketch
I’ve lived in south Florida for many years. He spent all but one year of his life there. All too familiarTornados can easily pop up from these megas...Be very mindful.