I haven't heard this on before.....

[Big Muddy]

Jim Cantore coined a new phrase, today.....at least, I haven't heard it, previously.....he's referring to Laura, who has jumped to a Cat 4, and she looks real mad and real mean.....not as big as Katrina, but packing winds like Rita, which followed Katrina about a month later on Sept. 24, 2005.
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"""Unsurvivable storm surge"""

[BarryBobPosthole]

Its been quite a tropical storm season. 2020 still has some tricks up her sleeve.
BKB

[BarryBobPosthole]

I just watched the weather and it looks like you’re in that 7-8” of rain band. Of course a lot will depend on how long it takes to get to that level.

BKB

[Big Muddy]

TBH, we need some rain.....nothing in the range of 7-8 inches, but 2-3 inches would be just right, and fill up the cracks.

[DeputyDog]

We really need some rain too. All of the hickory trees on my property are already dropping leaves and the lake where I keep my boat is so low that I can barely get it off of the boat lift if there are more than a couple of people in the boat. The weeds aren’t even growing in my yard so the nice thing is I can’t remember the last time I had to mow.


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[quercus alba]

We don’t need any, probably averaging about an inch or more a week all summer but it doesn’t look like I have any say in the matter

[Big Muddy]

In 2005 Katrina's storm surge caused the MS River at NOLA to flow backwards.....well, it's flowing backwards, tonite, at the hands of Laura.

[BarryBobPosthole]

In 2005 Katrina's storm surge caused the MS River at NOLA to flow backwards.....well, it's flowing backwards, tonite, at the hands of Laura.

Wow.

[Penguin]

Wow.

I'll second that. Hard to believe some of the things these types of storms can do!

Will