Here we go again!. Got my generator, (got to get more gas though), ice and stock up on food. Probably just a lot of rain but hell I'm an old hand at this ::)
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Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on August 26, 2012, 02:19:23 PM
Here we go again!. Got my generator, (got to get more gas though), ice and stock up on food. Probably just a lot of rain but hell I'm an old hand at this ::)
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sarge. i'm praying that thing takes a sharp left turn, heads out into the gulf and eventually dissipates without making land fall anywhere.
Hey, Sarge, I live near Tampa, and it always seems we are in the first run of the spaghetti model, too.
Of course it always goes around us, but it seems you guys up there are starting to become the newest target these days.
Best luck to you, and get that gas..after Katrina the general public there is very eager to prepare.
Batten down the hatches boys, here comes another wave!
Good luck!
Le
@undo11,,,no,no,no..sharp right turn into the Atlantic...lololol
@littleenki your going to be on the wrong side of this...
Don't expect too much, except a lot of rain...winds don't look to bad...but this ain't Tuesday..lol
Quote@littleenki your going to be on the wrong side of this...
Don't expect too much, except a lot of rain...winds don't look to bad...but this ain't Tuesday..lol
Indeed, Sarge, but as my wife often notices, Ive got plenty of Gas...;)
Le
one year, a hurricane came in, crossed over the bottom of florida, into the gulf, crossed back over, and went up the middle till about orlando, crossed over almost into the atlantic and then crossed back over again into the gulf then went up into mississippi i think it was. i was like....what's keeping that thing going! it was nuts.
Quote from: undo11 on August 26, 2012, 04:24:28 PM
one year, a hurricane came in, crossed over the bottom of florida, into the gulf, crossed back over, and went up the middle till about orlando, crossed over almost into the atlantic and then crossed back over again into the gulf then went up into mississippi i think it was. i was like....what's keeping that thing going! it was nuts.
Wasn't that Andrew?
no. the one i mean was not a big one, it just couldn't make up its mind
im still bettin on landfall at ol miss.
good luck sarge.
if i could find a rainfall chart for the coastline,i might be able to get it refined.
Thats a good call, Robo, as the latest Noaa path is centered over Biloxi...hang on to your hat!
Le
Well the damn thing keeps moving west which is not good for me. Right now it looks like Mobil bay area. We'll know more by Tuesday. Either way we're going to get a crap full of rain...gutters here I come...lol
Quote from: undo11 on August 26, 2012, 04:30:28 PM
no. the one i mean was not a big one, it just couldn't make up its mind
Depending on what year you are talking, back in " 85" Hurricane Eleana had a track similar to the one you describe .
No............ upon review Elena did not that track[oooops] will research more and see if I can find it .
Quote from: hoss58 on August 26, 2012, 06:30:07 PM
Depending on what year you are talking, back in " 85" Hurricane Eleana had a track similar to the one you describe .
No............ upon review Elena did not that track[oooops] will research more and see if I can find it .
I think this is the one!! Fay, never got above tropical storm strength. 2008
Quote from: hoss58 on August 26, 2012, 06:57:55 PM
I think this is the one!! Fay, never got above tropical storm strength. 2008
yeah that looks right. it kept going back and forth. weather report would say, well it's finally offland out in the gulf, and then it would go right back on land again, move this way and that way. back and forth up and around and .....weirdest storm i've ever seen.
yea i think your right,it seems it was about four years ago.thats why i think our gov is using haarp.real squirrely weather we been having.about a month ago i watched a thunderstorm track a highway for about a hundred miles.
Quote from: robomont on August 26, 2012, 08:16:45 PM
.about a month ago i watched a thunderstorm track a highway for about a hundred miles.
how'd you see that?
Quote from: robomont on August 26, 2012, 08:16:45 PM
yea i think your right,it seems it was about four years ago.thats why i think our gov is using haarp.real squirrely weather we been having.about a month ago i watched a thunderstorm track a highway for about a hundred miles.
Total agreement Robo, theyre just getting it down pat, like a kid learning to ride a bike!
Undo, the thunderstorms tracks on www.wunderground.com are an add on to the radar, and show you the tracks and hail info, along with hourly movement...very cool..maybe thats what Robo was watching..
http://www.wunderground.com/radar/radblast.asp?zoommode=pan&prevzoom=zoom&num=6&frame=0&delay=15&scale=1.000&noclutter=0&ID=TBW&type=N0R&showstorms=10&lat=27.95783043&lon=-82.45883179&label=Tampa, FL&map.x=400&map.y=240&scale=1.000¢erx=400¢ery=240&showlabels=1&rainsnow=0&lightning=0&lerror=20&num_stns_min=2&num_stns_max=9999&avg_off=9999&smooth=0
Cheers!
Le
thought i would add this.notice where hot water is closest.
Water temp in that area around 1-2 degrees above normal for the last few weeks, per noaa. 88F versus 86F normal
HAARP heats the water, too, Robo?
Nice...more red tide then, eh?
Le
i tried to download an image of the gulf.i googled infrared gulf current image.
it shows the hot water coming out of ol miss.its the hottest water ,closest to shore.i dont know if haarp can heat water but it wouldnt surprise me if it created the drought using high pressure.then the drought heated the ol miss.then the tropical storm follows the hottest track of water in the gulf.mexicos was hotter but is now cool ,so we are next.if theres another,my bet is on trinity river through houston or sabine river on texas ,la. border.
the storm i saw track a highway was on a local radar during regular news.they show highways and country roads.the storm was only a couple of miles wide and it followed the highway almost perfectly.on one of those radar loops.my guess haarp bouncing off hot asphalt in the middle afternoon?
Quote from: robomont on August 26, 2012, 10:53:46 PM
my guess haarp bouncing off hot asphalt in the middle afternoon?
Do you know what HAARP can and cannot do and what the range is? Or are you using a generic 'haarp' :P
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Quote from: Littleenki on August 26, 2012, 10:34:35 PM
HAARP heats the water, too, Robo?
Ah yes that amazing HAARP... the miracle device that can do anything all around the globe.... :D
Now wait for them to heat up the North American current and then kiss England and New York goodbye
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQDSAiPiEDU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cs56_GqTyIQ
i couldnt tell from your reply ,whether yall think it is real.i also cant get youtube,but let there be no doubt,i believe haarp can almost do anything.as i have alot of experience with microwave,i know whats possible in alot of aspects.
Quote from: robomont on August 26, 2012, 11:22:55 PM
as i have alot of experience with microwave,i know whats possible in alot of aspects.
So considering the curve of the earth, what range do you thing HAARP has?
8)
Wait a minute, what happened to all those hurricanes in the past before Haarp? Or has Haarp always existed just in a different form? I'm having a real hard time blaming natural weather events on a conspiracy. My first hurricane was in 1957 Audrey, somehow I just don't know what to think...j/s.. ???
microwave is line of site.then if it can be bounced off nanoparticles in space,maybe a quarter way around planet.my guess they are installed on floating oil platforms that look like weather radar.they were built by vertex of kilgore tex.now general dynamics,and the electronics were built by cisco in longview tex.
only experience with microwaves was message intercepts for intel work while working for Army SSO. ....OH AND POPCORN ;D
Alaska's HAARP is a prototype and also a front for the real ones which are like said earlier..all over the place. Whichever one steers the hurricanes of the Gulf is most likely in South Texas or Northern Mexico..anyone good with google Earth?
Sarge, it looks like its taking the turn northward now, be vigilant sir!
Le
Quote from: Sgt.Rocknroll on August 26, 2012, 11:55:21 PM
Wait a minute, what happened to all those hurricanes in the past before Haarp?
LOL precisely The HAARP project began in 1993 :D
The Russian one 10 years before that... there is one in India that I located and put on GE 's map (I also located the Russian Laser site and GE actually sent the satellite for a new look... you will see PRC's tag on both) China has several
I should see if GE updated the Russian site yet :D It was a blur last time I looked
But then if yawl have read my HAARP thread you would know all this :P
Nope its still a blur :P but you can make out the Array ;)
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