pkondz
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Nope.Do you remember
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Must be a 'Murican thing.
But I remember this:

And this:

Nope.Do you remember
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South Eastern Maine is on the edge, The center of the tracking models are showing Lee coming across western Nova Scotia and South Eastern New Brunswick.
Regardless, it's going to be wet and windy on Saturday.
So we decided for our daughters birthday, we made the reservation, we are staying in a bungalow!! Just two nights, three days. We are making no park plans, just going to hang out in the bungalow. May even make some meals there.
So for tonight, just sitting by the pool watching the sun set.
You guys up north keep your heads down. Wont be any worse than a good ole nor’easter. ( I hated those things) You just won’t have to shovel or snow blow anything at least. Worse part down here is we are to far inland for storm surge and we live in concrete bunkers for the most part but we do get the wind and rain and it takes the power out and we have no A/C.
Stay safe up there!
Nope.
Must be a 'Murican thing.
But I remember this:
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And this:
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Prism was a paid channel, maybe right around the time HBO started. It had movies but for the most part it was a sports channel.Nope.
Must be a 'Murican thing.
But I remember this:
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And this:
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Just waking up and I noticed he moved last night and lost a lot of his stream. That’s great!Morning, Fellas!
Well, as of right now Hurricane Lee has pretty much been a non-storm. A friend at work said that he read NOAA's website that the storm went a little further east, so if it did that would explain the low winds for us. We haven't even had the sustained winds, just the wind gusts, when we do get them. The outer Cape is usually a lot different. They stick further out into the ocean, so the winds and rain are a lot more where they are than where I am on the upper mid-Cape. Unless things change and get stronger during the day I'm in the clear.
@declansdad, are you directly in the storms path?
That sounds like fun. I'm sure she'll like it.
As of right now it's not even to the level of a nor'easter. I had heard it went further out to sea, so if that's the case that would explain how things have turned out for us....which I am not complaining bout one bit.
Remember those test pattern's well.
Just waking up and I noticed he moved last night and lost a lot of his stream. That’s great!
Good to hearWell, as of right now Hurricane Lee has pretty much been a non-storm. A friend at work said that he read NOAA's website that the storm went a little further east, so if it did that would explain the low winds for us. We haven't even had the sustained winds, just the wind gusts, when we do get them. The outer Cape is usually a lot different. They stick further out into the ocean, so the winds and rain are a lot more where they are than where I am on the upper mid-Cape. Unless things change and get stronger during the day I'm in the clear.
Nope. Never heard of it. I’m gonna stick with it being only south of the 49th.Prism was a paid channel, maybe right around the time HBO started. It had movies but for the most part it was a sports channel.
We are closer to the western edge. The winds are starting to pick up, it is supposed to be up to 90KPH here and 4 to 6 inches of rain. Where my parents live will will be closer to the eye. It's a freaking big storm, over 600 Km wideMorning, Fellas!
Well, as of right now Hurricane Lee has pretty much been a non-storm. A friend at work said that he read NOAA's website that the storm went a little further east, so if it did that would explain the low winds for us. We haven't even had the sustained winds, just the wind gusts, when we do get them. The outer Cape is usually a lot different. They stick further out into the ocean, so the winds and rain are a lot more where they are than where I am on the upper mid-Cape. Unless things change and get stronger during the day I'm in the clear.
@declansdad, are you directly in the storms path?
It was a regional paid cable channel. Prism stood for Philadelphia, regional, in home, sports and movies. It was the greatest thing since sliced bread. And it was unscrambled. LolGood to hear
Nope. Never heard of it. I’m gonna stick with it being only south of the 49th.
I actually looked it up. I was like, "Yup. That would explain why it didn't show up in Canada..."It was a regional paid cable channel. Prism stood for Philadelphia, regional, in home, sports and movies. It was the greatest thing since sliced bread. And it was unscrambled. Lol
Good to hear
We are closer to the western edge. The winds are starting to pick up, it is supposed to be up to 90KPH here and 4 to 6 inches of rain. Where my parents live will will be closer to the eye. It's a freaking big storm, over 600 Km wide
Wednesday. Thursday starts at midnight though. Only two Fridays this "week".@pkondz, Happy Day to you.![]()
Just not a concept I can easily grasp. We don't have hurricanes (or typhoons either, for you Northwest Pacific Ocean folks, or tropical cyclone for you South Pacific folks) here. Or earthquakes. We do get the occasional tornado now.I'm sure a lot of people around here were pretty ok with it heading further out to sea, and thus, less of an impact on us. I know I'm ok with it. We've had a lot of rain lately, so I was worried about the high winds and rain soaked ground.
How'd you guys do during the storm?
Ok, I had never heard of it.Prism was a paid channel, maybe right around the time HBO started. It had movies but for the most part it was a sports channel.
Its a Yankee thing.Good to hear
Nope. Never heard of it. I’m gonna stick with it being only south of the 49th.
90KPH whats that in American like 30-35MPH?We are closer to the western edge. The winds are starting to pick up, it is supposed to be up to 90KPH here and 4 to 6 inches of rain. Where my parents live will will be closer to the eye. It's a freaking big storm, over 600 Km wide
We get hurricane force storms every once in a while, regularly down on the coast (that's why I don't live there) But we do get tornados every spring. And people will freeze to death anytime it drops below 70F.Just not a concept I can easily grasp. We don't have hurricanes (or typhoons either, for you Northwest Pacific Ocean folks, or tropical cyclone for you South Pacific folks) here. Or earthquakes. We do get the occasional tornado now.
So the ground doesn't move and the wind don't blow you over... you just freeze to death.
90KPH whats that in American like 30-35MPH?
But seriously yall stay safe up there.
Meh, the foot prints on the moon weren't metric, so I'm good. LOLYou do realize that the rest of the world has figured out the metric system, right?
It's about 55 MPH
Hahahaha.Ok, I had never heard of it.
Its a Yankee thing.
We didn't have it south of the 32nd.
90KPH whats that in American like 30-35MPH?
But seriously yall stay safe up there.
We get hurricane force storms every once in a while, regularly down on the coast (that's why I don't live there) But we do get tornados every spring. And people will freeze to death anytime it drops below 70F.
You have shorter lengths well in hand, do you?Actually I can handle the rough conversions to metric in my head for shorter lengths,
and a belated Happy Birthday to Darcy.
yeah, we all missed it...
nothing unexpected about that.