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To: dirtboy
The Sierra La Laguna mountains tend to tear them apart quite a bit, but my property manager tells me they have been getting some big thunderstorms in Lapaz (My place is across the bay near El Centenario). They are evacuating the neighborhoods bordering the dry washes around Lapaz just in case.

I just hope it doesn't start wrecking the $22 million in road improvements that have been done on the 1 and the 19 to Todos Santos the last couple of years.

3 posted on 09/01/2009 6:12:32 AM PDT by xcamel (The urge to save humanity is always a false front for the urge to rule it. - H. L. Mencken)
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To: xcamel

The main problem with the angle of approach for this system is that the ‘dirty’ (stronger) side of the storm is going to be felt along a long strech of Baja. And if there is a slight jog to the right, the eye will be on the coast with almost no time for additional reaction (kinda like Erin a few years back when it suddenly veered right and slammed into the Florida Panhandle further east than expected).


4 posted on 09/01/2009 6:15:06 AM PDT by dirtboy
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