Posted on 09/14/2004 10:41:58 PM PDT by lainie
Thanks -- I'm adding it to the list:
WWL-TV/DT New Orleans (WMP): http://beloint.wm.llnwd.net/beloint_wwltv
WJZD-FM Biloxi (WMP): http://www.wjzd.com/wjzd.asx
WNSP-FM Mobile (MP3): http://209.136.114.9:8000/listen.pls
WPMI-AM Mobile (WMP): http://mmslb.eonstreams.com/ccri_al_mobile_wntm_am.asf
WPMI-TV/DT Mobile/Pensacola (WMP): http://video.wpmi.com/viewer/content/special.php?Art_ID=36468&Format_ID=2&BitRate_ID=8&Contract_ID=16&Obj_ID=
I'm too stupid to understand latitude and longitude coordinates, but as a member of the vast right wing pajamasphere, I can sit my cursor right on the edge of the eye on the real time radar loop and watch as the eye wall moves (in this case, away from my cursor toward the north west) . . .
I've read some horror stories about Camille in the mountains.
I don't live in the mountains, in fact if I jump I'm about the highest point in this area, it's that flat. I have no clue where the weather we are currently getting is coming from, but we've had nearly 1.5 inches of rain since 8am and our ground has been so waterlogged from so much rain this summer we can't handle any aftermath of ivan - let alone anything else that might come this way.
sheesh....I never thought I would say this - but I would actually prefer snow right now.
See my post #421. Great minds think alike, and almost at the same time. ;-)
I can't get over the way so many folk's minds work, I just don't understand wanting to go out and just screw someone.
At the very least, you've got to live with yourself afterwards.
Yet, I think most of these bozos take pride in what they did.
bumping this post so I don't lose that link in a million posts.
Just saw that they have 2pm curfew today!
yep, looks like it may be Baby Karl on the way....
From WPMI-TV Mobile: Curfews 6P-6A, beginning tonight.
Waves crashing over Lakeshore drive!
Or they could sell it to me!!!
We've had to put off a remodelling job because the price of plywood has been so outrageous.
Live stream from NBC affiliate WPMI-TV in Mobile...
http://video.wpmi.com/viewer/viewerpage.php?Art_ID=36468
We were hit by a hurricane a few years ago and had no insurance. FEMA paid about half of our loss and members of our church paid another third, so a large part of our loss was covered. I was grateful for FEMA. They sent someone out and took pictures and we got the money a few weeks later.
Whoever said "Southwest Pass" may have been right on.
Flat is good in flooding situations, I think.
That's the way it is here in the Miami area.
Still, if you get heavy rains, there will be places where it will collect and flow dangerously and become surprisingly deep, so please be very careful.
Another storm east of Jeanne? This is getting to be too much. By the end of the 2004 hurricane season Florida will be battered from north to south, east to west & hope to be still standing.
Movement is definately NNW, about 340-350. Should bring it ashore right around Biloxi, but one wobble left an NOLA gets it, one wobble east and it goes right into Mobile Bay.
I think we'll make it at least through Paula this year..
GOtta love Jimmy Buffet! Speaking of, lots of people "Tryin to reason with Hurricane Season" at the moment.
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