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To: radu

I started following his hurricane coverage when Harvey was reeking havoc on the Texas Gulf Coast in August, 2017. Following with him along those Gulf Coast highways was nervewracking, but he’s very no-nonsense and informative. My brother lives down there and I was terribly concerned. He’s added many new ways of viewing the drama, and keeps everything up to date.

6% humidity is painful on the skin, for sure. The only good thing is that it makes the temperature seem cooler than it actually is if there is any breeze at all. Your steamy ranks right up there on the uncomfortable scale. LOL!


30 posted on 05/11/2022 9:05:36 PM PDT by luvie (The bravery & dedication of our troops in keeping us safe & free make me proud to be an American🇺🇸)
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To: luvie

I knew it had been a few years but couldn’t remember how many.

I wish he did more live streams on YT rather than Patreon or whatever it is. I could watch him more often.

But I have the Live Storm Chasing crew that I watch regularly when there’s a lot going on.

The most nerve-wracking stream I’ve watched was Brett driving from Port St. Joe to Mexico Beach, slam into Hurricane Michael’s eye. I got dizzy a few times due to holding my breath. LOL

Yeah, that low humidity does make it feel cooler since your sweat can evaporate. We’ll be hoping for a breeze the next few days to give us any cooling we can get. I don’t need to go anywhere until the weekend, at least, but that’s when the rain chances are highest. And if it isn’t raining, it’s just going to be steamy.


31 posted on 05/11/2022 9:22:49 PM PDT by radu (God bless our military men and women, past and present)
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