People get into the Cat this or that - but I lived 40 miles from saltwater all my life - and owned bay homes etc … A slow moving Cat 1 can pump a crazy amount of water on an area in no time …Yep. These storms have lots of energy.
Yes. I drove by some of this today. We have had more rain from hurricanes, but its always been closer to the coast where it just turns the streets into rivers and runs back out to sea. The places flooding now are 40 miles inland - the lowcountry swamps. Entrapped area's with nowhere for the water to go. Some of these places I assume will stay till it evaporates at this point, and given it rained again today, its going to be a while. I saw some stuff I wish I didn't - like modest homes and cars flooded.People get into the Cat this or that - but I lived 40 miles from saltwater all my life - and owned bay homes etc … A slow moving Cat 1 can pump a crazy amount of water on an area in no time …
Sure - look at the Houston area and Harvey - we had lots of folks detour through my little village as the main river covered the freeway - our dealership sold about 10 new lifted trucks in 2 daysYes. I drove by some of this today. We have had more rain from hurricanes, but its always been closer to the coast where it just turns the streets into rivers and runs back out to sea. The places flooding now are 40 miles inland - the lowcountry swamps. Entrapped area's with nowhere for the water to go. Some of these places I assume will stay till it evaporates at this point, and given it rained again today, its going to be a while. I saw some stuff I wish I didn't - like modest homes and cars flooded.
Not as impressive, but I’m flying into Halifax today and Hurricane Ernesto will be sweeping by on Monday. It will be hitting Bermuda shortly as a category 2.Sorry to all my Camp Lejune brothers out there....the green weenie strikes again
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