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We have those lights that you can mount on the wall (we don't have ours on the wall though) and you just have to push them. They're pretty bright. I just hope we have some batteries in case we need them.
Sonia
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We have those lights that you can mount on the wall (we don't have ours on the wall though) and you just have to push them. They're pretty bright. I just hope we have some batteries in case we need them.
Thanks S y... perfect... the HEB by my house is still at 2.49 according to Ferd45 haha.
I'm going to go see for myself.
Better do it now before it hits $2.75.
You better drive as fast as you can before it changes!
I'm not gonig to believe the NAM untill I see some verification on the track.
If you look on weather.com, it seems to my layperson's eye that it is weakening and just looking like a big storm, rather than an organized hurricane. Wishful thinking on my part?
It is weakening, but it has a long way to go befoer its not a big storm. Don't read too much into that.
Looking at the latest satellite images it looks like Rita is strengthening.
Yeah, she's getting her together.
GOTDAMMIT RITA, YOU STUPID , WOULD YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND ALREADY!!!!!!
Sorry, I had to get that out. Carry on.
god must be a she.
Didn't drive fast enough. It was 2.63...so I ended up getting gas a diamond shamrock at 2.59.
Aren't you people screwing around with 2nd-order variations, when the hurricane, as depicted by NHC, has been "on the rails" into Port Arthur for nearly a day now?
Oh , now I've seen everything...
It's not enough that it won't let go of that left turn at the coast...nooooooo...now the damn thing SPLITS IN TWO once it reaches Central TX...
I don't know whether toor
This storm is giving me fits.
Have you posted a link to the site you are referring to in the last 40 pages?
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/
Right now we're talking about the NAM 18UTC run for 23 Sep
The GFS 18UTC run will be starting soon...
Travis, the NAM brings her right over San Antonio in 3 days.
area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Corpus Christi Tx
327 Pm Cdt Fri Sep 23 2005
.long-term (saturday Night Through Friday)...will Keep Forecast Dry
Areawide By Saturday Night With The Thinking That The More Northerly
Motion And Dry Air On The Western Side Of Rita Will Limit Feeder
Bands Across Our Area. Expect Hot And Dry Conditions On Sunday And
Monday With Record Temps Possible. Forecast Becomes Increasingly
Difficult As Various Guidance Products Significantly Diverge. the
Gfs/nam Stall The Remnants Of Rita Out Near Shreveport...then
Breaking Off And Retrograding Back To The Southwest Down The Middle
Texas Coast. Other Solutions Hint At The Trof In The West Moving
Into The Plains And Picking Up The System...ejecting It To The
Northeast. Will Side Closer To The Gfs For Now And Show 20-30
Percent Pops Tue And Wednesday To Account For This Scenario. Most
Guidance Products Are Hinting At A Cold Front By Early Thursday
Across The Area. Will Undercut Guidance On Thu-fri With Northeast
Winds. Expect Some Showers Along The Frontal Boundary On Thursday
But Will Dry Things Out For Friday.
area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Austin/san Antonio Tx
304 Pm Cdt Fri Sep 23 2005
.discussion...
Hurricane Rita Still Fcst To Make Landfall Saturday Morning Somewhere
Along The Upper Texas Coast/southwest Louisiana. Please Refer To The
Latest Advisories From The National Hurricane Center.
The Current Track Of Rita Will Keep Much Of South Central Texas
Dry. Will Continue With A Chance Of Pcpn For The Far Eastern
Counties On Saturday...blending With The Wx Grids From Fwd...hgx
And Crp. Will Post A Wind Advisory On Saturday For Those Counties
Along And East Of The I-37/i-35 Corridor. Sustained Winds Of 25 To
35 Mph Will Be Possible Across The Advisory Area As Rita Moves
Inland.
Gfs Mos Temps Look Too Warm For Saturday East Of The I-35/i-37
Corridor...even Though The Cwfa Will Continue On The Subsident Side
Of The Hurricane. Feel Increasing Mid And High Level Cloudiness
Will Moderate The Warming On Saturday Across The Eastern Half Of
The Cwfa. Winds And Humidities Will Be Approching Red Flag
Criteria On Saturday. Will Mention On The Fwf Product But Not
Issue A Watch Attm.
attm Rita Is Fcst To Move Slowly Northward Across East Texas And
Then Stall Over The Arklatex Sunday And Monday. Model Solutions Are
Divergent On What To Do With The Remnants Of Rita. Gfs Loops The
Remnants Southward Across Lousiana Into The Gulf Monday And
Tuesday...while The Nam Slides The Remnants Southwest Back Towards
The Upper And Middle Texas Coasts On Monday. Due To Low Confidence
In These Solutions Will Maintain The Current Fcst For Days 4 Thu 7.
&&
.preliminary Point Temps/pops...
Austin Camp Mabry 75 93 76 98 / 10 20 20 10
Austin Bergstrom Intl Airport 77 92 73 95 / 10 20 20 10
Del Rio Intl Airport 76 101 73 100 / 10 10 10 10
San Antonio Intl Airport 74 96 74 97 / 10 10 10 10
Wanna pull up the San Angelo discussion?
Wanna pull up the San Angelo discussion?
So this NAM model is basically saying that it's going to hit the south tip of Galveston Island and head due West after landfall?
That doesn't seem right.
As of 4pm CDT Rita has winds of 125mph with gusts to 155mph and the minimum pressure is 930mb
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