re: Harvey ***Catastrophic Flooding Event***

Does salinity levels in the gulf rise when there's a hurricane above it?

I think at this point Louisiana needs to take it very seriously too because it's headed our way and if it kicks out into the gulf it could get really ugly. The only positive side is the models seem to push it up much faster once it hits Louisiana but that's not exactly positive when it has days to ravage the coast.

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that is not backed up by any formal weather training or education)

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The less the better for this thread it seems

You're so butthurt.

Did I see correctly on the latest gfs they have it stalling ubyil next Friday until it finally falls apart??

Easy, stout. I at least made it sound like I was joking back. You sound SERIOUS

Does it appear to be not going in as far inland on the last run? If it doesn't go on land would that be worse for everyone considering that the real threat is usually rain?

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Whenever Peej says not to worry.

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PJ:

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No worries for the U.S. mainland

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Welp...

GRT let's party, watch the saints, then fight. Your wife and children will be fine.