Duke

[quote]Good thing [b]your[/b] not a detective, bad leads.[/quote] #alabamapublicschools...

Get fricked...

State can't throw and we're happy to grind this out. So of course it's moving along....

[quote]This board is a shitshow tonight[/quote] Everyone should have expected this kind of game. ...

Old people so angry. Though the number font isn't great ...

Front is through the area. Clouds hang around, so probably comfortable upper 60s with a breeze for the game. ...

Little rain now. Will move out soon with a nice cool dry north wind to follow. Field should be fine tonight....

[quote]WHERE would you go?[/quote] I only really know the Colorado resorts, but I'll second Copper Mountain since you'll all be learning. A little cheaper than Breckenridge, good ski school, and enough green runs to keep you busy. You could also travel to somewhere like Ski Cooper near Leadville ...

[quote]Scott is amazing when it comes to hurricane preparedness and response. I’d venture to say there are few elected officials better in the US.[/quote] He's got plenty of practice now. I'll say this, the level of alarm he sounded the Monday before the storm was great to see. It wasn't panic...

Looking out to the next ten days or so, seeing like an additional 8-14" possible over the hill country. So the high water issue is likely to linger into Halloween....

[quote]That’s odd since that part of Texas is usually drier than the southeastern part[/quote] Check the Eastern Pacific hurricane season thus far, and where they've been ending up for a huge chunk of the answer. ...

28 foot rise in like 12 hours. Geez....

[quote]what is causing it?[/quote] Moisture getting lifted over the cold air, drops a bunch of rain. ...

[quote]Triple that and you start getting pretty major tree damage among everything else the wind blows. I just don't think we get truly 75mph+ winds as often as the news people say we do. And when it actually happens the wind damage is clear.[/quote] There's some truth to this. Note too that the ...

They call that area the "forgotten coast" for a reason. ...

The NHC reports on a 1 minute basis. Also, note official measurements are taken about 30 feet off the ground. So it's likely there just aren't many official measurements to be had. On the ground, funnelling between buildings and what not can enhance what is being seen. ...

[quote]The breach at the cape is at the the stump hole. They removed the boulders before the storm. There has been talk in the past couple years of making an inlet there to help flush the bay, bc it has been suffering from freshwater runoffs from the icw and other small tributaries causing the scall...

Y'all have been warm for months now it seems. Water of the coast is too. ...

[quote]I think there is a huge difference between actually non stop winds of 100mph which to me is sustained. [/quote] Its the winds averaged over a minute. So a few huge gusts would raise the number relative to the "normal" wind. The video I've seen + the damage in eastern Panama City make that ...

It's stalling and washing out. Baton Rouge probably just on the edge of where it will get. It'll fade here too and we'll get some hot weather to end the week. There's a cold front that will push through this weekend though for all of us. It's October, more and more will actually make it through....