2024 Tropical

[MolliesMaster]

No thank you.

[billbuster84]

As bad as I hate to see it, in my line of work, it’s not bad for business. Double edged sword, if you may


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[JABIII]

Latest rain forecast models are sucky with a predicted stall.

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GFS-

[JABIII]

Statewide-

[DRDUCK]

Damn!!! I hope not. Guess they want be hollering drought no more.

[Tater]

[JABIII]

In my experience, you can usually put a decimal in between those large forecast totals and get closer to what we see at ground zero, but every once in a while...

[Tater]

I just like saying “the cone…..of UNCERTAINTY!!” in a dramatic voice.

[JABIII]

[Catdaddy]

They always go east of the projected model line.

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[Buckin Bronco]

Edisto is going to be fun.

[Frank1]

My pond got full enough to run over the overfill portion about 6" deep yesterday, almost back to normal today. Been on tractor repairing my driveway this morning. Preparing for later this week...

[Catdaddy]

Just made a 90 mile roundtrip to tie two gheenoes to trees along the swamp.


It's going to take two days to move from Charleston to Florence.

[Drylok]

Gonna have to do a refresh on that dove numbers thread after this is done with.

[We Jeep Inn]

Edisto is going to be fun.

Leaf spring is broken on the trailer so the boat will have to ride this one out under the house (300 block). We have some lagoon drainage problems so if we get the rain they are talking about, and the storm stalls, we will have some problems at high tide. We had 3-4 ft under the house during Mathew/Irma. My sister lives in Wyndam and I have talked to a few other folks that live on the island, at this point it's like the rest of the storms, wait and see. Wind won't be the problem, it will be water. Hopefully JAB, or anyone else with 1st hand knowledge, can give us updates on here as this thing rolls through.

[JABIII]

Leaf spring is broken on the trailer so the boat will have to ride this one out under the house (300 block). We have some lagoon drainage problems so if we get the rain they are talking about, and the storm stalls, we will have some problems at high tide. We had 3-4 ft under the house during Mathew/Irma. My sister lives in Wyndam and I have talked to a few other folks that live on the island, at this point it's like the rest of the storms, wait and see. Wind won't be the problem, it will be water. Hopefully JAB, or anyone else with 1st hand knowledge, can give us updates on here as this thing rolls through.

PM me your cell and I will check in...

[Tater]

500 year flood lines are gonna be changing. Everyone in the 26-95-Savannah river-Atlantic Ocean box will be getting a call from an insurance company that is going to require them to pay up only to have the insurance company find a reason not to ever pay out on any claims.

[We Jeep Inn]

500 year flood lines are gonna be changing. Everyone in the 26-95-Savannah river-Atlantic Ocean will be getting a call from an insurance company that is going to require them to pay up only to have the insurance company find a reason not to ever pay out on any claims.

This started with Hugo for us... The insurance companies will cover everything except wind and water damage. WTF do ya think a hurricane in made of....

[Tater]

Yep.

[Duck Tape]

Headed to the store for sand bags.