Here we go again

mgphl52 · Post by **mgphl52** » Oct 9th, '20, 20:02

Capt Hook

Glad to hear your clear of the bad snot but I really feel for the folks west of you.
A 1-2 punch like this within 6 weeks is brutal!
Needless to say, we have come through fine so far in Niceville with just a minor rise in water level.
Of course, I'm sure that's only because i moved KAYLA a mile away to an H-hole Tuesday...

I also hope our members from Pensacola to NOLA are recovering OK from Sally.

Sea Hunt Video · Post by **Sea Hunt Video** » Oct 19th, '20, 11:36

This has really been an amazing year

If this goes on much further we will run out of Greek names and we will be counting and naming tropical systems on our toes.

30 November cannot come soon enough.

mgphl52 · Post by **mgphl52** » Oct 19th, '20, 16:01

Sea Hunt Video wrote:30 November cannot come soon enough.

Unfortunately, Mother Nature doesn't always "respect" our calendar...

Capt Hook · Post by **Capt Hook** » Oct 19th, '20, 16:41

Mike,
At least Epsilon is not headed our way.

Sea Hunt Video · Post by **Sea Hunt Video** » Oct 20th, '20, 13:47

mgphl52 wrote:
Sea Hunt Video wrote:30 November cannot come soon enough.
Unfortunately, Mother Nature doesn't always "respect" our calendar...

Mike: I agree 110%

wikakaru · Post by **wikakaru** » Oct 21st, '20, 05:16

Things these days seem different than the 100-year average shown above, with more storms both during and outside of the official "season" than there used to be. Check this out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_o ... hurricanes. I didn't realize that there have been 4 Atlantic hurricanes in January. Whoa!

--Jim

Capt Hook · Post by **Capt Hook** » Oct 23rd, '20, 09:47

https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo.php?basin=atlc&fdays=5

mgphl52 · Post by **mgphl52** » Oct 23rd, '20, 11:43

Yep! I'm leaving KAYLA in the H-hole till this one passes...

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John Stone · Post by **John Stone** » Oct 23rd, '20, 14:49

I’ll be glad when this season is over.

mgphl52 · Post by **mgphl52** » Oct 23rd, '20, 15:03

John Stone wrote:I’ll be glad when this season is over.

Yep! I reckon there's quite few use that feel the same way.

Sea Hunt Video · Post by **Sea Hunt Video** » Oct 24th, '20, 15:28

With the exception of a few TDYs, I have lived in South Florida since circa 1965. This has been, and unfortunately continues to be, an amazing hurricane season.

John Stone · Post by **John Stone** » Oct 24th, '20, 16:46

That’s an incredible graphic. Brings new meaning to the term “hurricane alley.”

Capt Hook · Post by **Capt Hook** » Oct 24th, '20, 17:21

This is getting old.

https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphi ... e#contents

Capt Hook · Post by **Capt Hook** » Oct 24th, '20, 17:22

The only good think is the Hs turn to S before landfall.

But I'm not banking on that.

mgphl52 · Post by **mgphl52** » Oct 24th, '20, 20:29

Well... I moved KAYLA to a safe hole when Delta was forming and approaching with the panhandle in the cone. As it turned out, all we got was some higher than normal water. Since we're still waiting for some pilings to be replaced and rebuilding some of our dock, I decided to leave KAYLA in the hole.

And now I'm hoping that by having her very secure, potential Zeta will avoid us as well...

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