Here we go again

[Sea Hunt Video]

Roberto,

What's going on down in your neighorhood now?

You brewing up something to send to Cuba then recalling it?

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

That's accurate. Fortunately, NHC/NOAA projects it to remain a rain event only. Fingers crossed.

Looks like NOLA is going to get A LOT of rain and wind gusts from TD Beta. Stay safe.

[mgphl52]

Breaking records can be fun... but not this one!
2005 had the most named storms so far recorded (28, 15 which became hurricanes).
The last was Zeta at the end of December.
However, we are currently on track to "possibly" blow that record off the books!
In 2005 Rita ran from 9/18~9/26, then Stan, Tammy, Vince, Wilma, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, Epsilon & Zeta...
We are already at Beta in mid September.

[Capt Hook]

Roberto,

Is the hair on your neck laying down again?

I don't see ANYTHING in the tropics right now.

I'm not missing following NHC bulletins.

[mgphl52]

OMG! Roberto, did you shave your neck

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[Sea Hunt Video]

Captain Hook and Mike:

I can't even get a haircut let alone shave my neck.

Sadly, I think it may be too soon to break out the champagne bottles (or Guinness bottles ) We still technically have 2 months to go. Historically, October is almost as "active" as August. Fingers crossed.

[Sea Hunt Video]

This is a very nice aerial photo with excellent resolution. The words are also very soothing, even if only temporary.

[Capt Hook]

Robeerto,

Please shave your neck.

[mgphl52]

... now that the hurricanes have quieted down.

Shhh... don't type that too loud, it might encourage them

See! I told ya so...

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[mgphl52]

And the beat goes on... Roberto, PLEASE shave those neck hairs!!!

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[mgphl52]

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[Sea Hunt Video]

Yep, here we go again

Like I said back on 24 September, October is as dangerous as August. Once a system forms in that area it is almost a 100% guarantee to hit land - somewhere. This year it looks like La., Miss., Al., and the panhandle of Florida are Mother Nature's chosen sites.

[Capt Hook]

This s**t is getting old.
The only good thing is if we're in the bull's eye five days out, there's a good chance it won't hit us and will go somewhere else.

[mgphl52]

Very F***ing old!
Here's the GFS model for 4 1/2 days out...
So, if your logic holds true David & I are sitting in the bulls eye...

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[S/V Ethan Grey]

Not excited about this.

BTW, this is at my doc right now from the last one that came through:

[mgphl52]

Not excited about this.

BTW, this is at my doc right now from the last one that came through:

OMG! I can only guess they had their stern tied way to tight...