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Bob and Susan
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hurricane FRANK...only...
looks like it may slow later in the week...
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Bob and Susan
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lots of humidity here in mulege
but still not alot of clouds
84 outside and hot
82 inside and cool
how can 2 degrees make such a differance
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woody with a view
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frank will fizzle offshore west of cabo. should kick up the surf tho....
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mulegemichael
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sorry, bob...abductor and i got carried away on the other thread..
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DENNIS
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Strange weather. We're fogged in at the moment. The weather changes so little here I don't even have an outside thermometer.
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vandenberg
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob and Susan
lots of humidity here in mulege
but still not alot of clouds
84 outside and hot
82 inside and cool
how can 2 degrees make such a differance |
The A/C takes the humidity out of the air, whch makes that 2 degree difference feel like 15.
We keep all the doors and windows closed at all times during those dogdays of summer. Actual temperatures inside not much different from outside , but
feels a lot cooler. Run the A/C only after 3 to 4pm and in bedroom all night. Have an electric bill to prove it. 
Running it 24/7 would break me.
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mulegemichael
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frank sure seems to be curling around back at us now...scary as hell
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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Pescador
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| Quote: | Originally posted by vandenberg
| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob and Susan
lots of humidity here in mulege
but still not alot of clouds
84 outside and hot
82 inside and cool
how can 2 degrees make such a differance |
The A/C takes the humidity out of the air, whch makes that 2 degree difference feel like 15.
We keep all the doors and windows closed at all times during those dogdays of summer. Actual temperatures inside not much different from outside , but
feels a lot cooler. Run the A/C only after 3 to 4pm and in bedroom all night. Have an electric bill to prove it.
Running it 24/7 would break me. |
I have three older window type AC's and set them on 80 degrees, Economy setting, and supplement a little with fans to keep the air moving. My Elec
bill has been very reasonable with this type of setting. If I am fishing, I usually only leave on the bedroom but if I am home and doing things, then
I might run all three during the afternoon. But I am very comfortable, find it not that bad when I go outdoors , and electric bill runs under $60 for
the month during the hottest part of summer.
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Russ
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Thur. AM update
Appears to be weakening and by Tues. AM will just be an afterthought.
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mulegemichael
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gawd, i hope you're right, russ...we sure don't need another one this year
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Bob and Susan
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if the rains crosses the mountains
you guys on the river could get flooded again
it might turn north
and just "make waves"
we're starting to "batten down"
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Bob and Susan
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afternoon update...
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Bob and Susan
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partly cloudy here
bay is flat
outside is choppy
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Bajahowodd
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Based upon that last photo posted, I gotta go with Russ. This thing doesn't look very well defined, even considering where it is presently located.
The water on the Pacific side up past Cabo is much cooler than the water South of Cabo or in the SOC. I don't think it stands a chance to be anything
more than showers.
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shari
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thanks for the onsight weather reports...keep them coming por favor.
It is clear, and hot and muggy for here...probably in the high 80's today, no wind, swell is down from yesterday and looks around 6-8'...the guys are
out diving and fishing...big yellowtail at san roque island reported.
party planning mode for bajagypsies going away bash at "The Shed" this afternoon BBQ yellowtail and sirena & adrian's pizza, beth's brownies,
zoe's salad etc etc....same old same old...except for Mr.Gypsy has promised his famous Wasabi Ceasars...hmmm
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Russ
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12:45 pm ~ wind ENE @ 20+ ~ clear ~ 92º ~ 81%hum ~ Barometer steady ~124º heat index
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Referencing other thread, now closed:
http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=47395
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bajabass
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A tad warm and muggy Russ?
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shari
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it's real hot and muggy here today...ewww...Frank's projected path is kinda interesting. This was the same path Jimena took and she had us pretty
worried. Looks like Frank will tone it down by the time he blows up our way but ya never know. Seems that when the projected path is between Tortugas
& Abreojos...the storms scream over to the other side looking for warm water and sparing us but trashing others.
Looks like some rain clouds over the mid-lower baja this afternoon...any updates?
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