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BajaBlanca
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Looks like everyone will be spared! Life really is good.
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bajajudy
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We got sprinkles and no wind last night.
Very dark right now but still no wind
No wind would be nice. Rain I have no problem with.
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Hook
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Now swerving more to the east than even very recent predictions. May impact southern Sinaloa. Much closer to Mazatlan than expected but it will
probably be "only" a tropical depression.
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pauldavidmena
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The current forecast path is a beautiful view!
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Lee
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Some blue sky and sun peaking out in Pescadero, hasn't rainned since last night, think this is it. Strong South swell hitting the beaches.
Praise the storm gods.
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F*ck it.
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micah202
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Quote: Originally posted by pauldavidmena  | Damned if Sandra didn't jog a bit to the north to once again track toward the southern tip of Baja. Here's hoping there's time for one more correction
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...funny how the charts self-update,,looking all clear for Cabo now. Glad to see the strongest E pacific storm on record didn't hit
land! 
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Mexitron
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Fort Worth, TX broke the all time annual rainfall record of 53 inches this morning and there's still another couple days of rain incoming...
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BigOly
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pouring down rain in LB right now!
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Hook
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Bobitos for a few more weeks!!!!
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bajabuddha
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| Quote: Originally posted by Mexitron | | Fort Worth, TX broke the all time annual rainfall record of 53 inches this morning and there's still another couple days of rain incoming...
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Saw your buddy Bob's by-line on the blog today. You guys are getting whacked bigtime, and more to come. Could be worse; Lubbock is getting what
looks to be an ice storm outa this mess. That's the amazing part of late hurricanes; it's not just the category and wind, but the actual amount of
moisture carried, and then what it runs into. The freezing line is only about 50 miles north of us in Baja, New Mexico right now...... hope it stays
there. I swore off shoveling snow and mowing lawns in 1995, and haven't done much of either since.
Happy boating to work! 
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Hook
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Now a TS, but tracking much closer to the peninsula than expected only 24-36 hours ago. Significant rainfall still possible on the East Cape.
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CaboSur
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San Jose at 7:20am. Rained here all night with light winds, maybe an inch of rain so far . Looks like it's going to continue for a while
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Mexitron
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| Quote: Originally posted by bajabuddha | | Quote: Originally posted by Mexitron | | Fort Worth, TX broke the all time annual rainfall record of 53 inches this morning and there's still another couple days of rain incoming...
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Saw your buddy Bob's by-line on the blog today. You guys are getting whacked bigtime, and more to come. Could be worse; Lubbock is getting what
looks to be an ice storm outa this mess. That's the amazing part of late hurricanes; it's not just the category and wind, but the actual amount of
moisture carried, and then what it runs into. The freezing line is only about 50 miles north of us in Baja, New Mexico right now...... hope it stays
there. I swore off shoveling snow and mowing lawns in 1995, and haven't done much of either since.
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Icing line is just west in Abilene...38 degrees in Fort Worth. getting too close! Amazing how the moisture plume goes from Sandra all the way into
Labrador, Canada.
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Sweetwater
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It seems that more will be coming, this is the hottest Nino evah....Baja lines up directly in it's sights.
I wonder if the palm trees on the beach will survive.....?
It's now being called: The Mega Nino
Of course, it's those daggnabitt Scientists making these predictions and they believe in climate change.....
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