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BigBearRider
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Impressive waves, Russ!
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mooose29
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Russ
Thank you for the pictures and updates today. Stay safe and dry we are thinking of you guys.
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chivatojoe
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Windyty has it just passing by now with winds out of the north west at 41 kts and a total of 6.1 inches of rain so far. I do believe that the worst of
it may have passed. Here's hoping. Thanks for the in person reports .Sorry you always have to be the hurricane man, but you do a terrific job. Glad to
have you there. Be there Friday Saturday roads permitting...
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BornFisher
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Hope all is well and the rain in Baja has more benefits than damage.
Russ-- love the weather station, keep `em coming!!
Warning to Arizona and New Mexico--- don`t sit under an apple tree when Newton passes!!!
"When you catch a fish, you open the door of happiness."
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Gulliver
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I'm seeing some Facebook pictures of Mulege looking at the big bridge. Maybe three feet less than Odile. Let's see. We had nine feet in the house back
then. Six feet deep this time?
We are much, much better prepared this time. Everything is stored on high ground and the window and door protections I built look like Hitler's
bunker.
Hope springs eternal.
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Zola
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Here on the west coast at San Juanico we had steady rains from mid-day onwards, sometimes it became a driving downpour. We also had breezy winds that
occasionally became stiff, tropical storm winds. We have more water this time than when TS Blanca came through in June, 2015. I have a small,
temporary pond that begins right at my front door, I hope it evaporates soon. The winds have subsided.
The region sorely needed the rain. I hope everyone stayed dry and safe.
“Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple.” Dr. Seuss
“Never wrestle with pigs. You both get dirty and the pig likes it.” George Bernard Shaw
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motoged
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Some more news:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/hurricane-newton-mexico-1.3749115
Don't believe everything you think....
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chuckie
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Pics and vids over on TB
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Russ
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Good morning All. Hope everyone is okay and without damage.
Too dark to assess any damage but I think I came out okay. I'm a little surprised the Excede dish survived. I went to bed to read awhile last night
around 9:30 when the winds were still quiet. That didn't last long and the wind from the back side of Newton arrived with gusto but very little rain.
I wasn't very concerned until I heard a huge noise and saw the wind had hit 40mph or better. I looked thru the windows with a flash light and couldn't
see anything out of place. I looked at my neighbors roof the best I could and it was fine. I scanned his front yard and his 21' Parker is now resting
(on the trailer) on the bulk head. Missed his stairs by inches. I'm pretty sure there is no damage and will be able to pull it off the bulkhead
without a problem. Photos after sunrise Tom. Haven't seen my boat house doors or the beach yet. I'm sure our road in is not passable and I will take
the Polaris out to look today or tomorrow.
[Edited on 9-7-2016 by Russ]
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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Meany
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Good Morning Russ. Glad to here you and Mason are fine. Sounds like a wild one. Can't wait for pictures.
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mtnpop
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tried to call our worker in town this morning got voice mail,,, guessing that cell service is down for now... Web cam in our park went down about 6 or
so last night... didn't look bad at that point but me thinks the brunt hit later in the night as usual...
sounds like we take cleanup supplies down once again...
take care all our friends and neighbors...
Common sense is a flower that doesn\'t grow in everyone\'s garden.....
A wise man once spoke nothing.....
Never kick a cow chip on a hot day!!
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BajaMama
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Hey Russ, we lost our roof during Jimena, we are one north of fish camp, let us know if any thing bad happened! Thank you so much for all the
updates, see you early October.
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Russ
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I'll Start a Punta Chivato After Norman when I can this morning. Haven't had a chance to get out yet and photobucket it really slow.
I have telcel service.
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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Doug/Vamonos
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Light rain at Bahia last night. Barely. Cloudy but not menacing.
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rts551
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Quote: Originally posted by shari  | looks like it's crossing rather quickly which is great for taking the rain with it...when they slow down and stall is when the water wreaks
havoc...keep the reports coming Russ!
That satellite photo above really demonstrates how we at the heel of the peninsula really stick out into the ocean and storms often just graze our
shores with the outer bands..like fog too...sticking out seems to be a good thing for us! And thank goodness for cooler ocean temps as storms get
tempted across to the other side attracted by the heat.
Newton is a classic storm...locals are always warning...hurricanes can whip up fast and accelerate all of a sudden...and stall and dump alot of
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No rai n in Abreojos! We need some
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David K
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Didn't stay in Baja long!
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Clouseaus
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| Quote: Originally posted by Russ | I'll Start a Punta Chivato After Norman when I can this morning. Haven't had a chance to get out yet and photobucket it really slow.
I have telcel service. |
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Clouseaus
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Thanks Russ for being our "Man on the Ground"
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shari
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Mood: there is no reality except the one contained within us "Herman Hesse"
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While Russ had this yesterday afternoon, this was the conditions on the pacside at Bahia Asuncion at sunset.
and from my back door
and the laundry report
no rain...but it did blow about 25 knots last night.
Now for some road reports please...and I sure hope Mulege and San Ignacio didnt have too much flooding. Clean up time for many.
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amigobaja
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Anyone have info on flood levels in mulege? Did Sauls get wet?
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