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pauldavidmena
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Our current weather in Cape Cod is being impacted by the remnants of Hurricane Michael, currently a pink blob hovering in the North Atlantic. It is
rumored to be making its way to the UK next!
[Edited on 10-12-2018 by BajaNomad]
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akmaxx
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Mulege 8 am. No flooding at all, maaybe a little wind damage somewhere. Water didn't touch malecon. Nothing like in the past.
Back to your coffee.
Peace,
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Juanita
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Wind has begun in San Ignacio and the
rain stopped. Have 3.5 inches in my rain gauge.
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pacificobob
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we plan to cross and drive the length of the peninsula tuesday. hoping for a positive road report before then. best of luck to all.
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David K
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Adios Sergio
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Russ
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No reports of damage but will know more later after a siesta.
Noon - after short siesta I got the windows washed and haven't heard of anymore damage reports. The road at the estuary got washed out and there is
about 18" of water to cross at almost high tide . Wind still blowing at 15 to 25mph SSW and there is still some large, for here, waves. Some big
clouds lingering but mostly sunny now.
[Edited on 10-12-2018 by Russ]
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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SFandH
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According to this model, it is still raining heavily over the mountains.
https://www.windy.com/-Rain-thunder-rain?rain,27.284,-110.97...
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Alm
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"Adios Sergio" -
when drawing conclusions from that Eeb/NOAA pictures of hurricane path, one should keep in mind the warning they usually post (don't see it this
time): Hurricane cone merely shows the path, life-threatening weather conditions may occur outside the cone.
Otherwise Bob would've had clear blue skies and people in BOLA wouldn't get any rain at all (but they did).
Thanks people for real-time reports. Looks like this one had fallen short of Odile.
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bonanzaman
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Adios, Sergio
No comparison here to Odile which was a full force Hurricane....Sergio was downgraded to a Tropical Storm 3 days ago......
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SFandH
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Just got a facebook message from a buddy in Mulege. From what he said Sergio is a Mulege nothingburger.
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Bob and Susan
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on the bay in mulege…
we had 3 inches of rain water
50mph highest wind
it's over for now...wind is about 15mph
window covers are off on our unit
time to dry up
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mtnpop
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Quote: Originally posted by SFandH  | Just got a facebook message from a buddy in Mulege. From what he said Sergio is a Mulege nothingburger.
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Same news here, just received an email with a couple of pics of the estuary and Carlos' racing bar, the estuary was up into the parking lot across
the super slab in front but not up to the concrete. also word from contact in the Orchard that all was well for the valley pretty much. Me thinks
the crazy part will be negotiating the drive down in a week or so...
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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bonanzaman
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Same news here, just received an email with a couple of pics of the estuary and Carlos' racing bar, the estuary was up into the parking lot across
the super slab in front but not up to the concrete. also word from contact in the Orchard that all was well for the valley pretty much. Me thinks
the crazy part will be negotiating the drive down in a week or so...
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Me thinks, you thinks right, Ross.....so no skimping on the Hiway 5 road report after you go down it!!
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AKgringo
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I am guessing that Shari, and Blanca have lost internet service. It was not too reliable when I was there in March, with no weather events!
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
"Could do better if he tried!" Report card comments from most of my grade school teachers. Sadly, still true!
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Alm
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"Was downgraded"? Let's not get carried away, figuratively and (God forbid) literally.
It was downgraded to tropical storm 3 days ago, yes, and the translation is "HEAVY RAIN"  . Some people got soaked, as I understand.
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MrBillM
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One Thing is Certain
When you live in one of nature's Danger Zones.
There will be another and THAT one may be IT !
But, so what !
If you lose it all and die, it will have been worth it. Nothing good lasts forever. Besides, if you're dead, nothing matters, anyway.
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Hook
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Looks like it was a double-double, meat and cheese in San Carlos, Sonora. Power has been out for 3-5 hours. Last reports were of rain falling at
around 3/4 in/HOUR and gusts to 55 mph.
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bajabuddha
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Here's hoping Shari and Blanca survived Serge's surge. Fingers crossed; they took a direct hit.
I don't have a BUCKET LIST, but I do have a F***- IT LIST a mile long!
86 - 45*
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SFandH
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The hurricane prediction models did a pretty good job with Sergio. I've been watching for at least the past 10 days and the predicted path was right
on the money. The decrease from a hurricane to a tropical storm was also accurate, and it appears the wind speeds and rainfall amounts were also good
from about 4 days out.
The only inaccuracy was initially the storm was predicted to make landfall on Saturday morning, not this morning. But that prediction got better the
closer it got.
This is the website I used. It has it all. Lots of options on the right side menu, a time slider at the bottom, and more options on the lower right I
haven't explored yet. Plus you can zoom in and out.
https://www.windy.com/?25.086,-109.995,5
[Edited on 10-12-2018 by SFandH]
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JZ
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Video from San Carlos on the mainland.
https://youtu.be/73OCNTKEBLg
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