BajaNomad

I love Lowell

bajajudy - 9-12-2008 at 07:13 AM

74 on my porch this morning!
Has it cooled down this much where you are in Baja?

DENNIS - 9-12-2008 at 07:16 AM

Sounds comfy, Judy. Yesterday here, I actually had to put on a coat in the AM but, by around 10 it was Pacifico weather. Looks the same today.

oxxo - 9-12-2008 at 07:18 AM

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Originally posted by bajajudy
74 on my porch this morning!
Has it cooled down this much where you are in Baja?


I'm 10 miles from Judy, on the beach. 71F this morning at 7am with a cloudless sky.

bajajudy - 9-12-2008 at 07:20 AM

My apologies to those in Sinaloa. I just read that they have had some real problems with flooding from Lowell.

Oso - 9-12-2008 at 07:25 AM

Just across the river from Baja, nice enough today. Badazz thunderstorm yesterday dumped a lot of water, took a few trees down, blew some roofing off. Add to last week's storm and we've had more rain than probably in the last 5 years, cumulatively. The Yuma desert here is not like Baja or the Sonoran desert around Tucson. No saguaro, mezquite, ocotillo etc. (except where planted & watered), mostly just sand and creosote bushes. But it won't be long now before we have a nice carpet of purple nama, sprinkled here and there with ajo lillies.

DENNIS - 9-12-2008 at 07:25 AM

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Originally posted by oxxo
I'm 10 miles from Judy, on the beach. 71F this morning at 7am with a cloudless sky.


What? No smog?:lol::lol:

shari - 9-12-2008 at 07:31 AM

Wow, cooled off significantly here last night...even used a light blanket! So nice to have our normal weather back. Swell is starting to reside too and birddog & rbrivers are out looking for dorado as I type.

CaboRon - 9-12-2008 at 08:15 AM

Todos Santos

We cooled down to 74 F last night,

Right now it is 78 F , It's a beautiful morning,

I am trying to catch up with the weeds , which have really been growing ...

Yahoo News this morning stated that Lowell is now in Texas

"Texans were getting hit from both sides, as the remnants of Tropical Storm Lowell, a Pacific system, dumped nearly 8 inches of rain on Lubbock in 24 hours, flooding homes and roads"

CaboRon

Russ - 9-12-2008 at 09:01 AM

71º also in Punta Chivato this morning. 80º at 10am and the little biters are out. also small gnats that love to get in your nose, ears & eyes. NO wind!

Diver - 9-12-2008 at 09:12 AM

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Originally posted by Russ
71º also in Punta Chivato this morning. 80º at 10am and the little biters are out. also small gnats that love to get in your nose, ears & eyes. NO wind!


Sounds like a good time to be a mile offshore ! :light:

Skeet/Loreto - 9-12-2008 at 11:52 AM

Lubbock Texas_ Home of Mac Davis, Buddy Holly and Texas Tech!

I was right in the Middle of that Rain yesterday! It is hard to beleive the actions of People when it rains that much in 24 Hours on a Flat Surface.!!
For those who are unlearned about Lubbock, it is located 106 miles South of Amarillo. Surrounded by Cottonfields, Hay,Arizona Maise. Home to Texas Tech{My one and only Uncle on my Fathers side left them 5 Million Dollars} Didn't leave me a Dime.!

Lubbock is a good town, just bad drivers when it rains more than an Inch an Hour!!

Skeet/Loreto

Bruce R Leech - 9-12-2008 at 01:04 PM

as I have been saying for years Hurricanes bring much more benefits than destruction. the destruction only happens when people build in the wrong place or not good enough. most of the water that makes Baja ca. Sur livable comes from Hurricanes. it is nice when we get a gental storm sutch as Lowell, we need more like that

Cypress - 9-12-2008 at 01:16 PM

Hurricane? John and Julio were tropical storms/depressions, big thunderstorms. "Ike", is a Hurricane. Tomorrow morning, we'll be able to see the effects of a real Hurricane.:no:

Osprey - 9-12-2008 at 02:38 PM

Group Email: to the millions of hurricane survivors worldwide who have lost their whole families, eveything they own:

Bruce says "Hurricanes are good for everyone who built in the right place with the right materials"

CaboRon - 9-12-2008 at 02:46 PM

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Originally posted by Osprey
Group Email: to the millions of hurricane survivors worldwide who have lost their whole families, eveything they own:

Bruce says "Hurricanes are good for everyone who built in the right place with the right materials"


Bruce evidently suffers from Myopia :lol:

I hope they leave their computers turned on.

Dave - 9-12-2008 at 02:51 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Osprey
Group Email: to the millions of hurricane survivors worldwide who have lost their whole families, eveything they own:

Bruce says "Hurricanes are good for everyone who built in the right place with the right materials"

Bruce R Leech - 9-12-2008 at 03:03 PM

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Originally posted by CaboRon
Quote:
Originally posted by Osprey
Group Email: to the millions of hurricane survivors worldwide who have lost their whole families, eveything they own:

Bruce says "Hurricanes are good for everyone who built in the right place with the right materials"


Bruce evidently suffers from Myopia :lol:


this is one of the nice Nomads:?: