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bowser
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Does any one know what's happening in BOLA? Ever since Odile it has been a lot more intense being NOB when the storms hit and not knowing what is
going on.
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Alm
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Bowser, you must've typed at the same time with me. "looks" like there is less water than during Odille.
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bajaric
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Looks like she went right up the spine, weather dot com sat around noon thirty 09/02 showing band of heavy rainfall extending from Gonzaga across to
the mainland and heading west towards San Quintin and out to sea in a northwest direction. Here in metro San Diego 15 miles inland it is 95 - 102 in
the shade depending on what thermometer I am looking at; Lydia, come on up here and cool things off a little, please.
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David K
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On Facebook, Mary at Playa Mexico (between San Felipe and Puertecitos) posted photos of very stormy beach conditions. Just a day earlier photos from
Vern at El Vergel showed beautiful weather. How quickly it changes!
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Udo
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Thanks for your updates, DK.
You do have some good contacts in Baja.
Quote: Originally posted by David K  | | On Facebook, Mary at Playa Mexico (between San Felipe and Puertecitos) posted photos of very stormy beach conditions. Just a day earlier photos from
Vern at El Vergel showed beautiful weather. How quickly it changes! |
Udo
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Alm
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The problem with most of these towns - no flood pathways. In BOLA Odlie filled that big dry lake above the air strip, and then it emptied through the
gully, following the main road to town as a pathway. All they need is a flood channel from that lake to somewhere near sandspit with that little
lighthouse. In 40-50 years maybe they will build.
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Beagle
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Any reports coming in yet from San Juanico? Thank you
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tehag
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Loreto
Lots of nice rain here. Some wind gusts near hurricane strength. Power outages and some damage. Road is cut 22 miles south. Road north has mudslides
and lots of rocks for the 40m miles or so that we went today. Feds are discouraging car travel in both directions. San Javier road is good until the
cave-painting arroyo, then iffy as far as the big curve, where it is very bad. There are crews and gear at work up there. We are going to try again
tonight, I'll post tomorrow.
The Red-spotted Toads are singing, "Gonna be GREEN and BUGGY real soon."
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bajabuddha
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| Quote: Originally posted by Alm |
Any suggestions on how to prevent periodic flooding of this town without "gringo" flood-control measures?
[Edited on 9-2-2017 by Alm] |
I have one..... just like the tried and true way of getting rid of goatheads and morning glories.......
MOVE.
Or, call in a professional City Planner, pay him a minimum of $50k (US) for 2 weeks' work to re-design the City's infrastructure and run-off
management, plot out a viable run-off system and flood control plan, then file a grant application for funding and implementation. Other than that,
y'er in Baja. SOS, DD. Life goes on as usual.
I don't have a BUCKET LIST, but I do have a F***- IT LIST a mile long!
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Beagle
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Why does even a Storm and road report thread have to get fu#$ed up with D-Bags bickering at each other over who thinks they know more useless sh!t
than the other? Can't you even leave one thread alone without vomiting all over it?
Some people might actually be perusing this thread to get some useful info. Why not (if even for your own little bit of dignity) take it to private
messages? Damn, I'm embarrassed for you.
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Sr.vienes
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OK Beagle I'll stay on point. Got a report (third hand and kinda sketchy) our place between Leonero and La Ribera is still there. Power and phone is
non existent or spotty at best no, power in Los Barlilles, and a lot of washed out roads. No one said anything about homes damaged. If anyone has more
I would like to hear it.
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billklaser
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I am one user interested in up to date road reports of possible damage. I am planning on driving to Loreto in a day or two. I find the irresponsible
crap irritating and a distraction. Please stay on point. Thank You
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norte
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not much in terms of road reports here, see if you can find another site. Last I heard road was closed in multiple spots.
http://www.bcsnoticias.mx/lluvias-de-lidia-provocan-cortes-c...
[Edited on 9-3-2017 by norte]
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billklaser
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Thanks for proving my point. My God!
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Alm
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| Quote: Originally posted by billklaser | | I am one user interested in up to date road reports of possible damage. I am planning on driving to Loreto in a day or two. |
I would wait at least a day or two AFTER the rain has stopped, and it (probably) rains in North Baja right now. Here it looks like the road at Catavina is gone. Disregard the usual BN crapola.
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LancairDriver
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| Quote: Originally posted by Alm | | Quote: Originally posted by billklaser | | I am one user interested in up to date road reports of possible damage. I am planning on driving to Loreto in a day or two. |
I would wait at least a day or two AFTER the rain has stopped, and it (probably) rains in North Baja right now. Here it looks like the road at Catavina is gone. Disregard the usual BN crapola. |
And always from the same usual suspects. It's as predictable as death and taxes.
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Udo
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How did a Baja storm thread get to this???
Udo
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BajaBlanca
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The storm has left La Bocana 100%. No wind. No rain for hours now.
Good riddance.
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Bajame
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San Ignacio flooded again and the B&B has water surrounding it, lot's of damage I think. Power out.
We all want a peaceful world, filled with love and laughter, but we fill ourselves with anger and hate trying to fiqure out how to achive it.
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Alm
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More pics from BOLA. New ramp and beach in front of Diaz motelito near the ramp.
Totals for the country: 1 person missing, 7 dead including 2 children, 1,400 evacuees.
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