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Russ
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Satillite servive comes and goes with the amount of rain falling. Love to post a photo but if I open a window or door I'd never be able to close it
until the wind dies down a bit. Surf is between 4 to 6' near shore and breaking from onshore to a hundred or more yards out depending on shools and
reefs. Wind ENE is between 35 & 48mph Baro is falling @ 29.71 now.
I don't understand the wind direction... Seems I should be out of the SE?? But even my plams say ENE? Appears we are almost thru a wet band of rain
maybe slacking off before the really stron one hits. Jimena is SW of us now and I wouldn't hazard a guess as to whether it'll cross over the mountains
or not. Predictions say not until she's north of us if then. Here's the latest Sat shot I have. Mulege River folks please don't be stubborn and wait
for the next band of rain. The mountains appear to be getting it full on now.
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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Mulegena
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Hook
In terms of Mulege, wasnt there some kind of catch basin that gave way during John? Is there still something upriver that can be overwhelmed and
create the dreaded wall of water? Or can the arroyo now shed it gradually? |
A possibility only which has never been substantiated nor analyzed scientifically/geologically, as I've been informed. 24 inches of rain for 24 hours
packs a whallop of water whether there were irrigation troughs in the arroyos or not, it would seem. Javier from Las Casitas remembers a flood 50
years ago with similar path and velocity as H. John. These things just happen in nature.
Tide chart for Sta. Rosalia/Mulege today and tomorrow:
High 12:27 pm today
Low 16:51 pm today
High 21:50 pm today
Low 04:50 am tomorrow
Thanks to everyone's continued positive thoughts. Maria
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Cypress
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arrowhead, Ouch! It's looking like a lot of water will be coming down the arroyos.
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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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thank you russ...this is very valuable info for us over here...hope it clouds over soon here to beat the over 100 degree heat....we are cooking over
here...wind feels like a santa anna too...northeast too. hang in there buddy
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Bob and Susan
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holy cow!!!
you can't belive how much water and wind there is here!!!
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BajaNews
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A family inspect their damaged office hit by Hurricane Jimena, in Puerto San Carlos, Baja California. Hurricane Jimena crashed Wednesday onto Mexico's
Baja California peninsula, forcing thousands to seek shelter as it buffeted islands off the coast with high winds and heavy rain.
(AFP/Ronaldo Schemidt)
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bajajudy
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| Quote: | Originally posted by oldjack
Now that the event has moved north of the East Cape... anyone there prepared to give a report on roads, water, elec, residential damage, etc??????
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I have heard of no damage in this area. My friends in Los Barriles and Rancho Leonero reported not much wind, a good bit of rain.
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Johannes
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Sharksbaja
I contacted wunderground.com and told them that their web site is contaminated. To all of you, if you do not have proper virus protection do not go
to wunderground.com.
I am in WA state but my heart is in Baja. All the luck to you in BCS
[Edited on 9-2-2009 by Johannes]
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Bob and Susan
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shari...prepare for punishment!!!
lots of water comming
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shari
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uh...thanks susan...i think I'll go take some photos now before the deluge and get in the last swim.
crap...i opened that bloody wunderground...now what should i do?
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Beachgirl
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To all of our Baja dear friends - we are sitting here in Sequim desperately hoping you are all going to be safe and ok. Any and all updates are like
gold to us right now. Please take all measures to stay safe. Furnishings are replaceable...you guys are not.
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Bajagypsy
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Stay strong everyone in Mulege, think of you all. Shari, hopefully the hurricane doesn't hit to hard.
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rhintransit
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am waiting for word from Constitucion/Loreto area...anything yet?
reality\'s never been of much use out here...
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Santiago
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob and Susan
holy cow!!!
you can't believe how much water and wind there is here!!! |
How the doxies doing? Mine hated storms.
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lemons
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Hi - new here. I'm also wondering if anyone has updates on Loreto, my Dad is down there and he said he'd turn on his GPS tracker if they lost power
and sure enough his tracker is on, but that's about all I know. Hoping everyone is okay.
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LaRibereña
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virus
Yup, my AVG caught a bunch of stuff this morning. Let us know when we can access Wunderground again, please.
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Bob and Susan
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the doxies HATE this
the wind is easily 50mph
the water is horizantal
stuff is flying all over the place
just lost the PACIFICO SIGN out back
i guess ill find it in the desert later
i thought this storm was supposed to turn!!!
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arrowhead
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob and Susan
the doxies HATE this
the wind is easily 50mph
the water is horizantal
stuff is flying all over the place
just lost the PACIFICO SIGN out back
i guess ill find it in the desert later
i thought this storm was supposed to turn!!! |
The current satellite loop shows Jimena is now making the turn towards Asuncion. Unfortunately, this turn is making it loiter longer over the
mountains behind Mulege.
No soy por ni contra apatía.
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Beachgirl
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Arrowhead, thanks for keeping is in the loop. No word at all from Mulege. Power must be out, people hunkered down. Any info is helpful.
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JESSE
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Still can't figure out why theres more wind and rain now than last night in the middle of the Hurricane
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