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oldlady
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Just seeing the edges coming into La Paz, consistent with the sat image. Discussion indicates some weakening in the last 5 hours, knot by knot, let
him chill down.
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Diver
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajajudy
Off to Mega for last minute items.
Well first off to the beach for our walk and hopefully swim. |
Hurry up, Judy.
Looks like the rains will hit Cabo intermittently starting this morning.
Please be safe !!
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tehag
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Rick
Still no right turn. Good news: hits cooler water, weakens. Bad news: hard to miss Baja now.
Certainty is the child of ignorance, knowledge is the mother of doubt. Question everything!
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Dianamo
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Mood: ...still in Baja
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Never thought I'd be wishing for strong winds from the north, but I am right now!
Minds are like parachutes...they only function when open!
\"The price of apathy is to be ruled by evil men.\" - Plato
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bajalorena
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From our house, I see one boat at Rancho Leonero, none at Spa, and just a few at Palmas. They are in the process of getting them pulled right now,
Verdugo's are all out already. It is cloudy with a small breeze, water is calm. Preparations are being made, we will probably put the storm boards
back up tomorrow morning.
We filled the vehicles with fuel, and still need to get the gas cans filled for the generator. There are lots of vehicles at the new gas station. The
old gas station is closed.
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El Jefe
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We are getting it together here on the East Cape too. Cloudy now with a bit of wind on the water, enough to blow out the surf. Waves are actually a
bit smaller today. Yesterday...yesterday was the day at a certain east cape surf spot that will go nameless because I would be lashed at least 9 times
with fresh cut PALM fronds by all the surfets out there.
Double overhead, glassy all day and oh boy did I get some fun mackers! It's good to be alive.
No b-tchin\' in the Baja.
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woody with a view
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right on, Jefe!
every once in awhile it is good to be alive, again!!!!
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BFS
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just around the corner
still eerie glass over here. Still very grande. Hazy. Low tide could bring the magic. It is Soooooooooo good to be alive right now.
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ArroyoTaxi
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Hurricane Rick's first casualty
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/afp/091019/world/us_mexico_weathe...
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Skipjack Joe
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I just hope Mulege is spared this time.
Those people have been through so much.
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Gaucho
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| Quote: | Originally posted by El Jefe
We are getting it together here on the East Cape too. Cloudy now with a bit of wind on the water, enough to blow out the surf. Waves are actually a
bit smaller today. Yesterday...yesterday was the day at a certain east cape surf spot that will go nameless because I would be lashed at least 9 times
with fresh cut PALM fronds by all the surfets out there.
Double overhead, glassy all day and oh boy did I get some fun mackers! It's good to be alive. |
You're killin' me!!!! I missed it by a week!
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vandenberg
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Skipjack Joe
I just hope Mulege is spared this time.
Those people have been through so much. |
This storm won't come anywhere near Mulege.
It's amazing how a storm that was just yesterday a H5 is already down to a H2 and when it goes by Cabo (more then a 100 miles south) it will be a
tropical storm. Mother nature in action.
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Bajahowodd
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Be thankful for steering winds. A storm such as Rick would likely have sustained a higher intensity had it stayed closer to the mainland coast. The
water temp drops quickly as one passes Northwest. Should still have plenty of moisture.
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Bob and Susan
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thank god!!!
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Russ
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Most everyone pulled their boats today. There is a really good surge at the boat ramp today. A few dinged their boats up when the water retreated and
left their bunks high and dry or wind and surge pushed them off their projected path. BOOM! I hate that!
So, though we aren't looking at rain or storm winds (yet) the swells have had their effect here.
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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twogringos
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Mood: I feel more like I do now than I ever have before
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La Paz
2.95" of rain from 4:45 to 5:30 in La Paz
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Diver
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The latest shows it heading farther south; hooray !
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vgabndo
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At least for now, perhaps is is safe to say "If it doesn't start with J it will be OK"
Undoubtedly, there are people who cannot afford to give the anchor of sanity even the slightest tug. Sam Harris
"The situation is far too dire for pessimism."
Bill Kauth
Carl Sagan said, "We are a way for the cosmos to know itself."
PEACE, LOVE AND FISH TACOS
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tehag
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Rick
That big turn East is still educated conjecture. The storm center continues on the NNW track. Don't say whew just yet. The tip is going to feel this
thing, and someone is going to get a lot of rain. Maybe 200 or so miles of BCS could get drenched.
Certainty is the child of ignorance, knowledge is the mother of doubt. Question everything!
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Desertsurfergal
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Supposed to be in Cabo on the 27th, then on to Mazatlan on the 28th, and Puerto Vallerta on the 29th...hopefully great surf and no diversions.
\"Life\'s a journey, not a destination...\" Aerosmith
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