hmm so maybe Debby will be named soon?

Atlantic Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook (http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo_atl.shtml)

It's never too early to prepare ..... :evil:

Hope not. I'm in the line of fire for a few of the projected storm paths.

COME ON ... BRING IT!!! :yahoo:

COME ON ... BRING IT!!! :yahoo:

I just went up to the grocery, looks like a snow day does in Maryland, place was packed, but then again it is Friday and people are restocking their beer and wine.

COME ON ... BRING IT!!! :yahoo: I lke the one path where it will bring us much needed rain! :clap:

hmm so maybe Debby will be named soon?

Atlantic Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook (http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo_atl.shtml)

It's never too early to prepare ..... :evil:




If I lived in Pascagoula, MS, I'd be concerned. Since i don't, I'm not.

I really hope this storm doesn't head up to you guys, it is moving so slow. I woke up to pouring rain at 5 am this morning and it has been coming down steady, non stop all day. The storm looks like it's going to make landfall in FL on Monday night, I was really hoping it would head west. So glad I don't live in a flood area, but have plenty to drive through to go just about anywhere.

Tropical Storm Debby Flooding

TS Debby Flooding by Rick727 | Weather Underground (http://www.wunderground.com/wximage/viewsingleimage.html?mode=singleimage&orig_handle=Rick727&orig_number=283&handle=Rick727&number=285&album_id=119#slideanchor)

If I lived in Pascagoula, MS, I'd be concerned. Since i don't, I'm not.

Never turn your back on a tropical storm.

Tropical Storm Debby Flooding

TS Debby Flooding by Rick727 | Weather Underground (http://www.wunderground.com/wximage/viewsingleimage.html?mode=singleimage&orig_handle=Rick727&orig_number=283&handle=Rick727&number=285&album_id=119#slideanchor)
The projection shows Debby hanging over Florida THE ENTIRE WEEK before it goes into the Atlantic and heads north. That's going to be a ton of rain...:dead:

Never turn your back on a tropical storm.
Especially one named Debby!!

we got a generator shortly after last hurricane and we want to test it out

Our total rainfall at midnight last night was 12 inches in 24 hours and more on the way. It's ugly in the Sunshine State right now.

Our total rainfall at midnight last night was 12 inches in 24 hours and more on the way. It's ugly in the Sunshine State right now.Please sleep wearing arm floaties and a life jacket...:huggy:

Please sleep wearing arm floaties and a life jacket...:huggy:

This storm is moving so slow. I just saw on TV that we'll be feeling the effects of this storm until Friday. The wind has really picked up, thankfully no rain right now. Don't think I've ever seen anything like this. We are in the extreme threat area. Should be interesting.

This storm is moving so slow. I just saw on TV that we'll be feeling the effects of this storm until Friday. The wind has really picked up, thankfully no rain right now. Don't think I've ever seen anything like this. We are in the extreme threat area. Should be interesting.

Hang in there. FL has seen worse. You'll be fine. We're thinking of ya.

Hang in there. FL has seen worse. You'll be fine. We're thinking of ya.

Thanks, I'm sure FL has seen worse, I know the drill and the evacuation route if need be. :howdy:

Thanks, I'm sure FL has seen worse, I know the drill and the evacuation route if need be. :howdy:

Stay safe! :huggy:

Stay safe! :huggy:

Thanks.

Here are some pretty interesting pics from the Tampa Bay area.

PHOTO GALLERY: Tropical Storm Debby leaves flooding and damage (http://www.baynews9.com/content/news/baynews9/news/article.html/content/news/articles/bn9/2012/6/25/tropical_storm_debby.html)

Thanks, I'm sure FL has seen worse, I know the drill and the evacuation route if need be. :howdy:

What part of Fl. are you in?

What part of Fl. are you in?

Citrus County a few miles from the Gulf. One of the Hilly areas of Florida thank goodness.

I was born and raised in New New Orleans. Went through Betsy and Camille, and numerous others. That much rain is really bad, and I hope y'all will come out ok. Thinking of you.

Edit: didn't mean New New Orleans. It has been the same old New Orleans for 300 years! :lol:

Wow Bay Kat-- Looking pretty nasty down there. Stay safe. Where are you in relation to the photo gallery photos you posted?

I was born and raised in New New Orleans. Went through Betsy and Camille, and numerous others. That much rain is really bad, and I hope y'all will come out ok. Thinking of you.

I was in New Orleans during a couple of bad thunderstorms, they were horrible! I can't even imagine how a hurricane would be. We rode from NO to FL on a motorcycle and actually ended up stopping in MS because the storms were so bad. Won't do NO on a bike ever again.

Citrus County a few miles from the Gulf. One of the Hilly areas of Florida thank goodness.

Damn, you are right in the middle of it.
Good luck.

If you need any floatation devices just let us know. (j/k)

Wow Bay Kat-- Looking pretty nasty down there. Stay safe. Where are you in relation to the photo gallery photos you posted?

Most of those are from the Tampa area which is south of the storm, I'm about 80 miles north of Tampa, right where most of the action is going to be tomorrow.

Thanks DoWhat. Got plenty of flotation devices.:killingme

Most of those are from the Tampa area which is south of the storm, I'm about 80 miles north of Tampa, right where most of the action is going to be tomorrow.

Thanks DoWhat. Got plenty of flotation devices.:killingme

I really don't know your situation with the flooding, but just be sure your attic is accessible. I hate these storms. If we get one up here, more of our trees will fall, and we just got a new roof from Irene. But, tree companies want 10,000 dollars to take down our possible threatening trees. Just can't spend that. But, then again, there is nothing we can do about Maw Nature. Praying for you.

I really don't know your situation with the flooding, but just be sure your attic is accessible. I hate these storms. If we get one up here, more of our trees will fall, and we just got a new roof from Irene. But, tree companies want 10,000 dollars to take down our possible threatening trees. Just can't spend that. But, then again, there is nothing we can do about Maw Nature. Praying for you.

I live on a hill, 12 inches of rain yesterday and all I had to do was pull the overflow plug in the pool and turn the drain on on the hot tub. So far so good. My biggest concern is the wind. I don't want to lose my new roof.

Damn, you are right in the middle of it.
Good luck.

If you need any floatation devices just let us know. (j/k)

Actually, he's not kidding... I snapped a pic of his floation device last time I visited his mancave.

Actually, he's not kidding... I snapped a pic of his floation device last time I visited his mancave.

Awesome! I would like to have one of those.