First one of the year

[Wolfdog91 6,963]

Yeeep hurricane season has officially started. This big bitchs is about tho hit Florida as a cat 3. Got some freinds living in Georgia with us a while state a way and their saying their expecting that at the bare minimum their gonna be out of power and water for 7 hr but their expecting it to be more like 5-10 days . Apparently 20 something counties are being advised to evacuated but those crazy chuckle fucks in Florida don't give a shit Wonder how many more we're gonna get this year 

[mackem 26,269]

4 minutes ago, Wolfdog91 said:

Yeeep hurricane season has officially started. This big bitchs is about tho hit Florida as a cat 3. Got some freinds living in Georgia with us a while state a way and their saying their expecting that at the bare minimum their gonna be out of power and water for 7 hr but their expecting it to be more like 5-10 days . Apparently 20 something counties are being advised to evacuated but those crazy chuckle fucks in Florida don't give a shit Wonder how many more we're gonna get this year 

My son lives in Florida but is up in Canada at the moment thankfully,been in a few typhoons in the past,and a derecho last year in Ontario that blew roofs off and snapped trees like twigs.

[FLATTOP 4,415]

I was out that way a month or so ago and was monitoring some very early in the season activity but it fizzled out to nothing but I still look into the hurricane centres site.

National Hurricane Center

WWW.NHC.NOAA.GOV

 

[jukel123 7,957]

1 hour ago, Wolfdog91 said:

Yeeep hurricane season has officially started. This big bitchs is about tho hit Florida as a cat 3. Got some freinds living in Georgia with us a while state a way and their saying their expecting that at the bare minimum their gonna be out of power and water for 7 hr but their expecting it to be more like 5-10 days . Apparently 20 something counties are being advised to evacuated but those crazy chuckle fucks in Florida don't give a shit Wonder how many more we're gonna get this year 

UK News is featuring this big-time. I guess  its going to be awesome. Sounds a bit mental, but I love a good storm. I really enjoy walking in them. I live near a shoreline, so we occasionally get some storm force winds...gets the endorphins or adrenalin or something going. Hurricanes I would avoid though. Stay safe.

Edited August 30, 2023 by jukel123

[Bangersanmash 2,832]

52 minutes ago, jukel123 said:

UK News is featuring this big-time. I guess  its going to be awesome. Sounds a bit mental, but I love a good storm. I really enjoy walking in them. I live near a shoreline, so we occasionally get some storm force winds...gets the endorphins or adrenalin or something going. Hurricanes I would avoid though. Stay safe.

Poor b*****ds I just hope the younger generation wake up to the climate change. Which over here in the UK they are with what I've seen on the news , got good heads on their shoulders our next generation.. Am not right hopeful on the eastern countries coming together for climate change. Look at China they've been hit hard with floods Am sure a seen another country Was it Italy? 

[mackem 26,269]

The one I was in last year took the lecky out for a few days,destroyed buildings,but arrived and left in a short space of time.

 

[jukel123 7,957]

12 minutes ago, Bangersanmash said:

Poor b*****ds I just hope the younger generation wake up to the climate change. Which over here in the UK they are with what I've seen on the news , got good heads on their shoulders our next generation.. Am not right hopeful on the eastern countries coming together for climate change. Look at China they've been hit hard with floods Am sure a seen another country Was it Italy? 

People still buy houses right next to the shore. They just don't believe that within 50 years their house is going to be under water.

People my age have seen climate change ..without doubt. The stats back up what we've seen.

[Bakerboy 4,705]

48 minutes ago, jukel123 said:

People still buy houses right next to the shore. They just don't believe that within 50 years their house is going to be under water.

People my age have seen climate change ..without doubt. The stats back up what we've seen.

No doubt the climate is changing but how much is natural warming or mans fault

[BEARINATOR 2,867]

1 minute ago, Bakerboy said:

No doubt the climate is changing but how much is natural warming or mans fault

Been warming since the ice ages but man must make  it worse 

[Bangersanmash 2,832]

12 hours ago, jukel123 said:

People still buy houses right next to the shore. They just don't believe that within 50 years their house is going to be under water.

People my age have seen climate change ..without doubt. The stats back up what we've seen.

We went on a caravan site near hornsea /  sand la mere the shore line there has been smashed back. Old chap who's had his caravan on the site for some years said " He's seen what damage the seas done to the caravan park " Saying at the top end of the site used to be a little football pitch and a little club house for members. About 200 yards from the sore line there's a little fishing lake which he said in 20 years maybe less will be hit. Soon as sea water gets in the fish will die. Nice little lake too some decent fish in aswel. The sites run by Dean holidays now bit of a shit hole from the site where we normally go to thornwick Bay at flambrough. 

Edited August 31, 2023 by Bangersanmash

[Bangersanmash 2,832]

11 hours ago, Bakerboy said:

No doubt the climate is changing but how much is natural warming or mans fault

A would say 70/30 that it's done by us humans. Many of us could go back to living like we did 100 years ago off the land no technology too. The wife wouldn't be able to do it lol nor would my lad he'd die without his Technology.