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It's going to be a wet weekend:



But now is a good time to get the rain out of the way!!!

Not a good weekend for heading to the beach, is it? Damn.

Figures the weather in VB would be rough, since we are headed Bob's way. CA's conference at the Sheraton Oceanfront Sun-Wed. Bob's tax dollars at work!

Everyone stay safe out there!

lawgrad91 wrote:Figures the weather in VB would be rough, since we are headed Bob's way. CA's conference at the Sheraton Oceanfront Sun-Wed. Bob's tax dollars at work!

There is a steady rain falling in Tidewater so be careful driving up.

I'm glad we live on a hill here on the dump! The lowlands have been catching it during these quick flash monsoons.
Love, Ima

SHARKNADO!!!!

ArkieDukie wrote:SHARKNADO!!!!

The second one!!!!!

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

ArkieDukie wrote:SHARKNADO!!!!

The second one!!!!!

Best bad movie ever!

ArkieDukie wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

ArkieDukie wrote:SHARKNADO!!!!

The second one!!!!!

Best bad movie ever!

I lost count of the cameos, and that was before the plane landed. I just wish Robert Hays had said "Roger, Roger".

This weather sucks.

Just now at Myrtle Beach.

Current forecast has Tropical Storm Bertha, currently east of the Bahamas, staying well out to sea:

Bertha didn't squat her first chance, and now she won't even touch us her second try. See ya down the road in a few years, lady. Maybe third time will be her charm.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:Bertha didn't squat her first chance, and now she won't even touch us her second try. See ya down the road in a few years, lady. Maybe third time will be her charm.

Excuuuuse me! In July 1996 Bertha's eye went through Greenville and Kinston, and her winds blew down a 100 ft. tall pine tree that fell in my yard in Smithfield, breaking a window on the side of my house. It also took out a 10' length of chain link fence that it fell on. Plus, it saturated the ground, setting us up for Fran's devastation in early September. Bertha is not welcome back.

Bob Green wrote:Current forecast has Tropical Storm Bertha, currently east of the Bahamas, staying well out to sea:

Good. Far away from New England which is where we'll be from August 8-16.

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:Bertha didn't squat her first chance, and now she won't even touch us her second try. See ya down the road in a few years, lady. Maybe third time will be her charm.

Excuuuuse me! In July 1996 Bertha's eye went through Greenville and Kinston, and her winds blew down a 100 ft. tall pine tree that fell in my yard in Smithfield, breaking a window on the side of my house.

And they didn't retire the name?!! Bastards!

Dark clouds a few miles offshore

Be safe out there friends!

I just got a message on my phone that Bertha is now an official hurricane.