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Saturday Nighttropical storm conditions expected with hurricane conditions possible. Southeast winds around 40 knots becoming south around 45 knots. Seas around 14 feet building to around 24 feet. Showers and isolated thunderstorms.
Thanks for sharing that Pier#r!
At what height of seas or waves does it become practical to fish from the beach or pier? Others have posted that speed of water clearing is variable. The wind dies down a lot quicker than the seas. Maybe the best thing I'll get to do down there is help someone clean up their yard. Should I bring a chain saw?
This article should interest you...Quote:
Originally Posted by ShallowWaterAngler
Surge model predicts dangerous storm surge for Alabama Coast | AL.com
It's official, Nate is now a Cat1 Hurricane... Yeehaw!
My son went to bed thrilled that his 1st hurricane shares his name.
Now if one of our oaks just doesn't fall on the house I'll be thrilled.
Batten down the hatches and be safe out there people.
Current NOAA Track
https://i.imgur.com/ocS0PHK.jpg
As of 0400am NOAA has shifted the track to make landfall in Biloxi, Ms.
https://i.imgur.com/Cyr00pe.jpg
Praying for you all as Nate approaches! Stay safe!
For J&M Tackle, Haywire and all our other friends and residents of OBch, Gulf Shores, etc.!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjhNg0dVUSI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uI6ZRCT7P5k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5nFLbhNts4
etc ;-) lol
STAY SAFE!
When we were last at GS we had a house about 1/4 mile east of LLP bridge. I noticed that from sea water to lagoon water is not very far in that area, does the storm surge ever wash over from sea to lagoon?
Do cottontails poop lil'balls in the underbrush?Quote:
Originally Posted by witler