Irma's speggeti models

icemantoo
icemantoo Member Posts: 3,361 Member

Right now I am surrounded by speggeti. 15 miles West of Mar-a-lago and 20 miles North of a fellow club member. Hoping it all blows around and not over me or the others nearby.

 

 

Icemantoo

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  • stub1969
    stub1969 Member Posts: 966 Member
    edited September 2017 #2
    Good luck

    Good luck, Iceman.  I'm hopeful Irma decides to follow the northern route and heads back out to sea. You should have retired to northern IowaWink

     

    Stub

  • APny
    APny Member Posts: 1,995 Member
    Yes, being Iceman's neighbor

    Yes, being Iceman's neighbor I'm hoping it blows out to sea. Not something any of us needs to deal with. I just may consider northern Iowa, lol.

  • Jan4you
    Jan4you Member Posts: 1,330 Member
    So sorry for this worry,

    So sorry for this worry, Iceman. What are you plans?

    Be safe. We're thinking of you and your family!

    Hugs, Jan

  • Kat23502
    Kat23502 Member Posts: 179 Member
    edited September 2017 #5
    I'm in North Central FL and

    I'm in North Central FL and this one looks like a bad one!

  • hardo718
    hardo718 Member Posts: 853 Member
    What the heck!!

    For all on the potential path, PLEASE stay safe.....evacuate while you can.  Irma is looking to be quite the beast.  I really wanted to call her by another name but I thought I'd keep it clean here.  And I'm already hearing the one following her (Jose) is ramping up as well.  Geez!! 

    If anyone needs a place to go, I'm in Illinois and you are welcome here.  Yea, yea, we have tornados now & then but right now it's a safe zone comparatively.....unless you head into certain parts of Chicago, but we won't go there, that's another topic!  lol

    Donna~

  • JerzyGrrl
    JerzyGrrl Member Posts: 760 Member
    OK, here's the plan...

    There are enough of us active on this RCC forum that we can set up a refuge for fellow RCC folk (and their significant others could come along, too) who must flee the elements of nature. The only requirements are (1) NO: hurricanes, flash floods, earthquakes, winter storm watches, drifting snow or black ice, tornadoes, wild fires, damaging winds, or heat advisories. Also, (2) it MUST have access to good pizza, quality beer or ale, dependable WiFi, and friendly flora and fauna. A Wegman's would be nice, but in its stead a well-stocked grocery store with fresh produce would suffice. 

    Where I live only ranks 10 out of 17, but the rating points include good pizza, quality local brewed beer / ale, and no hurricanes. 

    At any rate, be careful out there.

  • Redwe
    Redwe Member Posts: 4
    JerzyGrrl said:

    OK, here's the plan...

    There are enough of us active on this RCC forum that we can set up a refuge for fellow RCC folk (and their significant others could come along, too) who must flee the elements of nature. The only requirements are (1) NO: hurricanes, flash floods, earthquakes, winter storm watches, drifting snow or black ice, tornadoes, wild fires, damaging winds, or heat advisories. Also, (2) it MUST have access to good pizza, quality beer or ale, dependable WiFi, and friendly flora and fauna. A Wegman's would be nice, but in its stead a well-stocked grocery store with fresh produce would suffice. 

    Where I live only ranks 10 out of 17, but the rating points include good pizza, quality local brewed beer / ale, and no hurricanes. 

    At any rate, be careful out there.

    Evacuation scale

    Dear JerzyGrrl! I needed a laugh and giggled at your scale. Our spot is at 12 out of 17. So, we can host, too. Only problem: we're over 2,000 miles away, but it's very dry here for someone who needs a break from sea water.

     

    Ditto--Hoping everyone makes it through Irma!!

  • JerzyGrrl
    JerzyGrrl Member Posts: 760 Member
    edited September 2017 #9
    Redwe said:

    Evacuation scale

    Dear JerzyGrrl! I needed a laugh and giggled at your scale. Our spot is at 12 out of 17. So, we can host, too. Only problem: we're over 2,000 miles away, but it's very dry here for someone who needs a break from sea water.

     

    Ditto--Hoping everyone makes it through Irma!!

    Looks like...

    Looks like you've bumped me and are at the top of the list. It's maybe a shorter drive to your place, too. Or not. How many can you host? I can put up six and put up with six. In a crisis, at least eight. We got this Cool Laughing ! 

  • Retcenturion
    Retcenturion Member Posts: 240 Member
    Prayers to all

    Our prayers go out to all in Irmas projected path, and Harvey's victims. We were hit by Sandy, no structural damage but friends and family got crushed. The memories are still fresh. Be safe at this uncertain time.

  • APny
    APny Member Posts: 1,995 Member
    Yeah, we were hit by Sandy

    Yeah, we were hit by Sandy too and so we moved to a place where we can experience another "Sandy" on a fairly regular basis. How very bright of us, lol.

  • Wehavenotimeatall
    Wehavenotimeatall Member Posts: 488 Member
    This is so bad

    hoping everyone  is safe

    Never experienced a hurricane but it looks mean

     

    Bedded Down in Uk  praying for you all

  • icemantoo
    icemantoo Member Posts: 3,361 Member
    Left over Marinara (meatless) sause.

    Irma is on her way North much weaker than she showed off earlier and other than 4? inches of rain or so we were spared on the East Coast. Stll holding onto our power which keeps flickering on and off.

     

     

    Icemantoo

  • daisybud
    daisybud Member Posts: 541 Member
    edited September 2017 #14
    Glad

    You are safe!!

  • JerzyGrrl
    JerzyGrrl Member Posts: 760 Member
    icemantoo said:

    Left over Marinara (meatless) sause.

    Irma is on her way North much weaker than she showed off earlier and other than 4? inches of rain or so we were spared on the East Coast. Stll holding onto our power which keeps flickering on and off.

     

     

    Icemantoo

    Sure gives...

    Glad to hear you're OK. This sure gives one's geography knowledge a workout. The news says "West coast of Florida," then lists what's happening in areas on the EAST coast of the state. Then it explains the geography around the keys and Jacksonville. My head is spinning (not nearly as impressively as the hurricane is spinning, though). 

    The news tells of a woman cut off from EMS folks who had to deliver her own baby. At least they talked her through it. So glad that RCC grows way slower than hurricanes travel or labor advances. Can you imagine having to do your own neph (In that case, I'd go the speedy way and take the whole kidney... Plus be the first person to see it you could just make overhand knots in the blood vessels)?!

    Stay safe, wherever you are, but especially if you are facing storms, real and / or metaphoric. 

  • Kat23502
    Kat23502 Member Posts: 179 Member
    icemantoo said:

    Left over Marinara (meatless) sause.

    Irma is on her way North much weaker than she showed off earlier and other than 4? inches of rain or so we were spared on the East Coast. Stll holding onto our power which keeps flickering on and off.

     

     

    Icemantoo

    I'm glad you got very little!

    I'm glad you got very little! We are waiting for it to arrive!

  • icemantoo
    icemantoo Member Posts: 3,361 Member
    Kat23502 said:

    I'm glad you got very little!

    I'm glad you got very little! We are waiting for it to arrive!

    Where are you.

    Kat,

     

    Where are you? It looks like it is weakening  on the way North.

     

     

    Icemantoo

  • Kat23502
    Kat23502 Member Posts: 179 Member
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    Gainesville. Eye wall should

    Gainesville. Eye wall should be passing over in the next hour or so! It's windy and rainy but this could have been SO much worse for us. However, I literally grew up at ground zero where it made landfall in the keys on Cudjoe Key. Heartbroken for those I know down there. 

  • icemantoo
    icemantoo Member Posts: 3,361 Member
    Kat23502 said:

    I'm glad you got very little!

    I'm glad you got very little! We are waiting for it to arrive!

     
     
     

     

     

     

  • Skagway Jack
    Skagway Jack Member Posts: 224 Member
    edited September 2017 #20
    Dont look now but Maria is following her older sister Irma.

    Lets hope for Maria to show us some mercy and go North!  I weathered Irma here in Cape Canaveral.  Keeping fingers crossed!

     

    Jack