Tropical Storm Barry
 

The second named storm is upon us. Barry isn't expected to develop into a hurricane, but it should help out with Florida's drought conditions.

But don't forget about this:

The National Weather Service said it expects 13 to 17 tropical storms, with seven to 10 becoming hurricanes and three to five in the strong category.

Coastal folks should get supplies, including emergency supplies, together for the season.

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Tropical Storm Barry
The second named storm is upon us. Barry isn't expected to develop into a hurricane, but it should help out with Florida's drought conditions.

But don't forget about this:

The National Weather Service said it expects 13 to 17 tropical storms, with seven to 10 becoming hurricanes and three to five in the strong category.

Coastal folks should get supplies, including emergency supplies, together for the season.
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WTF are you talking about?:jump:

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Yes, and last year was "SUPPOSE TO BE" one of the worst seasons as well. I saw nothing. However I am prepared. I even took out enough through homeowners insurance to cover the Hummer.....and the DD's:beerchug:

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If you lived in florida youd realize that unless its a Cat4 for 5 we dont give a crap, and just go on about our daily activities, tell you the truth no one i knew until tonight knew that we had a tropical storm over us. Besides that i was on the way down to a concert with 2 of my friends in an H2 limo and we heard it on the radio and we were joking saying "were in florida in an Hummer in a tropical storm, but its a limo with cheetah spotted leather"

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Hmm... I didn't know either until this morning when I checked the weather. I wanted to take my new boat out, but it's raining. :rant: :(

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Just overcast here, but cooler than usual. I still love Florida!

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What is...

HURRICANE TAPE ?

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[quote=h2co-pilot]What is...

HURRICANE TAPEclick the RED WORDS

didn't you ever check his website ??????????????

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[quote=RubHer Yellow Ducky]
This one? ;)

HURRICANE TAPE

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but wont the boat get wet even if its not raining???

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[quote=RubHer Yellow Ducky]I just like quoting your messed up quotes.:giggling:

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:jump: :jump: :jump:
I was going to say something, but thank you.



And as far as the storm, our power went off at the park and the damn place flooded at 3am, my lazy arse got there at 6am to mop up. Not Good!

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no prob, bob...

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Maybe you don't "give a crap"

but i do...

been through 95% of all hurricanes to hit the Miami area since 1951 and i don't want NO MORE.................

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HURRICANE TAPE STICKS WHEN WET

DUCT/DUCK DOESN'T
:jump: :jump: :jump: :jump::jump:

I think it's on this page somewhere:
HURRICANE TAPE

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Haha, I just realized you haven't put one-and-one together.:giggling: :p :giggling:

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ken, this is what i was refering to...if you cant keep up, take notes..:jump:

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I decided to take the boat out anyways. Not the best time to learn how to launch a boat but fun nonetheless. I stayed close to shore as I didn't want to swim far if it broke down... found out later that was a manatee zone, luckily I had no registration on it so no one could report me. It was really choppy... :D Can't wait for my lift to get fixed at my dock so no more of that launching nonsense.

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Launching the boat can be learned easily.

For me, it's remembering to put the drain plug back on before I launch.:jump:

I remember being half way across the lake when I found that it was getting hard to plane the boat and I was losing speed. I looked back and my back end was almost underwater.:giggling:

I killed the engine, grabbed the drain plug and dove into the water to put it back in. The bilge pump handled the rest after 10 minutes or so.


I've dove into the water with the drain plug.........Twice.:jump: