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It's going to be BIG BIG BIG, Cat 5 heading for Galveston :o

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:(

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Are you inland, my little roll of Duct tape? :)

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135 mph winds.....might have to put a helmet on when I go out on my windsurfer then this weekend like! ;)

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Glad to see they're playing the Football games early, instead of Saturday........gotta love 'em :)

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Good morning, my little pile of storm refuse. :)

Oh yeah, way inland. The worst we'll see is some storms, tornadoes, and flooding. :D It's ok, we're used to that. :) I feel sorry for the people on the coast and coastal islands, they stand to lose everything.

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I also live on Cape Cod MA..........and wind speeds of 40 miles an hour + are common spring and fall for days on end.........you can't live on a sand bank miles out to sea and be worried about a little wind and water........... :D :D :D

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Ya know, Galveston also celebrates Mardi Gras with a fairly big parade -- nothing like NO but....

Any other Gulf coast towns that have a Mardi Gras celebration with tits and beads?

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Seemingly the last time two cat 4's hit land in the same year was 1915 and hit......New Orleans and Galveston :eek:

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It's called a Weather Pattern.

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Is that the same as a knitting pattern?

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Third LARGEST Hurricane on record in the Atlantic. :( :eek:

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Reading the local weather statement on the Golden Triangle site they basically said if you live in a trailer you can kiss it goodbye. :rolleyes:

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Hook 'em horns.

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We even had rain late yesterday afternoon as part of it's outermost circle-that's a damn big storm. :(