Hurricane season has arrived....
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I detest that MFer. Every time he shows up I lose $10 of thousands.It’s been nice knowing you all.
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Maybe open a tree trimming or generator rental business? Turn it around
Poorly maintained water oak on the block behind me already bit the dust
Well, it’s his job and he’s pretty enthusiastic about it.
That said I don’t want him anywhere near Grayton Beach 😁
Nothing to see here. Just 80 foot waves off of Tamps
We should be good but we are under a tropical storm warning.
We'll be okay Bins.
Storm chaser looks to have a rental on the water south of Tallahassee
Umm, does this dude know he is going to die?! Wtf
That’s a bold strategy…..
Hopefully he can do math and will find a structure taller than the predicted surge like Reed Timmer did last August in Cedar Key
Due to slight mix up regarding time zones and kitty litter, we are reporting a little later than anticipated from Treasure Island, FL. Alcohol and big bang theory reruns are the centerpiece to this story thus far. Praying for our friends in the Panhandle.
That's stupid. Looks like he's on Mashes Sands, right next to Angelo and Sons.
Good place to drown if the storm is going where expected.
When Hurricane Ian went into the west coast much farther south it sucked the water out of the bay
This is looking at the same bridge at the end of his video from under the restaurant:
Hang in there. Hearing some pretty big storm surge amounts hitting the Bay Area too.
Known for its 24/7 service, Waffle House remains a beacon of hope during severe storms.
And the good news for Tallahassee: The restaurant chain is keeping its doors open for now in Tallahassee, even as Hurricane Helene approaches.
Waffle House executives have been in constant communication Wednesday to determine the status of the city's local diners, and others in the trajectory of Helene.
The chain's website shows eight 24-hour locations in the immediate vicinity and one in Crawfordville open 7 a.m.-2 p.m. daily.
"Right now, it's a wait and see attitude," Njeri Boss, vice president of food safety and public relations told the Tallahassee Democrat after they had a virtual conference. "We will be monitoring the rest of the day, all night and the foreseeable future."
And the good news for Tallahassee: The restaurant chain is keeping its doors open for now in Tallahassee, even as Hurricane Helene approaches.
Waffle House executives have been in constant communication Wednesday to determine the status of the city's local diners, and others in the trajectory of Helene.
The chain's website shows eight 24-hour locations in the immediate vicinity and one in Crawfordville open 7 a.m.-2 p.m. daily.
"Right now, it's a wait and see attitude," Njeri Boss, vice president of food safety and public relations told the Tallahassee Democrat after they had a virtual conference. "We will be monitoring the rest of the day, all night and the foreseeable future."
Helene buckling up her 13 inch strap on around her waste.
Seems like is starting to really move as was predicted and honestly still not all put together. Hoping for once this one does not intensify quite as much as predicted due to size, speed and already interacting with frontal boundary.
I hope everyone stays safe down there and avoids major damage but I've wanted to do this since some of you like to post your weather during our blizzards.
"I've never had a girlfriend, and I'm currently not looking."
Least surprising thing I've heard on this channel so far...
