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post 1618777611 10-08-2020, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted By dan06lcm
Meh, i'm staying. Screw leaving again, was such a pain in the ass during Laura.
I think I am too. Depending on where you are, the most important thing to understand is that is where you will be stuck. I live in a little bit more rural area so every other person has a bad ass tractor to clear the roads. But for the the first day or two after Laura, we were just stuck. Trees across the road every 20 feet.

If we were not at home, we wouldn’t have been able to get here. Since we were, we were stuck for a day or two.
Originally Posted By charity4thepoor
That probably won't happen unless he gets railed by a nader or is coastal SRS
I feel for me personally a tornado is the biggest threat. I have one tree on my property and it is far away from my house. During Lura, my friends and neighbors houses were destroyed. Mine didn’t have a single scratch. Not one shingle came off the roof.

Of course that is not evidence it won’t happen this time.

When Laura hit us, it was a CAT 4. Delta is forecasted to hit land at a CAT 2. That is comforting. Then remembering Laura was forecasted to hit land as a CAT 1 brings back all the anxiety lol.

I’m spending the day collecting some resources, putting all the tools in the Jeep for recovery operations, and securing all my property.

I don’t feel super rushed, because we have tomorrow morning as well. Not looking forward to the gas lines though. Although there is a mandatory evacuation order in the parish just south of me, so “city” may be empty. We will see.
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Originally Posted By CockHorse
As a Canadian living in the middle of the prairies, I don't know my ass from my face about these storms, But could you not end up deaded? Like couldn't a Volkswagen come through your living room?
if they are near flood zones and or surge prone areas then maybe yes.
the bigger issue here in the Laura hit areas is that everyone has been gutting their houses and now all the roads and ditches are pretty much filled with debris. what this does is stop water drainage which will cause some more water issues and all create easy items for the storm to just throw at 100+mph so i would at least board up windows really ****ing well. a lot of people will take the storm lightly since it shouldnt be more than a Cat 2, but they will still cause a lot of damage. this is the lake charles area right now, how do you think those tarps will hold up with hurricane force winds?:

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/\ -- The tarping idea gave me a chuckle, Is it to protect there shingles? Wouldn't most of these people have experience with these storms?
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For purely selfish reasons, I wish this storm would hit a more populated area that would end up doing a lot more damage. I have a bunch materials stocks that could a strong pumping before end of year, and these storms hitting the same spot in rural Louisiana just haven't been doing the trick so far.

Stay safe though bros. Although waters aren't as warm, I'd still be shocked if this well-developed of a storm is only a Cat 2 as predicted when it makes landfall. My guess is 3+
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Well, the Walmart gas station was not packed. Because they are out already lol.

Welp
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Us Floridians this year:



Stay safe everyone!!
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Originally Posted By CockHorse
/\ -- The tarping idea gave me a chuckle, Is it to protect there shingles? Wouldn't most of these people have experience with these storms?
The tarps were place after Laura to prevent leaking until their roofs get fixed. It rained immediately after Laura causing a lot of water damage inside. We were to scheduled to have our roof worked on today.
Originally Posted By Ironmanlet
Well, the Walmart gas station was not packed. Because they are out already lol.

Welp
I filled up at Kroger’s in LC last night. Don’t know if they have any left.
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Originally Posted By Pterodactyl314
The tarps were place after Laura to prevent leaking until their roofs get fixed. It rained immediately after Laura causing a lot of water damage inside. We were to scheduled to have our roof worked on today.



I filled up at Kroger’s in LC last night. Don’t know if they have any left.
I found a small gas station. I was able to fill up the Jeep and all my empty 5 gallons. I still have like 6 or 7 five gallon still full from laura. I treated them.

I feel good about the gas situation.


Did you leave already?
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Originally Posted By armyr0b
the ole girl found her anoos
Like groceries
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i feel for everyone in lake charles, this is some **** luck.

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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet
I mean, being in the gulf they have to be prepared for it. I bet some of them have been through a few.

Having people on it however seems financially irresponsible.
They managed to get an evac. Choppers would not fly in the weather but apparently a pilot decided to YOLO it. Definitely irresponsible of the company not to get everyone out sooner. There was a handful of guys out there. They get killed in the storm because they dilly dallied and they'd have had more then one family to settle with.


Originally Posted By CockHorse
As a Canadian living in the middle of the prairies, I don't know my ass from my face about these storms, But could you not end up deaded? Like couldn't a Volkswagen come through your living room?
I have to stay for work (Cop). I ridden out 2 hurricanes sitting in my Ford Explorer in a parking garage. This time I'll be off but subject to getting called in if needed so I stay home. Biggest risks with hurricanes are flooding, trees falling through the roof of your home and morons running a generator in their garage or an enclosed area and dying from carbon monoxide.



TBH the most unappealing thing to not evacuating is being without power. Its hot and humid AF on the gulf coast. That and there really is not much you can do sitting in a house with no power. And no ability to go anywhere. Reading and board games is about it.
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet
I found a small gas station. I was able to fill up the Jeep and all my empty 5 gallons. I still have like 6 or 7 five gallon still full from laura. I treated them.

I feel good about the gas situation.


Did you leave already?
Yeah taking 165 to Alexandria then to Shreveport. Glad I’m using Waze because traffic is bad. I10 to Texas is backed up, 171 is backed up.
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Originally Posted By Pterodactyl314
Yeah taking 165 to Alexandria then to Shreveport. Glad I’m using Waze because traffic is bad. I10 to Texas is backed up, 171 is backed up.
When I was out prepping I saw all the traffic and campers going north on 171. I live just off of it. I know Cameron and Beauregard are “mandatory” evacuation parish’s. It makes sense.

You get a hotel reservation already? I imagine it will be hard to get one now. Maybe Monroe might have some if you can’t find one in Shreveport.
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens
For purely selfish reasons, I wish this storm would hit a more populated area that would end up doing a lot more damage. I have a bunch materials stocks that could a strong pumping before end of year, and these storms hitting the same spot in rural Louisiana just haven't been doing the trick so far.



Im legit tempted to neg...and I almost never neg.
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Get gas before it gets nuts.
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Originally Posted By guest89
They managed to get an evac. Choppers would not fly in the weather but apparently a pilot decided to YOLO it. Definitely irresponsible of the company not to get everyone out sooner. There was a handful of guys out there. They get killed in the storm because they dilly dallied and they'd have had more then one family to settle with.
This may sound morbid but the last thing a company wants is to have worker's killed out there since if a worker is killed on an offshore rig their cases are worth a ton more money as it falls under Jones act instead of state worker's comp.
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oh ****
triangle shaped eye. its over 2020 baby
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Originally Posted By armyr0b
oh ****
triangle shaped eye. its over 2020 baby
Lol wat?

I guess as long as it is t a hexagon it is okay.
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this looks more normal, probably was weird angling


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Originally Posted By armyr0b
this looks more normal, probably was weird angling


NHC update
Me and my GF are gonna stick it out.

I am gonna take the queen size mattress from the RV and put it in our closet in case of naders, and we have ran some drills to open windows to relieve air pressure. We digging in now. Trying to be real but optimistic. I anticipate another 20 hours or so for prepping and contingency planning.
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet
When I was out prepping I saw all the traffic and campers going north on 171. I live just off of it. I know Cameron and Beauregard are “mandatory” evacuation parish’s. It makes sense.

You get a hotel reservation already? I imagine it will be hard to get one now. Maybe Monroe might have some if you can’t find one in Shreveport.
Hope y’all don’t flood too bad. I remember getting stuck in Gillis/Ragley during Tropical Storm Barry.

Thankfully my father in law was thinking ahead and booked rooms up here.
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Nice cool breeze going in BR this evening.
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Originally Posted By Redfish225
Nice cool breeze going in BR this evening.
Man it shifted a bit since this thread started. It was looking like it was gonna go right over you.
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Whats the outlook? This gonna be a bad one or na?
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Originally Posted By havoc00
Whats the outlook? This gonna be a bad one or na?
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Originally Posted By havoc00
Whats the outlook? This gonna be a bad one or na?
Man, I just don’t want to lose power again for three weeks.
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Man, I just don’t want to lose power again for three weeks.
I lost power for a week when we had a derecho years ago legit wanted to die
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