Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Pigslilspaz on November 09, 2011, 01:35:57 AM
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Hope everyone there stays safe and anyone in its way gets out in time.
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Glad I'm not on ALPAT.
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Stay safe Colmbo.
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And Greens ... hope you got the hatches battened down.
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Stay safe Colmbo.
Thanks, way west of us...my biggest threat is wife ack. <G>
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That some storm.........
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I just went and watched some of the footage on the news and wholly guacamole they are getting hit BAD...I hope everything is alright fro the guys up there.
LawnDart
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Thanks, way west of us...my biggest threat is wife ack. <G>
Use chaff! $$...$..$....$..$..$$.$$...$.
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That some storm.........
Tell you what
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Tell you what
John has a long mustache
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John has a long mustache
:noid
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Glad im in North dakota......Tc you Homestate peeps!
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John has a long mustache
Only $.05 a ride! :banana:
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And Greens ... hope you got the hatches battened down.
dudes n dudettes <insert especially fer silat> that was one BIGasz storm. weather officials say category 3 hurricane <compared to eastern hurricanes>. got a lil scared lastnite, thought my roof was going to fly off while my wife n kids were sleeping :(
thankfully we were just fine, max winds here during the night was 60mph very high waters <hope my boat is ok :confused: >
far as i know no lives lost, heard of a northern town from us a house even tumbled over n over. some roofs blowin off in other villages severe flooding too, still praying fer the families in lower villages and towns who are close to sea level. the winds are slowly dying away now in my village. mother nature is a mean ol one when she wants to, thankfully she spared my family and friends this storm.
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Good to hear from you Greens.. glad you and yours are safe brother :salute
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curious, Are tornado's climaticly possable in the upper snowy regions of Alaska, and Canada?
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Good to hear from you Greens.. glad you and yours are safe brother :salute
:salute dicho <S> :cheers:
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stay safe Greens!!
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The local news station posted a video that someone took on their balcony, it looks really bad, i'm amazed people still have power, and is it true? 90 mph winds?! :uhoh
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curious, Are tornado's climaticly possable in the upper snowy regions of Alaska, and Canada?
There have been 3 or 4 confirmed sightings of tornadoes in Alaska.
While lightning is common in the interior of Alaska, back in the 80s a lightning storm made the front page of the Anchorage paper because it was so rare here.
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The local news station posted a video that someone took on their balcony, it looks really bad, i'm amazed people still have power, and is it true? 90 mph winds?! :uhoh
It's quite common to get high winds up here...quite often "hurricane strength"...other than tree limbs and some aircraft damage it usually isn't a big deal.
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The local news station posted a video that someone took on their balcony, it looks really bad, i'm amazed people still have power, and is it true? 90 mph winds?! :uhoh
That's nothing. 130 mph gusts at one of the weather stations up there.
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This is how we roll :
(http://i44.tinypic.com/a1ib2x.jpg)
Winds along the Bering Coast near Tin City.
James Unrein. Nov. 11-9-11
That stuff you see in the background? That's not snow. That's the Bering Sea! :rock