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Chris Fountain
These are the laziest ass sea gulls ever seen! especially the last in line- I don't think he's into it.
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Green Lady
Rain today at last after a dry April. The garden will be grateful.
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Rain today at last after a dry April. The garden will be grateful.
What 's in the Garden? Field Peas? Corn? Cucumbers? Snap Beans? Black-eyed Peas? Watermelon? Yum!!
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GasLightStreet
What will most likely emerge into the Atlantic Ocean proper is a low level spin south of Key West, FLA, today, predicted to develop into something over the Bahamas soon - but nothing major.
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GasLightStreet
What will most likely emerge into the Atlantic Ocean proper is a low level spin south of Key West, FLA, today, predicted to develop into something over the Bahamas soon - but nothing major.
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Yep - purchased permanent hurricane shutters this year. Can't handle ladders or metal anymore especially when it is 95 degrees and 95 % humidity -similar to the bayou.
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GasLightStreet
Typhoon Amphan is, supposedly, the strongest typhoon to make landfall in the Bay Of Bengal in Kolkata. Not sure how that's being measured so far (sustained winds at landfall about 105mph, gusts up to 115 mph make it the strongest?) but for now that's how it's being labelled.
Storm surge of 16 feet supposedly.
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GasLightStreet
Typhoon Amphan is, supposedly, the strongest typhoon to make landfall in the Bay Of Bengal in Kolkata. Not sure how that's being measured so far (sustained winds at landfall about 105mph, gusts up to 115 mph make it the strongest?) but for now that's how it's being labelled.
Storm surge of 16 feet supposedly.
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GasLightStreet
Typhoon Amphan is, supposedly, the strongest typhoon to make landfall in the Bay Of Bengal in Kolkata. Not sure how that's being measured so far (sustained winds at landfall about 105mph, gusts up to 115 mph make it the strongest?) but for now that's how it's being labelled.
Storm surge of 16 feet supposedly.
It's in line with earlier predictions that typhoons/hurricanes will further increase in power in the upcoming years. I already feel sorry for the Pacific region looking back at the most recent typhoons.
I wonder what the influence of the "corona-clear air" will have on those weather monsters?