dude is in Mobile, Al...dude is blowing up online:
Reddit’s #1 Post: Chief Meteorologist Alan Sealls Declared “Best Weatherman Ever”
Hurricane Irma: now a tropical storm, moving into Georgia today
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dude is in Mobile, Al...dude is blowing up online:
Reddit’s #1 Post: Chief Meteorologist Alan Sealls Declared “Best Weatherman Ever”
Armchair Militant
Stay woke
not again
Chrishaune
Veteran
part of me wants to see how Jamaica would handle it...everything down there is concrete
Jamaica is mountainous also.....I think they would make it out all right, but nobody wants a cat5 coming through....
BunchePark
Coli N Calisthenics
Maybe hybrid cars would have saved you instead of V8 trucks
Maxima rider I don't do trucks but trucks and jeeps have advantage in the flood
This dude Putin is just fukking with us
Yeah, but how often are you in floods?
Ironic how people living in year round warm weather buy the most trucks, but people up north who go through all 4 seasons are likely to buy more fuel efficient cars.
The True HD
Billionaire
WHAT THE fukk DO YOU MEAN RIDE IT OUT
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS RIDING OUT A CAT 5 CAT 4 HURRICANE CUZ
Cuz, simply by just sitting back and letting Irma pass.... everyone can't leave, as for us we chose not to. Concrete house built in the 60s, recently inspected and still in A1 condition. When Wilma hit, our fukkin tall ass Ackee tree fell and took off a corner of the roof due to the high winds.... insurance took care of it. Any extra bread was invested into high impact hurricane windows, which been in for about 7 years now, so my peeps been ahead of the game. We have no high trees around so not much threat when objects start flying. Just finished extracting about 3/4 of the pool's water, prob ~4 feet worth with a pump rented out from Home Depot, flooding won't be a concern.... Enough food and water to last weeks, generator for the power.... and the edibles AND drink have been secured
NoChillJones
Banned
Cuz, simply by just sitting back and letting Irma pass.... everyone can't leave, as for us we chose not to. Concrete house built in the 60s, recently inspected and still in A1 condition. When Wilma hit, our fukkin tall ass Ackee tree fell and took off a corner of the roof due to the high winds.... insurance took care of it. Any extra bread was invested into high impact hurricane windows, which been in for about 7 years now, so my peeps been ahead of the game. We have no high trees around so not much threat when objects start flying. Just finished extracting about 3/4 of the pool's water, prob ~4 feet worth with a pump rented out from Home Depot, flooding won't be a concern.... Enough food and water to last weeks, generator for the power.... and the edibles AND drink have been secured
Im with you breh...but the flooding has nothing to do with your pool....
.....cat 5 will rip the roof off your house...you treating it like its a snow storm...thats when you bunker down...not when its tornado like disasters coming down...Checked in at Fort Lauderdale.....flight is on time...I might make it
