Debby Downer...

[Gonna Smoke]

Tropical storm Debby, forecast to soon be a cat. 1 hurricane, will be coming ashore Monday in the Big Bend area of Florida in all her glory. Forecast for us here in SC is 12"-16" of rain mid-week, don't know where we're going to put it because we've already had plenty with more in the forecast each day before she shows up...

To our friends in Florida who will bear the brunt of Debby's wrath, stay safe and vigilant...

 

[912smoker]

Same here Charles. We've had fields flooded every afternoon for a week!
Stay safe FL SMF friends and everyone possibly in the path.

Keith

 

[Gonna Smoke]

Same here Charles. We've had fields flooded every afternoon for a week!
Stay safe FL SMF friends and everyone possibly in the path.

Keith

Everyday I'm getting flash flood warnings from my weather app...

 

[JIMSMOKES]

Prayers for anybody in the path.
My place here in the upstate has been dryer than a popcorn fart. In the past 6-8 weeks I've had 3" in my rain guage total. Not gonna complain though only had to cut 3 times and that was just tall sprout up.

 

[Brokenhandle]

Just saw this on the news. Stay safe you all!

Ryan

 

[Gonna Smoke]

Our governor has declared a state of emergency which really means he can mobilize resources. Of more concern is that Jim Cantore and his Weather Channel crew is on the way. When he shows up, the thought is that things are not going to be good, but maybe it's just been a slow weather news summer so far...

 

[mike243]

Son works for comcast and is on a storm team, he has been put on alert for the Ga area, reckon depends on how bad it gets

 

[pineywoods]

We're still waiting for them to narrow down the path they have it within about 150 miles or so they say. They are changing the forecast slightly about every time they come out with new data.
Unless it does something crazy it's going to track between me and Brian. Hopefully won't be a bad one.

 

[Gonna Smoke]

Hopefully won't be a bad one.

Let's hope not. Cat 1's usually aren't, but with tides and wind, just never know...

 

[boykjo]

We're still waiting for them to narrow down the path they have it within about 150 miles or so they say. They are changing the forecast slightly about every time they come out with new data.
Unless it does something crazy it's going to track between me and Brian. Hopefully won't be a bad one.

Stay safe Jerry and Bri

 

[gmc2003]

Be safe down there.

Chris

 

[bmudd14474]

We are getting dumped on right now. Power is out but all are safe so far. Have a few more hours of heavy to get the Eye past us.

Be safe everyone

 

[912smoker]

Our governor has declared a state of emergency which really means he can mobilize resources. Of more concern is that Jim Cantore and his Weather Channel crew is on the way. When he shows up, the thought is that things are not going to be good, but maybe it's just been a slow weather news summer so far...

We are also under state of emergency and Stephanie Abrams is reporting fron Savannah Predictions are for 15-20 inches of rainfall for us at the moment.
We will most certainly lose power but I have my power inverter ready and can run some fans, internet and TV

Stay safe!

Keith

 

[sawhorseray]

BE 114º IN THE SHADE HERE, TOO HOT IN THE SUN TO EVEN FIRE UP THE KETTLE. Y'ALL STAY SAFE OUT THERE. RAY

 

[Winterrider]

I see they keep changing things down there. Stay safe everyone !

 

[Winterrider]

BE 114º IN THE SHADE HERE, TOO HOT IN THE SUN TO EVEN FIRE UP THE KETTLE. Y'ALL STAY SAFE OUT THERE. RAY

65° for a high today. The cool weather and light humidity is a blessing. I know it hasn't been as bad as many others have had it.

 

[pineywoods]

It ended up going more to the east and we didn't get much of anything over here. Brian got it worse than we did for sure

 

[912smoker]

How ya making it Charles?
We've had buckets of rain, flooding roads washed out and closures.

This is on a major 4 lane hwy this morning

Keith

 

[Winterrider]

Ish. . .
Hope everyone is safe !

 

[gmc2003]

The remnants of Debbie are supposed to hit our already flood saturated state this weekend. Thankfully the area I live in has been spared the flooding.

Chris