So Ike came close to us today. We pretty much saw some rain and some good gusts of wind but that was pretty much it. However down South by the coast, most not so lucky.
They canceled our soccer game today but not until we drove up there, walked to the field and got rained on. They did cancel some games last night, so the question really is.. Why didn’t you just cancel all the games this weekend instead of some and make people drive up there this morning and waste time and gas. Oh well.. Just had a nice day of no soccer and I got to work on the office some more and watch tons of hurricane news coverage. Now just watching the OU Sooners play my home town University of Washington…
Go Sooners..!!
How is your Saturday going? or how was your Saturday?
Tags: Football, Hurricane, Huskies, Ike, OU, Rain, Seattle, Sooners, Washington, Weather, Wind
Football, Sports, Weather | tazdog, September 13, 2008 7:48 pm |
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I have been watching 4 video streams of Houston News channels today and they are covering the coast area and talking with people and they have been reporting flooding and storm surge already and the eye of the hurricane still isn’t close to landfall. I think we are still 12 hours away from that. I think a lot of homes will be destroyed. So hence the title of my post, I can’t believe what some people think. Some people that they have interviewed on TV had decided to just stay and ride out the storm. I guess they don’t care that forecasters keep warning people that if they don’t leave it could be ‘Certain Death’ I don’t know about you but after watching this storm and all the reports about it, I would leave.. This storm is massive. In fact the track it’s taken we are going to see above rainfall averages for our area and sustained winds to 50mph for several hours. In fact they just issued a flash flood watch for the Dallas, Fort Worth area.
I know this storm would be FUN to watch, but not at the chance of losing your life over it. I hope they really decide to leave. They still have a couple hours to get out.
Related sites:
stormpulse.net
wunderground.com