Hurricane Joaquin

diablomaster9045 · Oct 2, 2015

Kworker said:
Looks good right now... That track changed fairly quick, I am wondering the likelihood of it changing to head back east though.

just a quickly as it changed out to sea. I am hoping it stays out at sea.

jcdeng · Oct 2, 2015

The reef gods are smiling upon us

Paul B · Oct 2, 2015

After Sandy I connected my generator so it runs on gasoline and natural gas which I have in my house for cooking and heating. I also have 15 gallons of gas for my cars with another 100 gallons in my boat just in case.

Reef keeper · Oct 2, 2015

diablomaster9045 said:
bust out the surfboard!

The waves are definentally big enough did my good dead though I saw a tirtle in the middle of the street and went and moved him but found out he was a snapper and I had come to far to help him!

jd371 · Oct 2, 2015

Updated track shows it moving off shore. Good, I can do some Striper fishing this Sunday. Love fishing in snotty weather, except the surf is going to be chocolate milk.

Reef_Obsessed · Oct 2, 2015

I'm up in NJ as well and luckily, they say it is going out into the ocean. I went out and bought a little camping fold-up stove and sternos for canned foods and if I have to keep the water in the tank warm....of course, I lose power in my development if someone in the area sneezes to loud!

The poor people of the Bahamas are getting blasted down there! That hurricane has been hanging over them for the past 24+ hours

SoFloGator · Oct 2, 2015

Reef_Obsessed said:
I'm up in NJ as well and luckily, they say it is going out into the ocean. I went out and bought a little camping fold-up stove and sternos for canned foods and if I have to keep the water in the tank warm....of course, I lose power in my development if someone in the area sneezes to loud!

The poor people of the Bahamas are getting blasted down there! That hurricane has been hanging over them for the past 24+ hours

We were without power for 9 days after Wilma...our most prized possession then was an old fashioned coffee pot that we could brew fresh coffee with over a can of sterno!

runzwithscissors · Oct 2, 2015

I don't live on any coast, but in a city with a million trees. Every storm/ice storm brings down power lines. Best addition to my system besides the ato was a ginny. If the power goes out it usually is out for at least a day. As long as the tank is fully running and the beer is cold, I'm good.