Cap City Build & BS AF

Roger, what are they going to run?

 

https://youtu.be/J1NTjqaAKBo

 

To the counter to get tacos. Probably parade around the bar.

"Hey Austin folks,
Some of you know about my departure, others don't even know who I am, lol. I am moving back to New England next month. Don't worry, the TO sticker will stay on the Trooper. Anyway, im crazy busy and still want to hang with a few folks before I go. Next Thursday I'm getting together with some of my overland bound comrades at Torchys on 620. It's open invite so feel free to come hang for a bit. Even if you don't know me, come say hey and meet some fellow overlanders in the area. Link with details about the meetup below. Hope to hang with some of you before I'm gone!"

 

Seems like my kind of wheelin

 

If you want her I could send it your way for like $15 that should cover it

 

So much wants!

 

@Boomkanani ​

 

Aww yeah! Cooler temps

 

Rain - the Hill Country wants its precious.

Except Houston, they're like "fuck this shit, not AGAIN!"

 

SCW is about as unsure as everyone else.


"As a best guess, this likely means parts of southeastern Louisiana and Mississippi could see 10 to 12 inches of rain on Wednesday and Thursday. Closer to home, rain totals are really going to depend on landfall location. If the European model is correct, a landfalling storm just south of the Houston area could bring 4 to 6 inches of rainfall to the Houston region beginning some time on Wednesday and running through Thursday (these would be mostly manageable totals, but still very wet days). If the final track is closer to Beaumont—currently favored by the National Hurricane Center—then the Houston area may only see 1 to 2 inches of rainfall, if any at all."

 

They say it's manageable for the city. But have they seen how blocked up our sewers are?

 

Our local weather guy this morning was like "hey, we got computer models that have this swinging back on South Carolina, and we have models that slam it right into Austin. Even the computers can't agree to what this is going to do once it forms. All we do know is that it'll be named 'Cindy'."

 

I think it's because the computers are all trying to figure out what the high pressure system is going to do and then have to guess what the storm would do. If it was just the storm, they would probably be closer together in the way of prediction.

 

Would you get out of the sewers!!

....cuz yesterday it was Bret, even storm naming is low probability.

 

I'm getting my kayak ready tonight.

 

Brett is the other storm just south east of "Third"

 

I know, the other formed first, it was just a comment on weather prediction in general. Unless I need to make a run for it (and wouldn't for any tropical storm) then I just watch the track as it develops and try not to listen to the talking heads, much like the "news". Although there are some that provide at least some decent information and are willing to commit to the fact that there is still way too much that they don't really know.