FAY, hope it's just a big wet blow!
 

My town is a Pandemonium, but what else is new. We're looking at a late Monday or early Tuesday. What a way for kids to start school on Monday, that is, if they even start.

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get out the generators & blue tarps. looks like she will visit us wed to thurs. supposed to take my daughter to FSU in tallahassee on wed and move her to an apt on fri.
ahhh the tropics...............

I wouldn't count on a big blow from FAY, I've been dating her for over 5 years now and no big blow. Just DEVASTATION!:nut:


I know it's not really funny, but my other half's name is FAY(even spelled the same). Now I can call her the natural disaster she really is.

Phat, Hold on tight to your MONEY Nole daddy...been there - done that with my oldest boy a few years back, and for some reason yet unknown to me, money goes by real fast at FSU. Go Noles!

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THEFERM, I call mine Ms. Wilma for the same reasons.

We're flippin' out up here w/the CHANCE Fay MIGHT sit her fat ol' butt over the upstate of SC and drop some of her splendid H20 here...I was on Lake Hartwell last night and this morning and it's almost a place unknown to me...and the word is w/out some serious rain, it could drop to 24" below pool...on a lake w/ nearly 1,000 miles of shoreline, it becomes a whole new place...

C'mon Fay...we're gonna PARTY you come up here:happy:

It looks as if you might get your wish, Reel . . . but you never can tell what a system like that may bring by the time it's been over all that real estate. The latest shows it's almost over Key West (KW Int'l showing winds at 51 knots), but thankfully it's not up to hurricane status. Might be pushing through my area Thursday AM.

My local reservior High Rock Lake is down about 7 FEET below full pond. How bout them apples? And my floating dock is still floating!! Woopie!!! :sun: