Watching Gustav
I know I'm not in Cancun anymore but I am watching this storm just as much as I would if I was down there.
While it looks like Cancun may just get by with some rain, you never know with these things. Until it passes, I don't think anyone can breathe a sigh of relief.
Whatever the case, be safe my Cancun friends. Get your Jesus candles, tuna and water. It's not like you'll never use them again if you over-stock.
For those of you interested in following, here are some links for ya:
National Hurricane Center
Dr. Jeff Masters' WunderBlog - He makes it easy for you to understand the storm and doesn't throw a lot of weather mumbo jumbo at you.
Wunderground Tracking
Weather Tracking
I find it's best to keep an eye on all 3 websites (National Hurricane Center, Wunderground, Weather.com) because all projected paths will vary slightly from one website to the other.
Here's hoping it turns out to be a dud.
While it looks like Cancun may just get by with some rain, you never know with these things. Until it passes, I don't think anyone can breathe a sigh of relief.
Whatever the case, be safe my Cancun friends. Get your Jesus candles, tuna and water. It's not like you'll never use them again if you over-stock.
For those of you interested in following, here are some links for ya:
National Hurricane Center
Dr. Jeff Masters' WunderBlog - He makes it easy for you to understand the storm and doesn't throw a lot of weather mumbo jumbo at you.
Wunderground Tracking
Weather Tracking
I find it's best to keep an eye on all 3 websites (National Hurricane Center, Wunderground, Weather.com) because all projected paths will vary slightly from one website to the other.
Here's hoping it turns out to be a dud.
1 Comments:
At 8:19 PM, August 28, 2008, Anonymous said…
Jesus candles... hehe. ONLY someone who has lived in Mexico would write that, or know what you're talking about.
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