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Storm surge is increasing!!! Tropical storm Isaiah is set to strengthen. Gulf oil wells started evavuating last night. S...
10/07/2026

Storm surge is increasing!!!

Tropical storm Isaiah is set to strengthen.

Gulf oil wells started evavuating last night.

Storm surge is projected 3ft to 9+ feet and is increasing. There could be a massive surge along with waves from this storm.

Storm surge doesn't take into acount wave heights.

Know youre flood risk.

Look at fema flood maps,

If youre in any area with storm surge potential evacuate. Know youre risk, follow local leaders.

Rainfall will be 20+ inches in some areas if not over 30 inches. Plan accordingly. If youre prone to flooding, have a plan, dont count on being rescued! Thats how lives are lost.

Dont be a statistic.

Team Rubicon has a decent write up of storm surge. https://teamrubiconusa.org/news-and-stories/what-is-storm-surge/

Figure throw them a bone and save yall my terrible typing and spelling.

This storm will be intensifying so watch for updates.

Katrina was a storm in the gulf that rapidly intensified before landfall. This storm is in warmer waters and better conditions. Take this seriously. Better to be unconvinced then to be rescued.

Thoughts and prayers

Quick update what is soon to be Isaiah, Not a lot of data or information just yet.  Models are still playing catch up. A...
10/07/2026

Quick update what is soon to be Isaiah,

Not a lot of data or information just yet. Models are still playing catch up.

As soon as theres more data i will update.

Not certain if I will deploy for this storm. If it was a few years ago I would have been on the road. Bags are ready if and when the call comes.

Have a plan,

Have important documents, prescriptions in water proof bag.

Be prepared tommorow if the forcasts shifts or intensity increases.

Know youre evac route.

If it floods and you cannot get out, make sure you think things thru.

Make sure to have food dor pets.

Check on the elderly and youre neughbors.

Thoughts and prayers.

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Old video but if on the gulf coast this shows you how to check youre flood risk. Everything Lifesaving Foundation this i...
10/07/2026

Old video but if on the gulf coast this shows you how to check youre flood risk.

Everything Lifesaving Foundation this is the link I was referencing. I can do some mapping for comunities or orgs as needed.

Also for volunteers/ teams in staging areas on the ground i can map as well so there prepared and know where to evacuate to lr move as needed for various scenarios. More in depth then most get overall but its just years of doing this. Some of these maps I can see flood reach as well. It gets very in depth down to the house.

I have made these maps in real time for orgs, teams, comunitues when on the ground deployed to get the most acurate information in real time.

, and get the message out to folks in , , , ,

Thoughts and prayers.

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10/07/2026

The boss was out, supervising to prevent a cat-tastrophe. Lol

In between all the disasters, posts, updates working on gabions for a barn project huricaine helene put on hold. Building this for a friend. Definitely has been a lot of work.

These gabions are stacked stones, a puzzle, some weigh 180 pounds. Sorting, stacking, for a tight fit. Got 12ft to build and 160ft long in this area. It keeps me in shape and ready physically to deploy when needed.

10/06/2026

Isaiah/ 92l in the gulf. Since this keeps coming up in conversations and given the biblical parallels and context posting this here.

what no model nor forcaster is looking at is frontal boundaries.

The 2nd issue is there not looking at how a storm develops and areas impacted in el nino years. There merging cart Blanche data together. Thats going to skew models, give bad data sets.

Just as the models and meteorologists got Bertha wrong they will more then likely get this wrong. The data was solid weeks out on its track.

With the high pressure set to push south in south Carolina, Florida setting up what has been forcasted as a heat dome by Thursday afternoon. Timing matters. If this higb pressure is able to set in, it will form a blocking pattern several days.

I made and posted a short YouTube video on my this frontal boundary and why its important.

On El nino years storms form in the sw of the gulf, they tend to linger then rapidly intensify and favor the teaxs to new orleans. 5 of the top 10 in texas including the Galveston where El nono years from huricaines that formed in the gulf.

Theres 92e that cannot be ignored, while there was a chance 92e could pull 92l or the frontal boundary pulls 92l before high pressure sets in both scenarios are all but unlikely.

With 92e pushing moisture into the atmosphere, it will help 92l.

Now although 92l is more then likely going to go ne somewhat, frontal boundaries show it doesnt arive till Saturday to the northern gulf.

With the high pressure in place it will stay off shore till late sunday and get pushed back west towards Houston. A very simular pattern to Bertha. But more importantly in El nino years this is very common.

In El nino years exspecially around the last in 1877, 1788, 1578, and I forget the year off hand in 1600s, but overall is a 100 to 150 year pattern of this going back centuries these storms form in the sw gulf. They tend to hit the texas coastline 80% of the time. The rest favor Louisiana. Florida is rare when these storms develop in the gulf but are more common in storms that develope in the atlantic.

So theres historical context of patterns going back well beyond the 1500s that can be pulled from, frontal boundaries,

So dont rule anything out. And it shouldn't come as a surprise if it goes west and circles back like the Galveston huricaine in 1900.

Now to throw Rachel, 92e into the blender along with 2 low pressure boundaries.

92e will more then likely reach cat 2/ 3 and take a simular path as polo, it might take Rachel but unlikely. Timing is Friday new Mexico.

Rachel is likely to get hooked by a frontal boundary and pulled in impacting southern California heading due east.

This boundary will meet 92e in new mexico/ arizona.

The other frontal boundary coming in from the pacific nw heading se towards southern us, is a stornger front, it will collide friday/ saturday with rachel, 92e, at the same time the path is easterly of this boundary towards west texas, moisture from the west getting pushed in along with monsoonal moisture/ moisture pushing in from the sw,

As this moves into Texas Sunday, 92l will be pushing west but mostly stalled in the gulf. The shear and winds keeping 92l in check in the gulf, will get pushed north and east as this western front comes in. These 2 systems will collide but might remain seperate. After a few days they will push ne when a opening opens up in the blocking pattern.

92l being in the gulf could allow it to stay strong dumping rain and tornadoes inland.

If it goes west more so and merges, could be a single entity, but in that scenario it could go east into the gulf and restregthen. By then the high pressure in Florida would be moving oyt and a impact of Florida pan handle would be possible and more likely.

Overall impacts will be very heavy rain over several days main concern.

With the runoff coefficient increased from previous flooding in many areas set to be impacted and some still recovering from polo, this has serious potential.

I do hope the data is bad and this high pressure stays north. It is the trigger in all of this that determines the outcome but historical patterns just like Bertha earlier this give context of what could be to come.

Timing is everything and counting minutes not hours with these patterns.

No matter what folks need to stay weather aware,

Folks need to have a plan,

Folks need to be prepared.

Thoughts and prayers.

10/06/2026

Sadly I have seen this but moving much faster and no way for them to get out.

These are simply targets on jobsites. No pun intended.

92l in the gulf been talking about for a bit.It is set to develope mid to late week, at least a tropical storm if not a ...
10/06/2026

92l in the gulf been talking about for a bit.

It is set to develope mid to late week, at least a tropical storm if not a low end hurucaine. A lot of variables yet.

The track is all showing a ne trend towards the pan handle and continues northeast.

The issue with that is high pressure to the north thats supposed to drop south and settle over florida.

If that happens it will either stay or might shift west.

Many say thats impossible but just as back in jully when they forcasted a simular track and pattern, it stalled and went west as I pointed out.

This has a stronger data points then jully to indicate a stall 40 miles offshore and head back west/ sw amd stall.

There is a frontal boundary from the sw and a stronger front from the pacific nw that could meet and collide with this system.

Another variable is how this interacts with 92 e in the pacific. 92e is forcasted to take a simular path to polo.

These storm tracks are common in El nino years. Many meteorologists compare years not based on meterological factors like El nino amd LA nina cycles. That skews data and models.

Where ever and how ever this comes together 1 thing that is for certain is that its going to ve a rain maker with models showing 20 to 30 inches of rain. Thats if it doesnt stall.

Many of these areas that would be impacted have previously flooded this year, that increases the runoff coefficient, so 2 inches can behave like 4 inches of rain at times.

As there is more solid infornation I will update. Rught now theres a lot of contradiction in models and data. I really dont trust the models on this given how there programmed. Exspecially when in jully storm was moving west and models still showed it going east. Bad data sets.

Historically storms that form in this part of the gulf affect texas to new Orleans. 5 of the top 10 huricaines texas where El nino years and developed in the gulf rapidly.

Stay weather aware,

Have a plan,

Know youre flood risk,

This is a storm to watch very closely.

As more solid information becomes avaible i will update.

Thoughts and prayers.

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Folks in the gulf need to be watching forcasts, exspecially in  . Historically on strong el nino years storms tend to fo...
10/04/2026

Folks in the gulf need to be watching forcasts, exspecially in .

Historically on strong el nino years storms tend to form in the gulf.

The water in the gulf is warm enough for development.

If moisture from the pacific continues to spread to the east and north east, it will help this develop.

There is high pressure heat dome forcasted to settip over Florida so that would force this storm north/ north west.

It would be a rain maker more so then wind.

Been watching these numbers for a bit. But for several months oil exports have been on the upswing thanks to the us navy...
10/04/2026

Been watching these numbers for a bit.

But for several months oil exports have been on the upswing thanks to the us navy and airforce.

Despite what media and youtubers will say daily many of which ate paid by china and russia to give false narratives to influence the election.

That used to be a crime and folks where held accountable for being a foreign agent.

Oil isnt amd has not been the reason fuel prices are up.

Even before this iran war we had a global refining shortage. With many refineries closing in the us and Europe being a main source of rising costs.

Just thought yall should know further more the strait of hornuz/ middle east has oil getting out, and supplies. You just wont hear about it in western media.

POLO update/ texas flooding. 79 trillion gallons of water fell on upstream areas of water sheds in new Mexico and north....
10/01/2026

POLO update/ texas flooding.

79 trillion gallons of water fell on upstream areas of water sheds in new Mexico and north.

All that water has to work its way back out to the gulf.

Overall a band as exspected of 5 to 10 inches of rain has fallen in texas.

Models are showing a aditional amounts of 5 to 10 in many areas and isolated areas of 10 to 15.

The big issue right now is that curent river and creek levels are near or at the forcast 5% probabilities for flooding a few days ago and this is just getting started.

Water from upstream will take several days to get down stream.

There will be flooding, exspecially on main rivers.

The next 12 hours will give a indication of which areas will get hardest hit.

There is a few more days of rain yet to come.

Be prepared,

Have a plan,

Stay off the roads,

Thoughts and prayers,

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