Houston is under water

[Saz]

actually the more interesting article was the one on the marine construction industry - the one about construction being complete shit was pointing out the obvious

[spacemonkey]

[Winchester]

Smoke is insane tonight, hazy across the street. Hit 90 today, going to hit 96 tomorrow... It's f**k September. House smells like a campfire and there isn't even any fires really near us. Could not see the sun tonight, not even an outline before it went down.

[John Galt]

Such a complainer

The fort McMurray fire was only declared out last month, 15 months after it started. That fire at it's greatest extent made my house hazy and smell like a campfire and I'm like 2000 miles away

[Winchester]

[John Galt]

Yeah it's an epic picture. Would love to get that shot

[Kane]

Is that why it's hazy as f**k in the bay area? And in Sac? I swear it's been like this for over a week now. I always thought it was just smog but I'm thinking I'm wrong.

EDIT: Yup, fires in Oregon and Norcal just had their smoke hit us as we got record 115 degree temp. SF was f**k 100 degrees.

[John Galt]

Irma has sustained winds of 180mph now, putting it in the top 7 of all time measured hurricanes and it's not even done growing

the caribbean up to florida is gonna get wrecked

[Kane]

It's as if nature recognized the huge dipshit that is Trump and decided now was the time to unleash massive storms on the US.

[John Galt]

185 now. ties with the 1935 "Labor Day Hurricane" that was the strongest hurricane ever to make landfall in the US in terms of sustained winds. what's crazy is it's still at 27.34 inHg; and there are dozens of hurricanes with lower pressure