Gustav

[Rick336]

Uh oh. This one could grow into a monster. If you live along the Gulf Coast of the US, you might want to start watching the weather channel.

Rick

[pnggrad79]

Yep we already are doing that. I have a portable 8 gallon gas tank filled and ready to go. I live north of Houston but we still get a lot of it when they do hit the Gulf Coast. I hope it dissipates or doesn't get really strong. We desperately need the rain. But poor Louisiana doesn't need this damn thing at all. They are still trying to deal with Katrina 3 years later.

[scott snedeker]

Many of the Radical Faeries are opening their Homes to other Faeries from New Orleans and Places near where the Hurricaine might hit. I thought that was wonderful!:love:

[Gennee]

Many of the Radical Faeries are opening their Homes to other Faeries from New Orleans and Places near where the Hurricaine might hit. I thought that was wonderful!:love:

So do I.

Gennee

[Rick336]

Wise advice:

"You need to be concerned, and you need to get your butts moving out of New Orleans right now. This is the storm of the century."

- New Orleans Mayor Nagin - Saturday August 30, 2008



http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2008/WORLD/weather/08/30/gustav/art.gustav.sat.ap.jpg
Gustav's location as of Saturday afternoon


http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2008/US/weather/08/30/gustav.prepare/art.gustav.evac.gi.jpg
Getting butts out of city August 30, 2008



Rick

[Emproph]

I'm right on the west coast of FL in Naples, and so far it's humid out, and my windows have fog on them.

[tymejumper]

Please everyone be careful, please be safe and leave if you have a safe place to go. I am concerned for people down there. It's suppost to be really nasty. I know it is easy to wait but please do not, take care everyone!

Much Metta,
Rebekah