Rain rain rain
Friday, October 17th, 2008Should get a good amount of rain today. There is a warning posted for the Vancouver area. We are slated to get up to 10 more millimeters through today.
Should get a good amount of rain today. There is a warning posted for the Vancouver area. We are slated to get up to 10 more millimeters through today.
So I’m back. You might be wondering what it was like being in a Tropical Storm. Well, unfortunately (sort of) it didn’t make it all the way up to Puerto Vallarta. The only effect we saw was overcast skies and tropical rain on the Saturday and Sunday and some very large swells on the water!
Those were definitely the most impressive. We were on the beach the last night watching them. You’ll like these pics. :)
Uhoh…

Run!

That was about an 8 ft wave breaking 40ft away and 4ft below my 5ft 3in wife :)

(sorry, my “see” key is not working right now… bear with me. :) )
We’re gettin’ out of here just in time!
Tropial storm Odile is going to be Hurriane Odile by tomorrow and it’s headed right up the oast towards us! We fly out on Sunday morning. Just as it should be sending its first winds towards us! Phew!
UPDATE, I’m in a Tropical Storm!
I’m officially under the influence of a Tropical Storm Odile! It’s spinning to the south of us. Luckily it is no longer headed directly to Puerto Vallarta, but will instead curve Westward out to sea tomorrow. Or at least that’s the forecast. We have major sea swells here today, probably from Norbert which is hitting the Baja as a strong Cat 2 and we should get lots of rain from Odile tonight. Hopefully it doesn’t hit these folks too hard. The vast majority of people here have no idea there is even a chance of a Tropical Storm and even if they were would have nowhere to go!
I’m such a weather geek. I almost exclaimed with glee when I saw the satellite this morning of Hurricane Norbert!
And then I realised, it’s slated to intensify into a Cat 4 and hit near Cabo San Lucas… get out of Norberts way!

The center is a good 700km away from Puerto Vallarta (up in the top right corner). But we should definitely get some waves/sea swell from it in a day or two and possibly some bands of showers if it revs up more.
Follow this link if you want to see more weather in this area.
It’s 32C (Humidex is 42). It’s beautiful.

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