That tropical storm is headed up the coast.
 

It is causing me to have allergy attacks. That on top of the tree pollen is causing me to have more allergy problems then usual. That tropical storm off the South,and North Carolina coast at this time is sort of headed my way.

Is anyone else having allergy problems? BF:hug::hug::hug:

Sorry about your allergies, BF.

Keep safe! :hug:

do you take extra meds when your allergies get this way?
bizi

Yes. I can take allergy meds. that last for four hour periods of time. They aren't working very well right now,but I'll take all the help that I can get, unless it's bad for me. BF:hug::hug::hug:

I take cloramine maleate or something like that spelling. It really helps with the symptoms, in addition of regular zyrtek when my allergies flare up. the maleate only lasts 4 hours though which is inconvenient.
bizi

Yes. I take that. I still have some zyrtec. I take doses at this time that say four hour relief. I've been up since about 3:30AM. BF:hug::hug::hug:

I got up at 5;40 this morning...my shoulder was bothering me so got up early. Just finished the paper and heading to take a shower.
bizi

That's a strange storm. It's 24 hours later,and it's only moved to central North Carolina.

It's early in the Season for these tropical storms. We may get more. BF:hug::hug::hug:

Predictions this year: quiet
 

We had three days of messy rain from it last week.
It is extraordinarily early.
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Regarding predictions for this hurricane year:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_At...rricane_season
Hurricane forecasters at Colorado State University and North Carolina State Univeristy predict a quiet season this year:
I wish all of us quiet and safe times.
M

Tropical Storm Bill
 

I am watching TS Bill.

Lots and lots of rain and that area was recently flooded -- only a few weeks ago.


Mari

It looks like the center of the storm is over Galveston at this time. It's moving toward the North West. BF:hug::hug::hug:

Today as of 5:15 PM, it's moving North along the coast of Texas. BF:hug::hug::hug:

This whirl wind of a storm passed to the North of my area last night. It was a very unusual slow moving storm that kept rotating.

I heard the boom,boom,boom of thunder as the storms passed by.

So the storm went up the Texas coast,and up into North America,and passed by Washington DC.,and went out to the ocean.

I was tracking this storm with the help of Noaa Mosaic Loop radar. Good by to this storm named Bill. BF:hug::hug::hug: