(08-13-2026, 06:38 PM)ironyak Wrote: Storm tracks models look to be much the same, but NHC has lots of info on newly named Tropical Storm Lala. Outdoor furniture fly away forecast has 40%ish chance of sustained wind speeds greater than 39mph - maybe someone can translate this to local units? Rattan should be brought inside, but teak can ride it out? Cushions with ties may hold, but those without are saying sayonara?
Regardless, Maku'u Farmers Market posted that they are going to be closed on Sunday as they are spending today pulling down the tarps.
We're not in the "cone of uncertainty" so does that mean Lala won't be as bad as Iselle was? Was Puna in Iselle's cone?
(08-13-2026, 09:08 PM)sistersue Wrote:(08-13-2026, 06:38 PM)ironyak Wrote: Storm tracks models look to be much the same, but NHC has lots of info on newly named Tropical Storm Lala. Outdoor furniture fly away forecast has 40%ish chance of sustained wind speeds greater than 39mph - maybe someone can translate this to local units? Rattan should be brought inside, but teak can ride it out? Cushions with ties may hold, but those without are saying sayonara?
Regardless, Maku'u Farmers Market posted that they are going to be closed on Sunday as they are spending today pulling down the tarps.
We're not in the "cone of uncertainty" so does that mean Lala won't be as bad as Iselle was? Was Kapoho in Iselle's cone?
(08-13-2026, 09:08 PM)sistersue Wrote:(08-13-2026, 06:38 PM)ironyak Wrote: Storm tracks models look to be much the same, but NHC has lots of info on newly named Tropical Storm Lala. Outdoor furniture fly away forecast has 40%ish chance of sustained wind speeds greater than 39mph - maybe someone can translate this to local units? Rattan should be brought inside, but teak can ride it out? Cushions with ties may hold, but those without are saying sayonara?
Regardless, Maku'u Farmers Market posted that they are going to be closed on Sunday as they are spending today pulling down the tarps.
We're not in the "cone of uncertainty" so does that mean Lala won't be as bad as Iselle was? Was Puna in Iselle's cone?
(08-13-2026, 09:08 PM)sistersue Wrote:(08-13-2026, 06:38 PM)ironyak Wrote: Storm tracks models look to be much the same, but NHC has lots of info on newly named Tropical Storm Lala. Outdoor furniture fly away forecast has 40%ish chance of sustained wind speeds greater than 39mph - maybe someone can translate this to local units? Rattan should be brought inside, but teak can ride it out? Cushions with ties may hold, but those without are saying sayonara?
Regardless, Maku'u Farmers Market posted that they are going to be closed on Sunday as they are spending today pulling down the tarps.
We're not in the "cone of uncertainty" so does that mean Lala won't be as bad as Iselle was? Was Kapoho in Iselle's cone?
Google just told me that Iselle's cone was pointed at Hilo.