08-31-2016, 06:53 AM
" However outer bands on tropical revolving storms often pack some high winds and sever rains. And the NW quadrant tends to be the roughest because of the direction of rotation and forward motion (see http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/tcfaq/D6.html) ."
Woke up at dawn this morning to find a pretty good size hole punched through a 20X20 canopy tarp by a wayward falling branch .
But I know how to repair it with contact cement and scrap tarp.
Due to a reshuffle of priorities and a few other factors yesterday afternoon and evening I opted to take down the canopy at first light... and got bit small kine by those outlier bands of winds.
I think it was around 8ish this morning we had the biggest gusts thus far up in this neck of the Volcano woods. Still fairly gusty at the moment. Watching those treetops sway.
Woke up at dawn this morning to find a pretty good size hole punched through a 20X20 canopy tarp by a wayward falling branch .
But I know how to repair it with contact cement and scrap tarp.
Due to a reshuffle of priorities and a few other factors yesterday afternoon and evening I opted to take down the canopy at first light... and got bit small kine by those outlier bands of winds.
I think it was around 8ish this morning we had the biggest gusts thus far up in this neck of the Volcano woods. Still fairly gusty at the moment. Watching those treetops sway.