11 am update (Thursday)

[PaulW]

http://www.prh.noaa.gov/cphc/tcpages/arc...1408072050

It's weakening. It may not be a hurricane when it reaches us. Good news for all those without hurricane insurance!

[wailani]

Yes, it seems to have slowed its circulation and is kinda breaking up.

[Amrita]

Aloha Dear friends,

I am on a month long pilgrimage in Himachal Pradesh the Himalayas of India having left Orchidland my home on Monday.

May those of you who live on our fiery volcano Kilauea, who swim at Kehena Beach with our friends the dolphins, who live in the wild wild east of Hawaii Island, be safe in the sheltering arms of our great protective Mountains Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa. May Iselle and Julio be absorbed by the awesome depths of the oceans surrounding our Island, keeping our homes and gardens intact. May we ebrace the winds of change and unscathed , be ready to seek the Absolute Truth, the undivided unsullied Pure Consciousness that is the only Reality.

Amrita

[oink]

Pretty good shlt over there huh!

Pua`a
S. FL
Big Islander to be.

[Andrew]

chuckle chuckle snort

[Wao nahele kane]

Looks more like a storm at best moving South West, not really too impressive. http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?product=N0Z&rid=HWA&loop=yes

ETA Iselle as a hurricane is DOA

[dayna]

Well I'm going to leave the plywood up and the animals inside. I feel that it's better safe than sorry. A lot easier to buy a piece of plywood and clean up some messes than to replace a window or animal.

Dayna

http://www.FarmingAloha.com
www.E-Z-Caps.com

[Tink]

Good idea, still going to get a whallup of rain and wind, regardless if it makes hurricane status. Then Julio gets a try at it. Stay safe!

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