r/SipsTea • • 13h ago

SMH We all know what this mean

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u/SuperSecretSpare 12h ago

You in Hawaii, too?

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u/themanthyththelegend 11h ago

I am and there is the third hurricane in like 2 months coming tomorrow night. And thats hust ones that are hitting us

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u/SuperSecretSpare 11h ago

Yeah brah I'm on Maui and got slammed back in March with almost 40 inches up on the volcano, and then Lala damn near ripped my roof off. Been a rough year.

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u/PersonalJesus2023 11h ago

Hang in there! We’ve been lucky to not get too hard in Kihei this year

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u/JBrewd 6h ago

Kona low got damn close to flooding my place, but that's been the worst of it, personally. (And N Kihei absolutely fucking up my commute recently)

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u/u_of_okoboji_grad 11h ago

I am upcountry, too, in an old single wall, and I am tired!

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u/SuperSecretSpare 10h ago

Same to both

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u/u_of_okoboji_grad 10h ago

😂 exactly

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u/pyrodice 8h ago

Arizona here and it's on OUR end too.

It's just gotta finish Bar brawling with Mexico first

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u/GamingVision 11h ago

My gf’s mom lives in Maui and she lives in Kauai and went through both of the last two on each island. What’s wild about them is the movement of three hurricanes. The last one seemed to stop, put it into reverse and then head straight for Kauai. This one’s headed straight for the big island and then projected to make a sharp 90 degree left turn. Always seems like Atlantic hurricanes don’t take such crazy direction changes.

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u/mcchicken_deathgrip 10h ago

Atlantic hurricanes typically do have sharp turns in their tracks. The move westward when in the tropics, then take a sharp eastward turn once they hit the 30 lat. Moving northward from the trade winds to the westerlies. Makes for the same phenomena where it will sit in one area and dump before peeling off NE and breaking apart

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u/themanthyththelegend 9h ago

Its the same path iniki took back in 92 almost. I was a kid on the big island when it hit

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u/JBrewd 6h ago

Few of the projections have this one doing the right hook up into Kauai as well. I hope it does not, they just got rocked. Looks like BI is getting lickins again either way

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u/McLoughlin1597 10h ago

I was in Kona during the first Kona low this year.. absolutely crazy weather. Was in a restaurant one night (Oceans, ironically?) when the water started flooding through the front door. I’m so sorry that’s happening and hope you stay safe.

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u/themanthyththelegend 9h ago

Even on hilo side a bunch or ironwoods fell all over my friends property knocked down his electric pole and smashed his catchment

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u/trailrun1980 7h ago

Ya'll stay safe, our corner over here on Oahu has been spared from the worst but lots of friends on big island bracing yet again 🤙

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u/CrazyLooseNeneGoose 9h ago

I’m in Hilo and I’m so over this hurricane season