On Sat, 6 Sep 2008 20:20:49 -0400, "Eisboch"
wrote:

Arrived at the boat only to find that the Kingman Staff had already gone
around to all the boats,
tightening up and/or doubling up on the lines. It's nice to know they look
after things to minimize the potential of damage, etc. First class marina.

But, here it is, 8:25pm and the strongest gust of wind so far was 20 mph,
according to the Davis Weather Station.

Another storm over-hyped by the National Weather Service?

SW CT (Fairfield/New Haven counties) are getting plastered. Two
tornados, heavy rain and some severe wind damage.

Couldn't prove it by me - it's just raining and winds have stayed in
the 15/20 mph range. They have picked up a tad in the past ten
minutes or so - steadier rather than gusts, but overall - eh.

The latest forecast is that it will be out of CT by 2400/0100 or there
abouts.

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 6 Sep 2008 20:20:49 -0400, "Eisboch"
wrote:

Arrived at the boat only to find that the Kingman Staff had already gone
around to all the boats,
tightening up and/or doubling up on the lines. It's nice to know they
look
after things to minimize the potential of damage, etc. First class
marina.

But, here it is, 8:25pm and the strongest gust of wind so far was 20 mph,
according to the Davis Weather Station.

Another storm over-hyped by the National Weather Service?

SW CT (Fairfield/New Haven counties) are getting plastered. Two
tornados, heavy rain and some severe wind damage.

Couldn't prove it by me - it's just raining and winds have stayed in
the 15/20 mph range. They have picked up a tad in the past ten
minutes or so - steadier rather than gusts, but overall - eh.

The latest forecast is that it will be out of CT by 2400/0100 or there
abouts.


I may retract my accusation. Just checked the radar. Storm isn't here yet.

Eisboch

On Sat, 6 Sep 2008 20:43:08 -0400, "Eisboch"
wrote:


"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
.. .
On Sat, 6 Sep 2008 20:20:49 -0400, "Eisboch"
wrote:

Arrived at the boat only to find that the Kingman Staff had already gone
around to all the boats,
tightening up and/or doubling up on the lines. It's nice to know they
look
after things to minimize the potential of damage, etc. First class
marina.

But, here it is, 8:25pm and the strongest gust of wind so far was 20 mph,
according to the Davis Weather Station.

Another storm over-hyped by the National Weather Service?

SW CT (Fairfield/New Haven counties) are getting plastered. Two
tornados, heavy rain and some severe wind damage.

Couldn't prove it by me - it's just raining and winds have stayed in
the 15/20 mph range. They have picked up a tad in the past ten
minutes or so - steadier rather than gusts, but overall - eh.

The latest forecast is that it will be out of CT by 2400/0100 or there
abouts.

I may retract my accusation. Just checked the radar. Storm isn't here yet.

The way it's moving now which is almost directly North, you might not
see much of anything.