Hurricane Pics & Perspective
 

This was from our trip to Cabo last year when we got hit by a baby hurricane, it was barely a category 1 or tropical depression and about 1-2 hrs before the brunt of the storm.

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Hang in there Nola :Oh crap

nice pictures of really bad weather...

I still remember a hurricane that hit Halifax, N.S. back in the early 70s (during high tide cycle).

It snapped an under-construction oil rig loose in Halifax harbour and sent it towards one of the bridges that crosses over to Dartmouth.

It also reversed the flow of the river in Bedford Basin and did major flooding of all areas upstream. Tossed yachts around in the marina like they were little toys.

Interestin' pics. You captured it well.

What was the wind speed there?

wtf.. its not fun to be there now :Oh crap

It is sad how much is hidden from the people when the storms are big.

The little ones are quite fun, and that one had some good surfing.

umm..about 40-50mph or so as it's peak if I recall correctly.

I was in Myrtle Beach about 2-3 years ago when that one (forget it's name) made landfall. Was a TS/Cat1, wind speeds were 72-74ish mph on landfall. It was pretty cool, we went to the beach to hang out and watched the waves.

Looks scary! The tides are huge like tsunami! :(

Congrats to the photogapher!

wow , impressive pics

Looks kinda scary :/ ...