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Spyders in the Bayou: Weather/Water Update

Cruzr Joe

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Anybody down in Raceland La. yet that can update us on the weather outlook and or the flooding situation (if any).


Cruzr Joe
 
all is well

north central LA (Monroe & Bossier City) not so much

I'll keep this thread in mind and post any issues affecting the event here...none are anticipated
 
all is well

north central LA (Monroe & Bossier City) not so much

I'll keep this thread in mind and post any issues affecting the event here...none are anticipated

That's good news! We start our trip tomorrow - we will be working in Tucson tomorrow afternoon. Monday we are taking a somewhat scenic ride and should spend the night somewhere around Hobbs, NM. Tuesday will be somewhere in Texas and Wednesday at the Holiday Inn Raceland!

I will try to bring some sunshine with me!
 
Here is the Louisiana website to check road conditions:

http://www.511la.org/

There is an app that you can download if needed. I would stay on the interstates and not venture onto the "scenic" routes as they may take you through low lying areas that may flood out.

I live north of New Orleans and local rivers are to crest beginning tomorrow.

That's good news! We start our trip tomorrow - we will be working in Tucson tomorrow afternoon. Monday we are taking a somewhat scenic ride and should spend the night somewhere around Hobbs, NM. Tuesday will be somewhere in Texas and Wednesday at the Holiday Inn Raceland!

I will try to bring some sunshine with me!
 
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Here is the Louisiana website to check road conditions:

http://www.511la.org/

There is an app that you can download if needed. I would stay on the interstates and not venture onto the "scenic" routes as they may take you through low lying areas that may flood out.

I love north of New Orleans and local rivers are to crest beginning tomorrow.

Johnny, I should have said we are taking a scenic ride on Monday. Then we hit the interstate on Tuesday.
 
I'm leaving tomorrow and will take the scenic route through Arkansas, then Baton Rouge and then Raceland. If the rally is cancelled while I'm on my way, at least I'll get some good riding done before I come home. But I sure hope it won't be.
 
Here is the Louisiana website to check road conditions:

http://www.511la.org/

There is an app that you can download if needed. I would stay on the interstates and not venture onto the "scenic" routes as they may take you through low lying areas that may flood out.

I live north of New Orleans and local rivers are to crest beginning tomorrow.



Thanks for the URL

Cruzr Joe
 
Weather:
Tuesday 82/61 0 Percent Chance of Rain
Wed. 80/63 40 Percent
Thurs 74/64 40 Percent
Fri 69/58 40 Percent
Sat 71/54 40 Percent
Sun 67/53 0 Percent

But I never believe a forecast this early.
 
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Pictures from around our house this afternoon. The last picture is the road to our house. Water is going to go up another 2' by Tuesday Afternoon.
We hope it drops enough by Wednesday morning so I can head out to SPYDER ON THE BAYOU.
Looking forward to seeing everyone.
We might have to re-route the Highway 22 ride.

Gene and Rhonda
 

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Louise and I have cancelled our trip to Spyders on the Bayou. First our planned route using LA 12 is closed due to flooding and now weather is reporting 70% chance of heavy thunderstorms thurs thru Sat. More rain on top of flooded areas. A full weekend of rain just does not sound like much of a fun time and the flooding is worrisome for travel plans from out of state.

Be safe if you go. We are out for this year. Perhaps next year the weather will cooperate. We are very disappointed as were much looking forward to the weekend trip.
 
I also have canceled my trip to Spyders on the Bayou. With the forecast of rain the entire time Thursday thru Saturday, that doesn't sound like fun. With all that rain I'm sure more roads will become flooded. Hope to make it next year. Cruzr Joe, you can eat my crawfish. LOL
 
Liquid sunshine

Rain or shine, it is all about the fellowship! Damn the torpedoes! Full speed ahead! Neither rain or cold or dark of night will keep us from our destination! HOOAH! Joe
 
Plans are still a go for us.

Guess we'll be trying out the new hitch fender sooner than wished.

Oh well. Rain gear is ready and so are we.
 
aFter having attended this event the past two years I can tell you that these are great folks putting it on and you will have fun with them no matter what the weather is.....
 
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