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a year ago

The real deal for me is I must be present with my hospitalized mother. My wife will be home alone. I am going to leave the hospital, drain my pool, pack up and be prepared to stay for 3 hours. either way...

rfenst wrote:



Godspeed, Robert. Hope it's not as bad as expected. Local forecasters predicting 2" of rainfall for my particular area, southwest side, not a flood zone... 40 mph winds last I saw. Trees may fall again... they did during Helene.
DrMaddVibe
a year ago
We rocking now!

This is just the feeder bands too!

https://www.fox13news.com/weather 
HockeyDad
a year ago
Hurricane warning. Flood warning. Now tornado warning. Just starting to get nasty. Smoking an AF Hemingway Classic while sitting in the only chair left in the porch. Everything else is in the garage.
Stogie1020
a year ago
Stay safe, gents!

If you need to get word out and calls wont go through, good old fashion text messages (SMS) may still be working and be your best bet.

Check in when things clear up.
DrafterX
a year ago
Poor CROS... 😞
DrMaddVibe
a year ago
Siesta Key took it in the face. Still not out of the woods as its blustery with winds pushing 80 miles an hour. Animals okay. Cages held. Lost power though. Should be clear in the worst of it in about 3 hours.
clickbangdead
a year ago
Just lost power, but on the plus side, the dogs are finally just noping out and sleeping so I can stop doing my impression of a Jim Cantore live bit.
BuckyB93
a year ago
Churches up in my area have been collecting donations for those ravaged from the hurricanes. Nonperishable food, clothing, diapers, personal hygiene items, toilet paper, baby formula, bottled water, fresh bedding, pet food... even requested fresh 5 gallon buckets to use to $hit in. They sent a couple of semis down to the Carolina region last week. I suspect they will do the same for this one.

It's wonderful how, in times of need, people pull together to help out even if we are thousand miles away. A small town if Central MA, the churches somehow organized a couple semi trucks and filled them up with donations to deliver to folks who we have never met and probably will never meet. Just trying to help folks make it through the battered times.
Mr. Jones
a year ago
Sounds like a biblical kinda nightmare down there?
Fire and brimstone?

Good luck and God's speed...
Even inland ur dealing w/ 60+ tornados...
12?-16ft flood waves from ocean..
And 120 mph winds!!
Any idiot who stayed within 2-3 miles is ☠️☠️☠️

Audios dumb ones...
Pray for the smart ones...
HockeyDad
a year ago
Still got power. 1.9 million do not. It is howling at around 55 mph but our worst winds will be after the eye passes around dawn when we are looking at 80-100. Four tornado warning this afternoon. That was uncomfortable. Bed soon.
Ram27
a year ago
Check in when you can folks...............
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a year ago
We had heavy winds and some light rain from around midnight to 0430-ish. Didn't lose power or internet, thankfully.
HockeyDad
a year ago
3.4 million without power.

We are fine here. Have power, water, and internet and back to work with four hours of conference calls today.

My brother is in Fort Myers and has no power or internet but he has a whole house generator running just fine.

The eye of the hurricane went over the house around 5am. I was up at 520am and we had 15 mph winds. By 600am it was back up to 60 mph and howling again.
corey sellers
a year ago
Everyone good?
clickbangdead
a year ago
We've survived, no power but have a generator running. Lot of debris, couple downed fences, and some....odd... debris that showed up in the yard. Going to take quite awhile to clean up and get the little things fixed that got broken.
Stogie1020
a year ago
Anyone heard from Robert yet?
HockeyDad
a year ago

Anyone heard from Robert yet?

Stogie1020 wrote:



25% of his county is without power. Lots of water issues also. They got a ton of rain last night. Haven’t heard from him.
Stogie1020
a year ago

25% of his county is without power. Lots of water issues also. They got a ton of rain last night. Haven’t heard from him.

HockeyDad wrote:


Thanks. I know he said he had to ditch his wife and take care of his mom, so I am sure he is busy right now.
delta1
a year ago
Neighbor across the street is a power lineman for PG&E...he left in his work truck a couple days ago when Florida asked power companies for help.


I hope you all in harms way can get out and stay safe.
8trackdisco
a year ago

Anyone heard from Robert yet?

Stogie1020 wrote:



Am 98.2% sure he is good.
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