Where are you?Yah, it was pretty fierce about 7-9 pm last night. About ready to head out for some work errands and see what the trees look like. I've seen some reports of a few small towns hit hard.
Where are you?Yah, it was pretty fierce about 7-9 pm last night. About ready to head out for some work errands and see what the trees look like. I've seen some reports of a few small towns hit hard.
Northern Indiana. There were reports of two F1 tornadoes south of Walkarusa, Indiana. Power outages and a few trees, but I've seen a lot worse.Where are you?
Yah, it was pretty fierce about 7-9 pm last night. About ready to head out for some work errands and see what the trees look like. I've seen some reports of a few small towns hit hard.
Yah, looks like you guys may need to finish battening down the hatches pretty quick there.
Holding a good thought for all in the paths: bonne chance -- buena suerta -- good luck...
The latest alert says that models are firming up as hits on Louisiana, not that I would wish this on anyone, just wish it does not hit me. ? ?Crapola, Marco and Laura. Bought some bottled water yesterday. Assessing canned goods. Maybe a natural gas generator tied into the house would be good thing. Talk to me on Friday.
The latest alert says that models are firming up as hits on Louisiana, not that I would wish this on anyone, just wish it does not hit me. ? ?
I’ve been mulling this for a number of years. As I understand it, it’s a gasoline generator that gobbles about 15-20 gallons of gas per day which fetching that gas can be a big pain in the butt under recent hurricane conditions or a large investment in a natural gas generator tied into the House circuitry- $5-10k. I’d much prefer the Natural Gas model, but find it just about impossible to justify the price.Having a back-up generator is always a good idea.
I’ve been mulling this for a number of years. As I understand it, it’s a gasoline generator that gobbles about 15-20 gallons of gas per day which fetching that gas can be a big pain in the butt under recent hurricane conditions or a large investment in a natural gas generator tied into the House circuitry- $5-10k. I’d much prefer the Natural Gas model, but find it just about impossible to justify the price.
Crapola, Marco and Laura. Bought some bottled water yesterday. Assessing canned goods. Maybe a natural gas generator tied into the house would be good thing. Talk to me on Friday.
Possibly a 10-20’ storm surge, described as unsurvivable to be in it.The Weather Channel is now saying winds could be close to 140MPH at landfall. And storm surge in certain areas could be at Katrina levels. Prayers for everyone in the area. Be safe and get to higher and safer ground if you can. ??
Possibly a 10-20’ storm surge, described as unsurvivable to be in it.
Yep missed it, I think. Houston 1:30am, no rain.I don’t want to talk too soon, but it looks like Houston may dodge a big bullet.
But this thing is a beast. It’ll probably be upgraded to a Cat 5 storm next update.
Thanks, but it turned into a non-event here, 15 minutes of rain. Prayers need to go about 100 miles East. All I can say is that it looked a lot closer on the map. The blue dot on the map near Houston is me.Stay safe @Huntn and everyone else in the path.