Bruce,
Well, we came through the storm. It was the daddy of them all too. At
least as long as I have lived here, since 1981. My neighbor told me that
he saw wind gusts of 110 MPH! My house came through it fine, and no
trees down on my property. However, 3 roofs blew off in the area and a
couple do
I noticed in the latest issue of The Monitor that 25
years ago Patrick Martin was preparing for a storm
that was expected to pack 100 mph winds. The more
things change
73 and good luck with this one, Patrick,
Bruce N7BWB
--- Patrick Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> John,
>
> I have been
John,
I have been through them before. Expected wind gusts of 80 MPH for
Coastal cities and 100 MPH for exposed areas and Headlands at the
moment. The storm is coming on land they fiqure now around the NW tip of
WA state. The worst of the weather between 8 PM-12 Midnight. The High
Wind warning is
Patrick,
Hang in there, buddy.. Glad to hear that you are going into a
temporary retreat. I'm getting lots of automated high wind warnings
for the San Juans that run through Friday at 8AM. There are a few
times, though very few, that Oklahoma looks real good :>) 'Course,
then there is t
