On 16/9/18, John, discombobulated, unleashed:
>Still no problems here, other than a bit of "cabin fever" setting in & I'm
>headed out to do something about that just as soon as I hit "Send".
>
>Still a bit of lingering light rain, but looking out the window I think
>I might
>see a few breaks in
Still no problems here, other than a bit of "cabin fever" setting in & I'm
headed out to do something about that just as soon as I hit "Send".
Still a bit of lingering light rain, but looking out the window I think I might
see a few breaks in the overcast. A couple of big helicopters flew over
Almost there then. Radar is still showing a bit of rain headed this way, but it
doesn't look like anything heavier than I've already been through.
... knock wood, fingers crossed & not hatcheting any chickens until they've all
been counted.
On 9/15/2018 14:50, Jack Davis wrote:
It's a pay
It's a pay off if you come out the other side whole.(:-)
J
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> On Sep 15, 2018, at 10:39 AM, John wrote:
>
> I was working on things I was afraid might damage my house & getting ready
> for in case the power went out. No damage & I'm still ready if the power does
> go out.
On 9/15/2018 11:39 AM, John wrote:
I was working on things I was afraid might damage my house & getting
ready for in case the power went out. No damage & I'm still ready if the
power does go out.
I don't know how to measure pay-off from that, but I feel good about it
right now.
Insurance
I was working on things I was afraid might damage my house & getting ready for
in case the power went out. No damage & I'm still ready if the power does go out.
I don't know how to measure pay-off from that, but I feel good about it right
now.
On 9/15/2018 11:15, Jack Davis wrote:
Did your
Did your work pay off in any way, John? Hope it did, as your reward.
J
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> On Sep 15, 2018, at 6:59 AM, John wrote:
>
> I'm here. I worked *too hard* getting ready for the storm on Wednesday &
> Thursday.
>
> I was still tired yesterday, even after sleeping most of the day
I'm here. I worked *too hard* getting ready for the storm on Wednesday &
Thursday.
I was still tired yesterday, even after sleeping most of the day & I went back
to bed after sending my last at around 5:30pm.
Radar is still showing wind & rain, but I'm not seeing much of it out my window.
From what I"m seeing on Weather Channel and not seeing John check in
since yesterday early evening -- Got a feeling he is powerless..
ann
On 9/14/2018 5:25 PM, John wrote:
I've had time to get some rest & refresh myself. I'm dry, warm & snug
so far, and it looks like the worst of the
On 9/14/2018 08:20, John wrote:
On 9/14/2018 00:19, John wrote:
I've done everything I can. Completed everything on my list, so now all I
gotta' do is wait.
While I'm waiting, any PDMLers affected by what happened up in North Andover &
surrounding area? I hope everyone up there will be all
On 9/14/2018 00:19, John wrote:
I've done everything I can. Completed everything on my list, so now all I gotta'
do is wait.
While I'm waiting, any PDMLers affected by what happened up in North Andover &
surrounding area? I hope everyone up there will be all right.
I'm going to bed. I'll
I've done everything I can. Completed everything on my list, so now all I gotta'
do is wait.
While I'm waiting, any PDMLers affected by what happened up in North Andover &
surrounding area? I hope everyone up there will be all right.
I'm going to bed. I'll let y'all know tomorrow if I'm
On Thu, 13 Sep 2018 21:34:27 +0100
"Steve Cottrell" wrote:
> On 13/9/18, John, discombobulated, unleashed:
>
> >Just checking in. I had to sit down & rest for a minute.
> >
> >Starting to see some intermittent extreme outer bands of wind and
> >rain (looking
> >at the radar). I expect the
I haven't had time to take any photos yet.
I can only work for about three hours before heat & humidity begin to take their
toll. I can feel heat exhaustion creeping up on me. Then I have to sit & rest.
That's time to eat half a banana (potassium) & make an electrolyte cocktail.
Down time is
On 9/12/2018 12:55 PM, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
Speaking of "loosing [your] roof", - in several Eastern European
cultures, when someone's "roof was blown off" or "roof slid off" that
means he/she lost his mind/head, went cuckoo.
Also, "[my] roof is sliding off" often means that I am
What Cotty said !
I've been watching weather channel closely - a friend has family in New
Bern -- they evacuated to relatives in Durham... Their beautiful little
house is in a rather vulnerable place but the first floor is about 5
feet above the street.. hopefully a flooded basement will be
On 13/9/18, John, discombobulated, unleashed:
>Just checking in. I had to sit down & rest for a minute.
>
>Starting to see some intermittent extreme outer bands of wind and rain
>(looking
>at the radar). I expect the outer edge of the main storm won't get here until
>around midnight or later.
>
Just checking in. I had to sit down & rest for a minute.
Starting to see some intermittent extreme outer bands of wind and rain (looking
at the radar). I expect the outer edge of the main storm won't get here until
around midnight or later.
Still got some outdoor work to do, mostly securing
Latest forecasts put Florence making landfall around Wrightsville Beach sometime
before sunrise on Friday. If it makes the predicted turn to the west, Raleigh
should get only 40-50mph winds and between 5-15 inches of rain.
Less likelihood of power outages here, but also if there are any, we
I'm expecting it to be more like the Big Bad Wolf and the little piggy living in
the "house of sticks".
Looks like the mandatory evacuations are starting to affect some inland
counties. If I-40 hasn't been switched to all westbound traffic already, it will
be soon.
This is the first major
My intent is to hunker down here unless there is an urgent need to go help
family/friends.
I've been through this a few times before. I have a pretty good idea where the
flooding will be & I have routes planned out to avoid it if I do have to go out.
I've been in this house through five
Good luck, John!
Those hurricanes ain't fun.
We've lived through a few major ones here, in TX, but we are some 100
miles inland.
My cousin lives NE of Wilmington, along US-17.
He is out of town, and he is scheduled to fly back on Sunday, coming back
from a long trip. At this point, he is
If you venture out, avoid flooded roads!
From the sound of things, you’ll be without power and internet for a while. Let
us know when you have connectivity again.
Stan
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> On Sep 11, 2018, at 10:07 AM, Jay Taylor wrote:
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prayer. I,ve been visiting Myrtle Beach for the past four days
You'll be fine, cowboy. Good luck.
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Yeah, I'm thinking about if there's anything I need to stock up on; trying to
make a plan 'B' for stuff I can cook on the camp stove. I always have bread,
peanut butter, canned soups & stove-top Mac & Cheese.
Plus I have bullion cubes, noodles, canned tuna & chicken, fresh & canned
veggies.
On 9/10/2018 23:34, ann sanfedele wrote:
On 9/10/2018 11:22 PM, John wrote:
Up to Category 4 this afternoon. Current predicted track is straight up I-40
from Wilmington. AFAIK, the only Cat 4 storm to hit NC was Hazel in 1954.
Florence is more or less on the same predicted track as Fran back
Good luck!
> On 11 Sep 2018, at 04:23, John wrote:
>
> Up to Category 4 this afternoon. Current predicted track is straight up I-40
> from Wilmington. AFAIK, the only Cat 4 storm to hit NC was Hazel in 1954.
>
> Florence is more or less on the same predicted track as Fran back in 1996
> (and
best wishes, make sure you have non perishable food in case the fridge
goes down.
and more water.
On Mon, 10 Sep 2018 23:22:50 -0400, John wrote:
Up to Category 4 this afternoon. Current predicted track is straight up
I-40 from Wilmington. AFAIK, the only Cat 4 storm to hit NC was Hazel in
On 9/10/2018 11:22 PM, John wrote:
Up to Category 4 this afternoon. Current predicted track is straight
up I-40 from Wilmington. AFAIK, the only Cat 4 storm to hit NC was
Hazel in 1954.
Florence is more or less on the same predicted track as Fran back in
1996 (and Hazel in 1954 although
Up to Category 4 this afternoon. Current predicted track is straight up I-40
from Wilmington. AFAIK, the only Cat 4 storm to hit NC was Hazel in 1954.
Florence is more or less on the same predicted track as Fran back in 1996 (and
Hazel in 1954 although there was no I-40 back then).
Hugo was
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