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The wind is down to normal now
Tropical Storm Helene forms, forecast to hit Florida as major hurricane
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Big rain storm now...
We are 150 miles from where she made landfall.
This storm was well over 300 miles wide.
Most of the Gulf Coast is flooded with storm surge, even though she passed by far out to sea.
Even though she didn’t make landfall until about 11:30 PM, our winds had been gusting all afternoon as a result of the outer bands, and we lost power at 11:00 PM.
By midnight this house was making sounds that we don’t hear very often. I knew that the forecast of 30-40 mph gusts was total and complete BS just by the noises our house was making.
A neighbor told me this morning that her weather gizmo recorded 87 mph.
At daylight wife and I went out for a look. No trees down, roof shingles look good (new roof since Irma took the other one in 2017), horse stall that I built myself to Florida Wind Code was fine, chickens ok. Big debris fields of limbs and branches, but no damage.
Got the generator running so we can have water and lights. No AC but we have a fan plugged in.
All I can say is “Thank you Lord Jesus!!”
And for anyone making light of this storm, remember people are dead, homes have been lost, billions of dollars of damage done.
This storm was well over 300 miles wide.
Most of the Gulf Coast is flooded with storm surge, even though she passed by far out to sea.
Even though she didn’t make landfall until about 11:30 PM, our winds had been gusting all afternoon as a result of the outer bands, and we lost power at 11:00 PM.
By midnight this house was making sounds that we don’t hear very often. I knew that the forecast of 30-40 mph gusts was total and complete BS just by the noises our house was making.
A neighbor told me this morning that her weather gizmo recorded 87 mph.
At daylight wife and I went out for a look. No trees down, roof shingles look good (new roof since Irma took the other one in 2017), horse stall that I built myself to Florida Wind Code was fine, chickens ok. Big debris fields of limbs and branches, but no damage.
Got the generator running so we can have water and lights. No AC but we have a fan plugged in.
All I can say is “Thank you Lord Jesus!!”
And for anyone making light of this storm, remember people are dead, homes have been lost, billions of dollars of damage done.
The hurricane went right over my niece's house in Florida, but being inland by 20 miles, they just got lots of rain, nothing else. IMHO, this CAT 4 hurricane was pretty much all hype. Was there something else in the news that they were trying to divert from? Has the "WOKE" generation infiltrated the National Hurricane Center?
Where in Florida does she live?
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major flooding and power off all over around here , but we are on top of the mountain , not sure what the road below looks like yet
and it is still raining, been raining for 3 days with no more than a half hour or so break in between
I think we got like 6 inches
and it is still raining, been raining for 3 days with no more than a half hour or so break in between
I think we got like 6 inches
All of the home damage I see is from a tree falling on it. No roofs blown off.
A lot of houses burned down when the Tesla in the garage flooded.
Obviously you haven’t seen any footage from Cedar Key, near where it came ashore.All of the home damage I see is from a tree falling on it. No roofs blown off.
A lot of houses burned down when the Tesla in the garage flooded.
Or any footage from the Gulf Coast where the storm never came closer than 100 miles.
The outer bands may have gone over, but if the center went over her she would not be in good shape at the moment.
Which is why I asked where she lived.
We are 150 miles away from where the center came onshore and still got 90 mph winds.
Cedar Key had over a 9' storm surge. Massive damage from there around to near Appalachiacola.
Just in case anyone thinks this was hype, or just a joke.
The first here is SW Florida, here Helene passed by far out to sea
The next two are close to where it came ashore
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oR6lCT1FmHs
The first here is SW Florida, here Helene passed by far out to sea
The next two are close to where it came ashore
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oR6lCT1FmHs
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Florida has mountains? Who knew? Not me!
She has family in Fl. She lives in Va.
Stienhatchee and St Marks are 2 other areas in Fl with a lot of damage. Major flooding some still in place.
Actually, Helene is moving so fast that she's over western North Carolina already.
My daughter NW of Charlotte got hit this morning.
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we USED to live in Florida, been in SW Virginia for over 8 years now
this is a major storm....millions in damage...western n.c. is hammered dog poop now....broad river dam is about to blow...told people below to leave now.
friends in south reporting to me is bad...real bad in the path of this thing.
