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Chilli
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Saw this on a news site here.
"Tropical Storm Helene is expected to become one of the 'most aggressive' in hurricane history as the National Weather Service expects mudslides and flooding in Cuba before it reaches major hurricane strength in Florida"
Stay safe mate, it sounds wicked!
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Mornin everybody
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Best of luck riding it out.
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You too!? Hang in there and good luck. đź‘Ť
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Arrrgg procrastinated long enough.... i am sore and tired and stressed.
Last of boards on windows going up ... bug out packing to commence... just as precaution.
Reservations at hotel made days ago ... also as a precaution / option.
Gotta nice destination away from coast.... beings i am a mile inland from water roughly i am not super worried about water intrusion but must keep it in the realm of possibility just in case.
Things like tool boxes and the likes must be off the ground.
50-80 mph winds are guaranteed... and perhaps higher if conditions exist... which in itself is not a problem...
Its the winds effects on the trees VS power lines that throw a monkey wrench into the ring.
I have a generator and all the goodies to thwart this.... BUT... none of which have been fired up in over a decade. Its all in good shape etc ... but no time to open that can of worms now... only would start cracking on that IF i need to and all viable options exhausted.
Stacked with food and water and all other necessities that one would need for at least 2-3 weeks of down time. (and i stay stocked that way at a minimum)...
Could use another 50lb bag of coffee though
And 20..... ehhhhh 30.......... ahhhhh ehhhhh
No..... make it 50....
Bottles of Rum.
That should be good.... for awhile.
Last of boards on windows going up ... bug out packing to commence... just as precaution.
Reservations at hotel made days ago ... also as a precaution / option.
Gotta nice destination away from coast.... beings i am a mile inland from water roughly i am not super worried about water intrusion but must keep it in the realm of possibility just in case.
Things like tool boxes and the likes must be off the ground.
50-80 mph winds are guaranteed... and perhaps higher if conditions exist... which in itself is not a problem...
Its the winds effects on the trees VS power lines that throw a monkey wrench into the ring.
I have a generator and all the goodies to thwart this.... BUT... none of which have been fired up in over a decade. Its all in good shape etc ... but no time to open that can of worms now... only would start cracking on that IF i need to and all viable options exhausted.
Stacked with food and water and all other necessities that one would need for at least 2-3 weeks of down time. (and i stay stocked that way at a minimum)...
Could use another 50lb bag of coffee though
And 20..... ehhhhh 30.......... ahhhhh ehhhhh
No..... make it 50....
Bottles of Rum.
That should be good.... for awhile.
Bamasteve
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Good luck to all of y’all in the storm affected areas, stay safe!
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