Hurricane Matthew Check-In Thread
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Originally Posted by GetMeOut 
As of now, I can see that the river has swollen to just beyond the boundary of my back yard. My house is kinda up on a hill, so hopefully it won't get much higher! At least the rain appears to have stopped now, for the most part.
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Originally Posted by GnikNus
Yeah, you guys are pretty low lying- hope there's not too much flooding? I lived in greenville during Floyd. Bad stuff.
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Originally Posted by GetMeOut
I haven't ventured down that way yet, but I did see on the news that a few neighborhoods were evacuated in that area.
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We ended up losing power. Just got it back last night (out for 33 hours). We are in clean-up mode and the neighborhood is coming together to help one another out. We had no damage, thankfully.
I hope everybody is doing okay!
I hope everybody is doing okay!
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Glad to hear you are back online mfanch, that's a long time to be without power. Sometimes disasters bring out the best in folks and hearing that your neighborhood is all pitching in to help each other is heartening.
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Originally Posted by GetMeOut
Glad to hear others affected by the storm are pulling through. The river here finally crested during the night and the levels are finally on the decline. Whew!
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Originally Posted by GetMeOut
Glad to hear others affected by the storm are pulling through. The river here finally crested during the night and the levels are finally on the decline. Whew!
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