Hurricane time!!!!
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Hurricane time!!!!
So y'all may know I live in Texas. I am debating getting the heck out of Dodge. I swear, if I have to go 4-5 days without power with my stepdaughter, mother-in-law, I will be forced to drink. I am joking, but not really. Thoughts?
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We don't get hurricanes here ( I am in Western Canada ), but I have seen news clips during hurricanes down in the States. If it were me....I would get the heck out of dodge! Yikes! Stay safe!!!
Stay safe. It looks brutal.
I don't miss that at all. On top of all the prep, sleeping in bathtubs, then losing power and the entire contents of fridge/freezer (FL) or terrifying tornados (GA) I will gladly take a blizzard any day. Give me some cocoa, my fireplace and a random day off every time.
We just packed up our fridge and freezer as best we could in coolers and headed inland to an extended stay and cooked all we could.
Good luck.
Jules
I don't miss that at all. On top of all the prep, sleeping in bathtubs, then losing power and the entire contents of fridge/freezer (FL) or terrifying tornados (GA) I will gladly take a blizzard any day. Give me some cocoa, my fireplace and a random day off every time.
We just packed up our fridge and freezer as best we could in coolers and headed inland to an extended stay and cooked all we could.
Good luck.
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Thanks everyone! It looks like the worst thing my area (south suburbs of Houston), is heavy rain. My house is not in a flood plain, but I have a Pool and am concerned about it overflowing and getting water through my backdoor. Some areas around Houston are expecting nearly 3 FEET (or around a meter) of rain over the next week. Houston is screwed.
I'll keep y'all posted. And I will stay dry, in every sense of the word!
I'll keep y'all posted. And I will stay dry, in every sense of the word!
I am glad you aren't getting the worst of it.
I remember as a kid during storm surge we would roll up all the towels and blankets in the house and put them in front of the doors. I don't know if it helped or not, but I do remember flooded neighborhoods.
Hang on, buddy!
I remember as a kid during storm surge we would roll up all the towels and blankets in the house and put them in front of the doors. I don't know if it helped or not, but I do remember flooded neighborhoods.
Hang on, buddy!
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