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    BevM
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      We, here in Mobile, are busy picking up loose items in the yard, hoping there won't be too much damage from the wind. It is also a hope that we don't get the amount of water that's predicted. We have been lucky the past few years, but I think this will be a reminder of what can happen.
      Loosing power will be a nightmare at this time of year!!!

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      #13343
      chocomouse
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        And if you do lose power, is it likely to be for quite a while, not just a couple of hours? No cooling, no sump pumps - not good! Let us know how you are doing when you are able.

        #13345
        Joan Simpson
        Participant

          Bev sure hope y'all don't get much damage,the weather channel sure is showing lot's of rain.We've had so much rain this summer.Praying you don't lose power!

          #13346
          BakerAunt
          Participant

            Bev--Hoping for the best, while you prepare for the storm. Stay safe.

            #13349
            BevM
            Participant

              Just an update to say we fared well through the storm. Not as much rain as predicted and no power outage in my area. We are located about 10 miles from the Missippi border, so I expect this area was as close to the eye as possible without being directly in it. I expect Joan was affected more than I was. Thanks for the well wishes. Now out for the clean up!

              #13350
              Mike Nolan
              Keymaster

                We've had rain here every day since last Friday, upwards of 8 inches so far. It's still misting today, and rain is forecast through the coming weekend as the remnants of Gordon is expected to move into eastern Nebraska.

                The Akron@Nebraska football game was called off because of thunderstorms last Saturday night, a first for Nebraska football.

                It takes a really heavy rain to dissuade the hummingbirds, though. We must have at least 30 of them visiting our feeders.

                #13351
                Joan Simpson
                Participant

                  We got some rain but we've had a wet summer,not complaining though,nothing from the storm.Thankful for you Bev!

                  #13355
                  RiversideLen
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                    Glad you're safe, BevM.

                    #13361
                    skeptic7
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                      Glad to her that Gordon didn't cause you any flooding or power outages.

                      #13362
                      BevM
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                        Thanks everyone for your well wishes. We do indeed feel very lucky. Fingers crossed for the remainder of the season.

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