2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season Running Thread

I feel that way, too. But there are millions of employees who fear for their job if they balk at any mandates. I know; I'm married to one of them.

 

I mean, I’m shocked this woman acted erratically.

 

That so much reminds me of the hurricane hitting Homestead back in the late '80s or early '90s. My parents lived there and got out 45 minutes ahead of the storm with the clothes on their back.

Two weeks later, they returned to their trailer park to recover what they could. My mom was finding things inside glass bottles that could not have possibly fit through the mouth of the bottle.

 

And how'd that work out for the "real" farmers?

 

He got 'em all jobs as coders and air traffic controllers.

 

Ian wasn't allowed in Clearwater because he hadn't paid for the next audit.

 

Got about an hour of sleep last night, but a few displaced shingles and a trellis (reinforced with rebar when I put it in) were the only casualties. An 80-mph wind in the middle of the night is something I’ll never get used to.

 

My six-week-old roof did fine. Shudder to think how my previous already-leaking 23-year-old roof would have fared.

 

Ian's got a thing for cities that start with C.

It's supposed to regain hurricane status and hit Charleston, Columbia and Charlotte on its way into the Appalachians.

 

Ian is a hurricane again
Not Clearwater, thankfully