Hurricane Isobel

[Mr Webname]

Hurricane Isobel, thought to be one of the largest hurricanes to ever hit the US is heading toward the east coast at speeds of up to 140 mph - track it:-

http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/tracking/at200313.html

 

[Bob]

Thankfully, Isabelle is weakening. She is down to a category three hurricane now (115 MPH winds). But, it is still dangerous!

It should should strike in the next few days.

-Bob

 

[Source]

Since my county was featured on the Weather Channel this morning due to the amount of rain we've had the past three days (and associated flooding :-( ), I'm NOT looking forward to this.

This is the rainiest year I can remember.

 

[actnow]

They decided to send it through my backyard.

They are calling for 6 - 9 inches of rain within a 4 - 6 hour period. Plus, we have had a record amount of rain this summer. Therefore, a lot of trees will blow down. Taking all the power lines with it.

So, I anticipate I will be off line from thursday night thru Saturday/Sunday.

 

[actnow]

I am located where the "." is on the "i" on "fri".

And, the right side of the storm is the windy side.

I guess I don't need to water my lawn today!

 

[actnow]

The word "fri" has moved since I posted. So, it is no longer an accurate indicator of my location.

Unfortunately, it is still scheduled to go thru my immediate area.

 

[Mr Webname]

We hope that you all keep safe in that area - TV news-clips in the UK seem to show a nasty few hours for all.

 

[actnow]

The the amount of rain we received was less than projected. We only got 3 inches of rain. Unfortunately, the wind knocked out the power and the phones.

We lost power for over 48 hours. And, just got the phones line back. I am using dialup. Right now. And, It is slow.

And, my broadband is still down. So, I will be off line a little bit longer.