Hurricane Matthew vs Dennis

[dennisgorelik]

The forecast looks a little bit scary.
By the time when Matthew would pass next to us (Friday ~2pm ET) the hurricane hopefully would be down to Category 3 (from current Category 4).
We are likely to "enjoy" up to 85 MPH winds.


My main concern is that we may loose electricity for a day or two.

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https://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/atlantic/2016/Hurricane-Matthew?MR=1
Evacuations are not just a coastal event. Strong winds will occur well inland from the coast, and residents of Mobile homes under evacuation orders are urged to heed those orders.
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Fortunately we live in a normal (permanent) house and not a mobile one.

Comments

[anspa.livejournal.com]

Hoping you took precautions and ready with water and supplies in stock.

[dennisgorelik]

Yeap: we put some water into our bathtubs already.
+ bottled water, as usual.

[juan-gandhi.livejournal.com]

So far nothing serious?

[dennisgorelik]

All serious stuff around us would be happening tomorrow 2pm ET.

South Florida is about to have the serious stuff tonight (~2am ET).

[leonid-smetanin.livejournal.com]

ну как там у вас? Надеюсь ничего критичного не случилось.

[dennisgorelik]

Электричества почти день не было.
Хотя ураган прошел в 30+ милях от нас.

[anspa.livejournal.com]

Пережили, значит. А по телеку картинки страшные показывают.

[dennisgorelik]

Нестрашные картинки не по телевизору ты бы не смотрел.

Imagine: "Insufficient Internet connection and family reunions everywhere due to turned off electricity by monopolistic utility companies that blame their incompetence on the Hurricate Matthew that never even made a landfall to the United States".
Boring.

[spectat.livejournal.com]

буря есть, но вы держитесь )

[dennisgorelik]

Настроение хорошее.