Holy cow! Looking at that reminds me that my roof dumped in a big way. Normally it just drops a bit at a time, and it goes straight down. I heard and felt the huge rumble and the snow crashed down (hmm, now that I think of it, did that happen while the earthquake was going on - maybe). Anyway, at the end of the day when I went to feed the birds again, I noticed that it got enough speed going that instead of straight down, it vaulted 5-6 feet.
On 5 th floor the plants were vibrating visibly; wife was watering the plants, Wife is humming singing in the rain; all excited the plants are dancing Ok she is slightly nuts but hey that’s expected she married me… Heard later about earthquakes
55 +/- hours on generator so far. I'm very happy that I went with a diesel generator. Lots of neighbors are running low on propane. My tank still has about 100 gallons in it or roughly 180-200 more hours of run time. Somehow we have internet.
Sounds like a friend I know in the Newfield area. He's running a propane fired Generac. Dedicated tank. He can go 6 days before becoming concerned.
Anyone up in kentucky.....it'd be great if you could cut the anchor on that ark and send it down this way....
When I got home, I drove by the gauge, there was just under an inch in there, that was around 5:15ish... Had been monsooning since. Finally slacked off enough to take the dog out before bed, around 10:20 or so. The top measurement line on my gauge is 5.5 inches, the water is over that and about 1/2 inch from overflowing. Radar shows it finally exiting. I will try to get an idea of our total in the am...well at least what I can measure with what's in the gauge.
An outbreak of severe weather here today. Real green energy met “alleged “ green energy. Natural green energy wins & improves the landscape in meantime. In case you are confused a tornado took out at least 3 wind turdbines
