Re: Out Of Character
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2017 8:14 pm
I'm back!
Nate landed 100 miles to my west, unfortunately all the bad weather was to Nate's east, and then it angled to the East North East so it ended up keeping us in it's worst (outside the eye wall, that is) weather for several hours. We lost power for a short while Saturday night, but it was restored by Sunday mid-day. Cable/Internet appears to have stayed on the whole time, but there was no way of telling with power out. Several stations didn't come back until last night, all the down stations shared a transmission tower to my North West...right where Nate passed...so I think that tower had some problems.
Damage to property was minimal. Some branches were down, a couple of shingles were blown off, and we had a little roof leakage in one spot. I think the wind was blowing rain under the flashing along the roof ridge line at the south end, that would explain where the lead was located and the small amount that got in.
Thanks to everyone's best wishes and let's hope no more cyclones trouble anyone else this year!
Eris
Nate landed 100 miles to my west, unfortunately all the bad weather was to Nate's east, and then it angled to the East North East so it ended up keeping us in it's worst (outside the eye wall, that is) weather for several hours. We lost power for a short while Saturday night, but it was restored by Sunday mid-day. Cable/Internet appears to have stayed on the whole time, but there was no way of telling with power out. Several stations didn't come back until last night, all the down stations shared a transmission tower to my North West...right where Nate passed...so I think that tower had some problems.
Damage to property was minimal. Some branches were down, a couple of shingles were blown off, and we had a little roof leakage in one spot. I think the wind was blowing rain under the flashing along the roof ridge line at the south end, that would explain where the lead was located and the small amount that got in.
Thanks to everyone's best wishes and let's hope no more cyclones trouble anyone else this year!
Eris