"Landshark" wrote in message
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Boy, glad I don't live in natural disaster country
anymore. I'd still take an earthquake once every hundred
years, good thing I don't live in earthquake country either.

Landshark

I don't live in natural disaster country either, but last night we had our
first tornado warning in my memory. I haven't seen a storm like that in a
*looooong* time. The whole sky was lit up almost continuously with
lightning and there was a torrential downpour.

A lot of folks lost power; it wasn't pretty. I shut down the pc and pulled
the phone line from the dsl modem. Lost the satellite TV a few times as
well (and there is a new 3 head dish up there with signal strengths 50%
higher than when the system was first installed, but still lost the signal).

It is overcast now and hasn't rained in over 12 hours. Still quite a bit of
standing water in the street.


Best regards from Rochester, NY
Jim


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"Jim Hampton" wrote in message
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"Landshark" wrote in message
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Boy, glad I don't live in natural disaster country
anymore. I'd still take an earthquake once every hundred
years, good thing I don't live in earthquake country either.

Landshark

I don't live in natural disaster country either, but last night we had our
first tornado warning in my memory. I haven't seen a storm like that in
a *looooong* time.

Well, we never get Tornado warnings, a matter of fact,
since I moved out here the only warning we get are for
rivers rising to flood stage. We do get winter storm
warnings for the Sierra, but that's about the only
warnings we get.

The whole sky was lit up almost continuously with
lightning and there was a torrential downpour.

I love to watch lighting. I can imagine the down pour,
been back east when it rains cats & dogs.


A lot of folks lost power; it wasn't pretty. I shut down the pc and
pulled
the phone line from the dsl modem.

Good call.

Lost the satellite TV a few times as
well (and there is a new 3 head dish up there with signal strengths 50%
higher than when the system was first installed, but still lost the
signal).


Now that would suck if your watching the finals or a race

It is overcast now and hasn't rained in over 12 hours. Still quite a bit
of
standing water in the street.


Best regards from Rochester, NY
Jim


Well, it's got to get better............

Landshark


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and are flawed, but win out in the end
because they've stayed true to their
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Landshark wrote:


I love to watch lighting. I can imagine the down pour,
been back east when it rains cats & dogs.

Just be careful you don't step in a poodle....sorry, couldn't resist.

"JJ" wrote in message
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Landshark wrote:


I love to watch lighting. I can imagine the down pour,
been back east when it rains cats & dogs.

Just be careful you don't step in a poodle....sorry, couldn't resist.

Oh that's bad............. I guess I deserved that one.

Landshark


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and speak; courage is also what it
takes to sit down and listen.

From: (Jim=A0Hampton)
"Landshark" wrote in message
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=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0Bo y, glad I don't live
in natural disaster country anymore. I'd still take an earthquake once
every hundred years, good thing I don't live in earthquake country
either.
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I don't live in natural disaster country either, but last night we had
our first tornado warning in my memory. I haven't seen a storm like that
in a *looooong* time. The whole sky was lit up almost continuously with
lightning and there was a torrential downpour.
A lot of folks lost power; it wasn't pretty. I shut down the pc and
pulled the phone line from the dsl modem. Lost the satellite TV a few
times as well (and there is a new 3 head dish up there with signal
strengths 50% higher than when the system was first installed, but still
lost the signal).
It is overcast now and hasn't rained in over 12 hours. Still quite a bit
of standing water in the street.
Best regards from Rochester, NY
Jim


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That storm sounds like afternoon time in Tampa Bay during summer. Next
time we have a super light show I'll take some pics.
Glad everything is A-ok up that-a-way. The weather here has been Heaven
sent, lately. The breeze off the water has stuck around much longer than
any have anticipated. The Kingfish are slamming just about everything
you toss at them, the Gag Grouper are on the rocky bottoms, and the
Cobia are sloshing through the beach areas with stingrays on their
backs. A little bit of chum and the bullsharks are in a frenzy, but
nothing beats watching the Clownfish roll over each other.