So everyone survive the storms OK last night? Onething didn't turn our power back on til about 7am. ;-)
Just took a walk around the house looks like we got away with nothing more than a little fence damage.
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So everyone survive the storms OK last night? Onething didn't turn our power back on til about 7am. ;-)
Just took a walk around the house looks like we got away with nothing more than a little fence damage.
It was dark when I left the house this morning, but the big trees were still standing. Sirens and wind woke us up around 2:22am, but power never went out.
No damage to house, but the kid is at home as our whole school district is closed. Apparently the schools are all without power with no ETA due to downed power lines, and there are also several road closures in the area (due to downed power lines and/or trees), preventing the buses from running. We have been told we will be notified tonight on the status of school tomorrow.
Wow, Titus is still alive. No damage in Denton at my house. Yesterday, driving into Flower Mound showed lots of broken trees, and broken windshields, etc. from Sunday's storm.
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Woke up to this and the dogs in the front lawn due to some small fence damage.
Should have tethered it down I know. We fared better than the rest of Mansfield and others on my block with missing fences and downed trees/phone poles. Mansfield ISD and half of arlington schools was closed yesterday due to power I assume.
...I suck at the internet.
Storm? What storm? Actually I lucked out for once as the bad stuff was either north or south of me. At the Low Depot in Mansfield where I work the model storage buildings in the parking lot got rearranged by the wind and one tree was split by lightning. We sold out of chain saws and generators by noon.
Didn't have to do that. All the looters slept late because their alarms didn't go off because of the power outage.
We were hit Sunday night in McKinney. The baby slept through the whole thing. The Subaru looks like a big golfball, and we're getting a new roof . . .