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To: deport

I'm in the Woodlands, just north of there. Power and DSL are working. Lights have flickered just a little, but not even enough to knock off the modem (which is sensitive to gnats). We've had wind (35-40MPH gusts) and some rain (nothing pooling on the streets at all, though). There's a single orange band trying to head to the west side of I-45, and it might make it, but that looks like the worst that we will have seen all night.


2,457 posted on 09/24/2005 6:47:20 AM PDT by Liberty Tree Surgeon (Woodlands, TX)
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To: Liberty Tree Surgeon

My SIL's house is in that area - they evacuated to San Antonio.

Good to here their place is (probably!) OK, if your's came through all right.


2,471 posted on 09/24/2005 6:51:34 AM PDT by Robert A Cook PE (-I contribute to FR monthly, but ABBCNNBCBS supports Hillary's Secular Sexual Socialism every day.)
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To: Liberty Tree Surgeon

Thanks....... seems the storm came in far enough east of the I-45 corridor so that the area didn't sustain major damage. Reports I've seen so far indicate it came ashore between Sabine Pass, Tx and Johnson Bayou, La. I think the southwest Lousisian area may have been hit the hardest. I think the Bmt PA Orangne area got a lot of wind with some localized flooding. I heard the seawall wasn't topped in PA so that's good.

Thanks for your info.


2,524 posted on 09/24/2005 7:06:10 AM PDT by deport
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