Posted on 10/07/2016 4:06:24 AM PDT by nuconvert
As Hurricane Matthew continued its march along the Florida coast, hundreds of thousands in Florida were without power.
According to the Florida Power and Light, more than 307,250 customers were without power early Friday morning.
In total, 451,930 FPL customers in Florida have lost power at some point Thursday into Friday.
(Excerpt) Read more at weather.com ...
Drudge Report even saying it now that NOAA a government agency probably lied about Mathew threat. Go attack Drudge to defend those oppressing the people the media and government.
Do you actually believe in your heart of hearts that either the media or the Government would have the audacity to lie to the public do you?
Drudge report today said NOAA and media probably lied about cat 4 threat to Florida
Bad flooding reported in St Augustine.
I believe that they did also. And I believe that they were intentionally hyping it up.
Uh Oh. Our relatives (my husband’s uncle and wife) live right on an inlet.
“St. Augustine may be one of the hardest hit areas by Hurricane Matthew.
The powerful storm has pushed water into much of the historic downtown area.”
Video at this link
http://www.wptv.com/news/state/historic-st-augustine-flooded-by-water-from-hurricane-matthew
I was listening to Rush this afternoon when the news was updated. The news person on site somewhere in Florida made the mistake of interviewing a local resident.
How’s everything holding up he asked? Resident responded, it’s not been bad at all. I’d call it a half hurricane. You could feel the disappointment in the reporters voice.
gotta be done sometime
i can believe that
same here with the snow. they cut everything near any kind of power or phone/internet lines
but usually the ones that get knocked down by trees
the linemen do a hell of a job getting things put back together
never thought of that
pretty much
up here it’s called conduit
If he posts here, I will respond.
In the South it’s called “water pipe”, because it is so often used as water pipe.
i meant to run the elec lines through... there isn’t a single above ground line in Watkins cause it’s all run in conduit underground
or does the sand shift too much for it to be stable?
Hurricane Matthew videos are from Flagler College, St Augustine:
23- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCpDFGtrP80
24- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PK88i-iUd0
26- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOra_aYqJ-s
27- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tn4S7wtVdu8
28- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwDADrjzjKs
29- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jgtjAhw8R8
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