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Post by craftedbys on Dec 11, 2021 14:35:53 GMT
Please check in to let us know you are safe from last night's storms.
Prayers for all to communities that were hit so hard.
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Post by craftedbys on Dec 11, 2021 14:47:00 GMT
The weather here yesterday was bizarre.
It was cloudy, but temps were in the 70s. So DH and I spent some time working in the front flower beds and moving things that could get blown in the expected storms.
Last night when I changed for bed I noticed my shoulders and chest were sunburned. In December.
Front edge of the storms blew in about 8:30 or 9pm and the tornado sirens went off just after midnight. DH, DD, and all of the animals and I all went downstairs and watched the local weather. My dad who sleeps downstairs slept through it all.
Power only surged for less than a minute. The tornadic activity was north and west of us.
Had hella strong thunderstorms for a few more hours.
This morning we went outside to check for any damage and it was in the 40s. Brr.
Thankfully, we only lost one small piece of siding. I think we were really blessed.
I have family in Kentucky and a friend from college lives close to Mayfield and has family in that town.
I hope all of the Peas stayed safe and didn't suffer much damage.
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Post by crazy4scraps on Dec 11, 2021 16:21:09 GMT
We’re buried in snow, but we’re used to that. DH bought himself a new V plow for his truck about six weeks ago so he spent some time this morning plowing out our driveway and a few of our neighbors. Our neighbor at the cabin has a couple snowmobiles to sell and DH is helping with that, so hopefully this will help move them along to new homes.
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Post by jeremysgirl on Dec 11, 2021 16:34:54 GMT
It's so windy in Michigan that our stone birdbath blew over. Trees down all over the place. But it was 57 degrees this morning.
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