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Title: Zipporah Iced in With No Power in Northern Ky. How's the weather where you are?
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Published: Feb 14, 2007
Author: christine
Post Date: 2007-02-14 11:03:35 by christine
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Comments: 91

At least Zip's got gas so she has hot water and can cook on her stovetop. A kerosene heater is all she's got to keep warm as long as the kerosene holds out. There are power outages all over so it could be days before electricity is restored.

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#18. To: christine (#0)

Geeze, Chrissie, reading this thread makes me embarassed. Me who lives where the cold and snow is supposed to be has been mostly bone dry all winter. We get a few flurries, and they melt within a couple of days, if not sooner.We just haven't had a cold winter. We did get a few days at or below -0-, but nothing like I've experienced in the past; and the winds haven't been kicking up much.

Must be all this global warming stuff, cause I have friends in Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio, who are really pissed at this white sheet and want it to go away NOW!

Never have been big on ice storms, though we have black ice at times.

If you get to speak to her again, give her my best for the duration and I'll be including her and other southren friends in prayers.

rowdee  posted on  2007-02-14   12:07:22 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#20. To: rowdee (#18)

Must be all this global warming stuff, cause I have friends in Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio, who are really pissed at this white sheet and want it to go away NOW!

Geez, folks...people are really getting spoiled...this has been a MILD winter, with average temperatures running WAY above normal. It's only February 14th, for crying out loud. I remember getting 16 inches of snow on MAY NINTH, when I lived in Syracuse, NY years ago.

who knows what evil  posted on  2007-02-14   12:22:24 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#27. To: who knows what evil (#20)

I can remember a hail storm in Montana back in 78 or maybe 79, where we had hail the size of snowballs! My daughters were in a wedding in CA--either June or July--and we put some ini the freezer to show them when they got back.

In the area of Helena, the state capital, they had cars dented, windshields broken, lots of house windows broken, and double wide homes with major dent damage, as well as roof damage to multiple types of construction materials! It was a huge financial whammy to insurance companies.

We had a cow that had just calved a couple of days before and she had her baby laying right out in the middle of the pasture. All the cows headed for the woods when the hail started, and momma cow did, too.

This baby heifer was really special to us, so my husband headed out to the field using his construction hard hat and a couple of metal trash can lids for protection. His plan was to get the baby up and moving to at least under a tree in the pasture. The hail was bad enough had it hit right, it could have killed her--seriously.

Anyways, he got the baby up, and apparently it was about the time momma remembered 'oh my baby'....and she come on a rip from out of the woods bellering for all she was worth! He stepped back a good many steps, and little Stormy (she acquired her name that day) headed for momma!

Our trash can lids were ruined--warped out of shape!

rowdee  posted on  2007-02-14   16:44:37 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#31. To: rowdee (#27)

I can remember a hail storm in Montana back in 78 or maybe 79, where we had hail the size of snowballs!

One of the first things I noticed when I moved to South Dakota was the little dings I saw in cars parked in a mall parking lot. I told my wife "they must let their kids run amuck with B-B guns around here". Little did I know...

Several months later, a horrible hailstorm brushed the northern suburbs of Rapid City, causing damage similar to what you cited: smashed windows and windshields; amazing destruction for a relatively small storm. They had to call out the plows to scrape the deep hail off of the Interstate.

We never suffered any damage with out there, though...but with two weeks to go until moving day in Tennessee, a very localized hail event went right over my damn house, and dinged my Toyota all to hell, after five years of hail-free weather. Go figure. (Let me tell you...the racket of all that hail hitting my house was deafening, and had my cats completely freaked out.)

who knows what evil  posted on  2007-02-14   17:38:23 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#34. To: who knows what evil (#31)

And so you know what I was talkin about! And I know about the sound on the roof. At the ranch we had composition roof, but here I have metal....I really don't want to go thru another one of those, even without having my kitties any longer!

I think back to the days in So-Cal when my husband would come home on the weekends from his work down in Palm Springs and he'd talk about the sandstorms--the damaged cars, etc.

We had an acquaintance that had rented a car back in NY or some New England state to drive back to So-Cal rather than fly. And she took the southern route and out somewhere in the Coachella Valley she hit a sandstorm and it took the paint off that car!

So there are quirky weather things just about everywhere.

rowdee  posted on  2007-02-14   19:25:16 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


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#37. To: rowdee (#34)

I think back to the days in So-Cal when my husband would come home on the weekends from his work down in Palm Springs and he'd talk about the sandstorms--the damaged cars, etc.

About twenty years ago, my wife and I were driving from New Hampshire to San Diego. While barreling across the So Cal desert on Interstate 8, I noticed a 'cloud' at ground level several miles in the distance. I thought it was a sandstorm, and I knew what it was going to do to the paint on my brand-new Toyota van. Turns out it wasn't sand, it was...BUTTERFLIES! Thousands and thousands of them. It took months before we were able to clean the last traces of splattered butterflies and all-around goop off the van...what a mess!

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