Well we need the rain, but I'm right underneath's noaa's X on indiana for 10.89 inches. Thinking that will be plenty. And this is indiana!!! I remember an earlier hurricane saving my beans several years ago. Still got some 3.8's that are green, maybe it will help. Everyone stay safe looks a big rainmaker a long ways from the coast.
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the tractor vet
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Yea your going to get it my friend way west of you is going to get and we are going to get it . This will green the corn back up and push back choppen . Plus give me some more time to get better , been under the weather now for a week and a half.
They're forecasting for the remnants of Isaac to hit the mid atlantic area on Sunday and Monday.
They showed the path on a local TV weather map and it looks to be heading east hitting PA and MD. Hal
PS: My late dad was from western IN and graduated from college in 1912.
They showed the path on a local TV weather map and it looks to be heading east hitting PA and MD. Hal
PS: My late dad was from western IN and graduated from college in 1912.
I'm in NW Louisiana so I probably won't get as much rain as MB58 but we're expecting a pretty nice shower. The wind has been real blustery here today, will be worse tomorrow. One gust this afternoon got up around 40 mph, I'd guess, and dropped a dead pine on top of one of my gates. Just missed my shop. I hadn't even noticed the thing was dead.
Looks like the eye will pass directly over my wife's property about 60 miles east of here, and over my in-laws' place.
Driving around town today it was interesting to see convoys of utility trucks moving through. Strange to see names like Idabell, Oklahoma, and Logan, West Virginia on the doors of the trucks. They're staging the trucks here to have them ready to move in whatever direction they need to go tomorrow. As I passed these guys I gave them a salute and a big friendly wave. Wouldn't want to be in their shoes the next couple of weeks.
Looks like the eye will pass directly over my wife's property about 60 miles east of here, and over my in-laws' place.
Driving around town today it was interesting to see convoys of utility trucks moving through. Strange to see names like Idabell, Oklahoma, and Logan, West Virginia on the doors of the trucks. They're staging the trucks here to have them ready to move in whatever direction they need to go tomorrow. As I passed these guys I gave them a salute and a big friendly wave. Wouldn't want to be in their shoes the next couple of weeks.
Joseph Hunter
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We need it. Most Lakes and Rivers here are at record lows. Hope you get the Wabash filled back up George.
Actually, if you were a lineman, you'd probably like to be in their shoes. Friend of mine has been on several of these "missions", and always enjoys it- hard work, but get to see new country, and all the locals love ya- coffee and cookies at every pole. And storm damage repair is always a challenge, but a satisfying one when you get 'er done.
IndianaRed
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I think they've overestimated.
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