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Ack! Good luck!

The thought that I am not chairman of the county Red Cross this time, just made me smile.

themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:The thought that I am not chairman of the county Red Cross this time, just made me smile.

But now you won't get first dibs on the bags of ice.

Good luck this weekend.

themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:If you don't hear from me again you'll know what happened

It's probably going to be over 20 during three days. Blame global warming.

Not bad here, but Charleston has bad street flooding and government offices have closed

themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:Not bad here, but Charleston has bad street flooding and government offices have closed

Mixed emotions

themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:Not bad here, but Charleston has bad street flooding and government offices have closed

I hope you realize that's not from Joaquin. That's the storm before it that's bringing rain to the entire NE. Joaquin is still off the coast of Cuba.

Suitguy did not say it was from Joaquin.

Ritterskoop wrote:Suitguy did not say it was from Joaquin.

That's a relief, I had nothing to do with this!

themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:If you don't hear from me again you'll know what happened

Shall I steer the boat down your way?

Ritterskoop wrote:Suitguy did not say it was from Joaquin.

Exactly. Anyone living in the area is familiar with the rain situation, as are those with families and friends on top of it.

. . . . it's time to buy a new umbrella? --Bob

Bob78164 wrote:. . . . it's time to buy a new umbrella?

Someone posts about potential devastation and you make light of it? I'd say "joke," but it was hardly that.

Estonut wrote:

Bob78164 wrote:. . . . it's time to buy a new umbrella?

Someone posts about potential devastation and you make light of it? I'd say "joke," but it was hardly that.

Kind of like smiling about not being head of the local Red Cross. Though really I don't see any reason to justify my tone to you. --Bob

Stay safe suitguy and Ellyn!


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Ritterskoop wrote:Suitguy did not say it was from Joaquin.

Did I say he did?

Stay safe, suitguy!

MarleysGh0st wrote:Stay safe, suitguy!

The reports say more rain in Charlotte than Florence.

Bob Juch wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote:Stay safe, suitguy!

The reports say more rain in Charlotte than Florence.

Ummm, did I leave you out? I thought you still lived in Arizona.




Stay safe, Skoop!

The background of my Red Cross comment is that I was Chairman of my county Red Cross from July 1989 to June 1991. September 22, 1989 Hugo came blowing through. The current record for rainfall here was set August 1990 by rain from Tropical Storm Marco, there was extensive flooding.

All good here - we live on the second floor at the top of a hill so all we have to deal with is a few of those water bugs who crawl up the pipes when it rains.

They are UGH but not dangerous.

Bob Juch wrote:I hope you realize that's not from Joaquin. That's the storm before it that's bringing rain to the entire NE. Joaquin is still off the coast of Cuba.

Tell that to FEMA.

jarnon wrote:

Bob Juch wrote:I hope you realize that's not from Joaquin. That's the storm before it that's bringing rain to the entire NE. Joaquin is still off the coast of Cuba.

Tell that to FEMA.

What part of "will impact much of the East Coast this weekend" do you not understand? I was talking about the then current storm.