We got the 4am phone call on Tuesday morning.
I was already awake, listening to a particularly strong gust strike the forest.
A tree had come down on Susan's parents house, where her daughter and grand-daughter reside. The young family grabbed their basics and retreated next door, smelling gas. Susan took the call and told me the propane tank had been knocked off it's moorings. I was still under the covers and said, "Call the fire department." And so the day began.
Trees were down across the roads getting there, and we had to take a backroad, which involved fording a stream.
The good news is we have had the tree crew clear the mess, and the insurance company has dried in the building.
A temporary propane tank was being set today.
We've had 10" of rain in five days. It's a big year with double our YTD rainfall.
Looking back to 1964 they had 22" of rain in five days, causing the Lower Hell Hole Dam failure.
Edited by Lighthawk, 10 February 2017 - 06:19 AM.