A huge relief that your home & household weathered the storm! Two hours of horizontal rain is unimaginable; the most we've experienced is around 30 minutes. That, in itself, is always a precursor to downed trees & compromised fence lines here.
If ever you had buyers remorse on the purchase of the Generac, that remorse is gone now! Rightly so! Not sure how they'll get the LP refilled given the overhead pictures of road conditions, but here's hoping it can happen as scheduled. As an aside, we bought a 1000g tank in the face of protests for a 500g tank because we doubted the ability for prompt refill. Their argument was that entire Amish communities run on 500g individually owned tanks & we were only ONE household. Bah humbug--they don't have a moat around their homes with an impassable bridge!
I truly hope all of our donations for aid are not absorbed 'back office' and truly get to the community. Though news wires tell the story as it happens, and subsequent individual stories, they sometimes fail to tell the afflicted community the response of readers and viewers. I can tell you that it is genuinely heartbreaking. This is tragic for many of your neighbors and fellow Floridians and sending donations can help the 'rolling up of sleeves' but the loss experienced mentally & emotionally is shattering. Again, heartbreaking.
So pleased that you chimed in to keep us posted; hoping that your water is turned back on (I'm sure they are testing its quality), and that the landscape can be restored with trees of your liking.
Good news Nick. Thank you!!
