If this storm comes through as they say it's going to there will be lots of people adding to the stacks tomorrow.
fv
fv
Better sharpen the chains and get some fuel
- Thread starter fireview2788
- Start date
-
Active since 1995, Hearth.com is THE place on the internet for free information and advice about wood stoves, pellet stoves and other energy saving equipment.
We strive to provide opinions, articles, discussions and history related to Hearth Products and in a more general sense, energy issues.
We promote the EFFICIENT, RESPONSIBLE, CLEAN and SAFE use of all fuels, whether renewable or fossil. -
Super Cedar firestarters 30% discount Use code Hearth2024 Click here
- Status
Better be prepared for power outages too.
Be ready to hunker down, worry about the trees tomorrow
Be safe
Be ready to hunker down, worry about the trees tomorrow
Be safe
Fireview - I have been keeping an eye out as well. I sure don't see anything yet that is scary. Of course this is the midwest and everything "weather" can change in a moments notice.
Trilifter7
Feeling the Heat
They are def talking these storms up tonight as a bad one. I'm not holding my breathe yet
Jack Fate
Feeling the Heat
Yes there will be storms , just got 10 acres of wooded yard lookin good ( you know like washing & waxin the car ) . Did the same thing last year . Hopfully nobody get hurt
Cheers
Cheers
If the weather guessers are correct, they will have to be pop up storms (which is very possible). There doesn't appear to be anything out there currently that looks scary.
Nothing here yet either as all have gone south of us. The stuff back in Wisconsin might bear watching though tonight.
Sitting in the pink circle with you here Jags along with 11 million or so others. Grilling some shrimp & giving thanks for basements.
Stay safe everyone.
Stay safe everyone.
Trilifter7
Feeling the Heat
Plenty of action just south of here with hail & strong winds. Not hearing any confirmed tornados locally. No news is good news
Several confirmed funnel clouds and one confirmed on the ground. No damage that I have heard of. It was pretty wicked weather, but it appears very little destruction came from it (around these parts). I hope everyone kept their heads down and rode it out. I was at the bar.
Came through here last night. I slept right through it.........We had some flooding issues and a few trees down but not bad.
We were in Wildwood Crest/Cape May, NJ, yesterday when those storms were being touted as big ones, and aimed at the NJ coast....so we made an executive decision and packed up the kids and the car at 9:30pm last night and headed home for central PA, to try and beat the storm.......
Didn't hit hardly any rain (a couple small pockets of it but nothing bad) til we got over Mount Nittany just east of State College, PA. That's when the light show came on (2:45am).....some AMAZING lightning...
By 3:15 am we were only around 12 miles from home when all hell broke loose....it rained like a MO-FO.....had to nearly stop the car, it was that bad...
By the time we got home 30 minutes or so later, it had nearly stopped. Then round two must have hit after we went to sleep, I woke up 8:00am and the little stream in my backyard was a ROARING WHITEWATER!
Foragefarmer
Member
A storm rolled in on the job about 2pm, wind and small hail. There were a couple small trees down partly blocking the road on my way home. When I got home it wasn't even damp. My GF called though and said there were three trees down where she works and the church down the road had lost some big oak trees.
- Status
