Go Away FAY!

[DeWayneTN]

It is raining buckets here. I mean pouring down. And I discovered a leak in my apartment bedroom tonight, no doubt brought on by this flood. I'm officially tired of this tropical storm.

[Dr. Ron]

Ahhhh, but the blessings of eternal sun and fun in Florida!

Just see it as liquid sunshine!

The tropical paradise.............hmmmmmmmmmm

Nope, I'll hang here in good ole Tenn. where we only have to deal with the occassional TORNADO!!!!!

[soulsearcher]

DeWayne, I feel your pain, bro, over here in Kissimmee.

[Jennifer Smith]

Hate hurricanes...! if the Heat, huge bugs, and fire ants couldn't have driven me out of there, the hurricanes shore enough did! Hang tough, though Dewayne!

[DeWayneTN]

My landlord said they'd send someone to fix the roof when it quits raining. Am I the only one who finds that ironic?

[RuSKY]

DeWayne, please send all that rain to southern Ky. We haven't had the ground wet since early May. That rain would do wonders for my late
garden. We would like about 4-6 days of it.

RuSKY

[DeWayneTN]

I wound up moving some of the furntiture out of my bedroom - the roof is breaking down and falling. The leaks are multiple. From all indications, the storm is supposed to be moving out. Unfortunately, we're driving right through it today to head to Cleveland so say a prayer for us.

They are also watching another one that could possibly form in the Atlantic.

[pastorables]

Fay has arrived and expected to leave 4 - 8 inches of rain, 40 mile wind gusts, possible tornadoes, and river flooding before the system completely exits on Tuesday, heading for lower Mississippi and Louisiana.

All in all, Alabama will still fare much better than parts of Florida.

[TW]

This is Fay's track as she spread her "blessings" on the entire state of Florida.



Fay was/is a "wet" storm; and she moved slowly, at times no more than 2 miles per hour. The combined results were/are huge amounts of rainfall.


TW