Is there anything else to talk about today? I have been watching Fox News on and off since early this morning. I have never lived in an area prone to hurricanes and so I cannot begin to imagine how you people feel as it bears down on you.
It looks as if New York City will get the full brunt of this storm and the anchor/newsreader has just said that the last time a hurricane swept through NYC was 1984 but the last time it hit the city was 1821.
My thoughts are with you all today and over the next few days as you come to terms with what appears to be a major disruption to your lives and those of your loved ones.
Our thoughts and best wishes are with you at this time.
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TY for your kind thoughts… We will all brace for this in NY and survive it. Right now, we have heavy rains and intermittent internet… Prayers always welcome. TY for thinking of us. 🙂
Eliz
Well I watched Fox News this morning and it seems there will be a lot of clearing up after the storm moves on.
Its pretty scary. I have friends in New York and also in Connecticut so hoping they are all OK and have the hatches firmly battened down.
i have never lived in a hurricane prone area but I think it is the winds that are most scary.
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Although I live in the Uk I have been following this storm on live news. Luckily it seems to be losing some strengh and won’t be hitting New York full on. Some people have had a hard time of it though and my sympathies go out to them
The devastation that such a storm leaves in it’s wake is truly horrifying.
Sounds like things weren’t that bad and the storm mostly turned out to be hype.
BGut a lot of damage to both property.
Lots of power outages, but few deaths reported. That’s key.
Thanks for your good wishes.
At one stage Fox News reported more than 4 million homes without power. that’s almost four times the population of New Zealand.
I pray all others made out as well as we did.
Glad that you are all safe and well,
We’re having some wind and rain in Nova Scotia, but so far so good.
Let’s hope that state of affairs continues.
We fared well in Virginia. Not everyone, but we did. The number of casualties jumped sharply after the storm left here, but I’ve not seen much news today, spent this beautiful day outside cleaning up yard debris. Thanks for thinking of us.
i am so glad that you are well. And what’s the cost of clearing up compared with injuries.
Amazingly, this morning we woke to brilliant sunshine. Isn’t nature just so remarkable?
Thanks for your thoughts, Judith. We did much better than forecasted, thankfully. All that’s left of Irene is the cleanup now.
Such a force of wind and rain and now you have sunshine. Mother Nature just wants us to know who is in charge.
Reporting from Brooklyn, NY: Reggie and I are doing well.
He had to go out for a walk as the storm was tapering off. He loved it! His ears were blowing back and the wind was in his face. Me, on the other hand. I was concerned about falling tree limbs.
Some folks had damage unfortunately, but most were unscathed.
Hope all is well in Brooklyn, New Zealand!
Glad all is well in Brooklyn NY as it is in Brooklyn Wellington. Lotte doesn’t really like to walk in heavy wind but she revels in the rain. Strange creature.
I am glad that you are both well.
The coastal areas got hit the worst! Winds and rain were a nightmare! Some people did die due to trees falling on them or their cars.
Where I live, Mother Nature did her annual pruning. If I see another branch, twig, or stick I’m going to be ill. THe wind I will say was up to about 90mph. That was a bit scary.
I am so glad you are all OK. It’s very scary to watch on TV so goodness knows what it is like when you are in the midst of it.
Oh, and thank you for your thoughts and concern!