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Post by Doc » January 30th, 2006, 8:57 am

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Rainy day..
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Post by MidoriMeadows » January 30th, 2006, 11:27 am

Day?! Radio said we've had 10" this month so far. I think we're trying to add another inch today. My yard is flooded, my driveway is flooded.
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Post by Doc » January 30th, 2006, 12:06 pm

If the camera does not change directions, that is the famous Clearwater Beach Round About.. They did have a huge 3 tiered fountain in the middle, caused so many accidents because nobody could see the other side..
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Post by RS69cam777 » January 30th, 2006, 5:05 pm

Rained here on and off

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Post by Doc » January 30th, 2006, 5:51 pm

Quit here about 30 min ago.. And got a lot colder.. I turned the heat on in the office :)
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Post by RS69cam777 » February 2nd, 2006, 2:58 pm

It's nice out today, however last night was cold = in the 30's

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Post by RS69cam777 » February 3rd, 2006, 9:00 am

Rain and wind all night, and right noe it's still rainning and dark out.


oh well so much for the "Sunshine State"

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Post by RS69cam777 » February 3rd, 2006, 9:00 am

now

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Post by Doc » February 3rd, 2006, 9:07 am

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Raining like a 3 Peetered Bull, Pizzin On A Flat Rock!! :director2:
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Post by Doc » February 3rd, 2006, 10:45 am

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Lightning hit a transformer in front of my house, BOOM!!! Looked like the 4th Of July!

Scared the shit out of me! I was at he computer when it hit, The ups kept the system up for about 20 minutes but died.. Ended up taking a shower in the darkness.. Good thing my razor is battery operated..

Guess it is still out.. Doc's Place BBS is still down: http://docsplace.tzo.com Hope it didn't damage the system!

Thundering and lightning here at the office now.. Just another Shitty day in Paradise! :director:
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Post by JR » February 3rd, 2006, 8:23 pm

And I thought Florida was the sunshine state or is that California? We've had some rain here in the desert, but nothing like what you've had.

Those transformers make a lot of fireworks and smoke when they go, watch a really large one at work blow up, rattled windows and shook the building.

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Post by MidoriMeadows » February 3rd, 2006, 9:08 pm

Hell, my place has looked like that all month. Power goes out somewhere almost every day. The thing I hated about the desert storms was the lighting. Out here it rarely comes close. I remember driving down my driveway in NM and having lighting hitting the fences on either side.
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Post by notspock » February 4th, 2006, 7:55 am

If this rain keeps up, we may have a bunch of flood damaged vehicles in Central Florida! Been raining here for about 20 hours and my rain guage (6") is full.

The value of airboats has probably gone up 15% in a day.

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Post by Doc » February 4th, 2006, 9:59 am

Man it did some major damage at my house..

Lightning took out half of the wall outlets, fried the cable modem & my router.. Cable-co can't come out until Tuesday! So i have no internet at home!

Brought the computer that doc's place runs on into the office, but it looks like it fried the on-board nick too! The bbs users have been emailing what happened to the board.. Sigh..

Never Fricken Ends!
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Post by MidoriMeadows » February 4th, 2006, 11:34 am

That sucks Doc.
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Post by RS69cam777 » February 4th, 2006, 12:13 pm

Wow,


We had Tor. watch last night till 3:00

Rained all night again here in Summerfield (south of Ocala) 2" just from last night. Not counting all day fri.


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I never leave my PC, fax, or copier on, or pluged in.
I even unplug the phone line.


I do sometimes leave the lap top pluged in on a nice day just to charge the batt. after that it's unpluged.

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Post by JR » February 4th, 2006, 3:27 pm

RS, you ever thought about installing a surge protector on your service panel, coming into the house? They are much cheaper than replacing electrical components thoughout the house, when you live in an area that has heavy lightening storms, which knocks your power out on a frequent basis.

I went down to HOme Depot and bought two bundles of shingles, having high winds and I seem to always lose shingles. I'm ready this time, unless the whole freakin' roof blows off like it did on my other house a few years ago.

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Post by Doc » February 4th, 2006, 3:45 pm

Mine stays running 24/7 because it runs Doc's Place BBS. It never sleeps..

The hit came in through the cable into the router then into the pc.. It's good the other PC is at the office, or it would have been zapped too!

Don't know if the access point that feeds the wifey's computer got fried or not. Her pc has no power going to that room, it was on a wireless net connection and had a surge strip and battery backup..

I just went and bought a nic to install in the bbs machine, hopefully it will connect to the network here so i can get it back online.

Life in Florida! and it AINT EVEN SUMMER YET!!
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Post by RS69cam777 » February 4th, 2006, 3:47 pm

JR. we are the lighting capital of the USA, the only other place worse then C-Fl. is the Amozon.


I own a Irragation Co. and replace the clocks all the time in the summer.

I tell customers to buy S.P for PC's for their Irr. Clocks.

We have a little joke about S.P's= instead of throwing the timmer 20' off the wall with the S.P. it will only throw it 3'

Of course a S.P. helps by way of the Ele. surgeing up or down or spikeing ect.....

And not so much with a direct lighting hit.


I have pics of a customers house where lighting blew chunks of con. off her front steps and sidewalk, then hit the door bell went on up and hit the drywall obove her front door ect....


And lost count how many have been blown apart across a 3 car gar.

Have seen it where it hit a panel truck rick. off down on the pavement put a 1" hole in the road, went down and hit a main water line trailed up to the house and blew everything ele. in the house.

another time, a guy was sitting in a rocking chair with a dog chain coiled up next to him,

Lighting come in (open widow) danced around a few times on the chain and bang went and hit the lamp (in the same room) and blew it up BANG!

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Post by j-ainc » February 6th, 2006, 2:24 pm

Send it to Texas we'll soak it up like a sponge :D

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Post by RS69cam777 » February 8th, 2006, 4:43 pm

They say in the 20's tonight,

Today it got up into the 60's

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Post by Doc » February 8th, 2006, 5:43 pm

It's getting dang nippy here!!

Supposed to get down in the 40's tonight here.. Brrrrrrr.. :smurf:
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Post by MidoriMeadows » February 8th, 2006, 10:46 pm

It's been getting down to about 30 at night here. We've got all that clear sunnyw weather so the nights are colder and clear.
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Post by JR » February 8th, 2006, 11:26 pm

The weather is all mixed up here, sunny, warm, cold, cloudy, icey, but no rain.

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