Hurricane Advice

[Ursuline Chick]

Silly question... Which parish is the small lake north of Nola?

I think part St. Charles and part Tangipahoa paish, the Lake is called Maurepas, does that help any? Could be St. John and Tangipahoa not positive

 

[rjohns39]

I think so.

 

[RUNuts]

One tree down and thankfully, it didn't take out the perimeter fence. The garden fence needs a new gate. Tree went through it and it shouldn't have. Ditches full and draining. Need to wait about a day and let this water drain. Then we are ready for a gentle rain.

How's everyone else?

 

[RUNuts]

Wow, y'all this thread is 4 years old

Time flies when you are dazed and confused.

Did we get another update on your house? I think Hayden said a couple of roof tiles, but everything else was fine. No flooding is the important part.

Did you integrate the wild chickens into your yard or did you return them to their tree?

 

[Ursuline Chick]

Time flies when you are dazed and confused.

Did we get another update on your house? I think Hayden said a couple of roof tiles, but everything else was fine. No flooding is the important part.

Did you integrate the wild chickens into your yard or did you return them to their tree?

We had a 50 year put on after Katrina, and lost a lot of shingles in Zeta (still fighting with the insurance company). Lost most of the back and top of the roof shingles in Ida and still waiting for a blue tarp. Lost the back and side privacy fence. If we get major rain in this one, there will probably be water in the house, possibly sheet rock on the floor. No flooding. It's pretty bad due to this up coming hurricane.
I am keeping the banty hen and her chick, they have not been intergrated yet, due to all the weather problems.

 

[tripletfeb]

Stay safe everyone! Wish we could send this rain west, they sure could use it for their wildfires

 

[Hayden Goseek]

I think part St. Charles and part Tangipahoa parish, the Lake is called Maurepas, does that help any? Could be St. John and Tangipahoa not positive

The Lake directly north of N. Orleans is Pontchartrain. West of there is Maurepas. They are roughly claimed by the bordering parishes.
They were an international border at one time and a few battles fought on them.

 

[Hayden Goseek]

Wish we could send this rain west, they sure could use it for their wildfires

So do we.

 

[RUNuts]

So do we.

Looks like Texas was spared with a fast moving storm. We got wet and a good wind storm. Unfortunately, the rain is moving to Louisiana and slowing down. Keep your heads above water.