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N F C said:
I got drenched running a short distance from the car to the doctor's office. The rain is bad enough, but the wind is wild!

And it's still raining.
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Me too !! I went to run to town and found a tire needed air, so I was drowned before I left the yard. You are right about the wind its crazy.
 
The power outages with this storm is amazing:

According to PowerOutage.us, a website that tracks power outages across the United States, more than 4.6 million customers in 10 states were without power just after 2 p.m. ET as a result of Helene.

  • South Carolina: 1,265,187
  • Georgia: 959,735
  • North Carolina: 913,504
  • Florida: 838,301
  • Virginia: 227,145
  • Kentucky: 211,584
  • Tennessee: 112,037
  • West Virginia: 73,348
  • Ohio: 62,025
  • Indiana: 11,727
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KY is right below yellow Ohio and TN is below KY.

Sue, I find it interesting that KY has more power outages than TN since you are farther south and closer to where the storm came from.
 
N F C said:
Hope you're dry and warm now Sue. I think we've both had enough of the rain for a while!
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Yes, changed and got warm again 😊 its still raining out there, Todd had to go out of course
N F C said:
The power outages with this storm is amazing:

According to PowerOutage.us, a website that tracks power outages across the United States, more than 4.6 million customers in 10 states were without power just after 2 p.m. ET as a result of Helene.

  • South Carolina: 1,265,187
  • Georgia: 959,735
  • North Carolina: 913,504
  • Florida: 838,301
  • Virginia: 227,145
  • Kentucky: 211,584
  • Tennessee: 112,037
  • West Virginia: 73,348
  • Ohio: 62,025
  • Indiana: 11,727
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KY is right below yellow Ohio and TN is below KY.

Sue, I find it interesting that KY has more power outages than TN since you are farther south and closer to where the storm came from.
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Maybe because of all the hollers or whatever they call them here, lots of valleys and then also the mountains block a lot of the storms. At the old house it was good for keeping us safe from the bad storms, we still lost power though, so 🤔
 

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