Sunday, August 15, 2021

Fall Storms

August is usually the worst month of hurricane season, and by today Fred will reach us, probably as a tropical storm. I'm not as worried about that as I am what comes in the next couple of weeks. Andrew hit back in 1992 on August 23rd; Katrina landed on August 29th. Even when we get into September and October we're not in the clear; Irma arrived on September 10th; Matthew on October 7th. Storms are also the reason I'm not terrible fond of fall -- it means cooler temps and pretty leaves in other parts of the country; here it means monster hurricanes.

Although it's always a roll of the dice whether or not we'll make it through storm season without a direct hit, I'd still rather deal with hurricanes than blizzards, droughts, or wildfires.

1 comment:

nightsmusic said...

I've been keeping an eye on Fred and wondering how close it would come. Just stay safe, my friend.

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