At its start, the storm didn't feel like it was going to be a terribly powerful one. As the day progressed, however, the wind certainly picked up strength. For the first time in a good while (a decade, at least), lost power for more than a few minutes.
After about 1/2 a day, things switched back on. It's still kind of raging out there, though. And the next Spring tide will be coming in, soon, which will cause more problems.
Took a short walk around the neighborhood to see the extent of damage. Was whipped about a fair bit by the wind: Big girl that I am, who knows how to keep steady in wind, needed at a couple points to grab a lamp post to not be blown into the street. Kind of scary, kind of exhilarating. Not anything I'd want to be out in for an extended period, though.
Thinking good thoughts for all the folks who had to evacuate due to the tides. For all the First Responders, all the Folks keeping us safe, clearing downed branches, getting our electricity back up, helping to back up an already overtaxed infrastructure.
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