Mike1951 wrote:I felt sorry for the TV reporters who had to work so hard to pretend it was a real storm.
I saw one trying to prove how dangerous it was by tossing a plastic patio chair in the air, and the camera panned to follow it tumbling down the beach.
I hadnt listened to the radio or watched tv in several days so i wasnt even aware there was a storm. I went to Sonic and they were closed due to the storm! I was looking around at sunshine going "what storm?" Then we noticed all the gas stations were packed and and thought "oh heck what did I miss?" Went home and checked it out, it was a weak little storm but everybody was panicking like it was Rita returns! What a letdown. We were having conference calls at work on getting ready and lining up generators for cell towers.
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Probably not crying wolf as much as covering their back trail in case it did dance like Rita then no one could say they did not know. We got one little tornado out of it. A roof & lots of timber down on 2 church members places.
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