Posted by Billy NY on January 01, 2019 at 08:59:51 from (74.70.73.136):
In Reply to: Angry start to 2019 posted by 300jk on January 01, 2019 at 08:15:52:
That hit here this morning. I'm off today and lately just cannot sleep through the night, so I go to my job exhausted like heck. First time in years I did not stay up, turned in real early, up every 2 hours or less, so when the morning came, finally felt like getting a real period of sleep, then that darned wind came in, knocked over the trash container and the recyclable container, they never picked up this week, so I get to clean the mess, not too much at least.
A year ago, November before last, we had some winds coming out of the south that were literally pushing in the Anderson window sash on the south side, you could see them move inward. I thought for sure there would be trouble, the sound was incredible and this was upwards of 60-70MPH winds, some sustained. I like the benefits in the woods though, it takes down all the weak trees and limbs, had a big one come down that I feared having to fell, so, that was a good thing at least.
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