Cedric Collins sent me these pictures of the flooding taken in Franklin County.




No, Gustav was no Katrina. He made a name for himself without Katrina's help. But when I suggested that you prepare just like you did for Katrina, I hope you felt prepared once the weather got progressively worse. As I stated in my blog several times before, Gustav would not get any worse than Katrina.
I've heard from many of you who have been appreciative of the blog updates on Gustav and the severe weather afterward. I hope through all of this, you will be even better prepared for the next tropical system whatever his or her name may be....
2 comments:
Great job during Gustav! (as usual)
Thanks so much for the reports, I let my daughter read your blog, and it just help that we did not get that much bad weather. Again thanks.
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