Many may know-I am a weather watcher. I have a weather station at school that posts to many weather services. Also have a website with a Twitter account. (with a Chiefs list)
Below is the Windy.com map. I centered it on KC but it can be moved to where you are located. Or go to Windy.com-there is also an app.
Very versatile and tons of possibilities. This map is fully functional for the viewer.
Some have already had severe weather-where as I am looking at 5 inches of snow for Easter.
Crap! Maybe they'll replace my 20 year old above ground pool. I just had a new liner put in and the deck stained and some boards replaced. The grandsons are here for the summer. Crap!
Originally Posted by Dartgod:
South Metro KC and I didn't even wake up to it, but found a couple of branches down this morning and a flower pot blown over on the deck.
Waiting on the insurance adjuster to show up.
If you need anythung done let me know. I can even meet your adjuster for ya. You wouldn't believe the difference it makes.
Originally Posted by philfree:
Crap! Maybe they'll replace my 20 year old above ground pool. I just had a new liner put in and the deck stained and some boards replaced. The grandsons are here for the summer. Crap!
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Typically they will cover pools. They're considered personal property.
Originally Posted by philfree:
Crap! Maybe they'll replace my 20 year old above ground pool. I just had a new liner put in and the deck stained and some boards replaced. The grandsons are here for the summer. Crap!
The treeman needs to get here and get that monster off my lawn and off my pool. The insurance will cover the pool but there's a pool shortage because of the China Flu. I'm crossing my fingers that we can somehow repair the damage. Besides the water that ran over the wall where the tree landed on it the pool is still holding water. Anybody have an old pool with a 52" high wall? I need maybe a 12' long section.
Arkansas has a hurricane leftover-and it is expected to go as far north at Lake Superior.
That will be interesting to see what the cold lake will do to a summer type storm.
