Last night's storm only lasted about 30 minutes but ended up with nearly an inch of rain. That much rain that fast is pretty devastating to my road. Planning on a drone road check tomorrow. Also got some golf ball size hail that didn't damage any solar panels but took quite a toll on the greenhouse polycarbonate roof section. 86,90,65,0,B
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4 comments:
Fantastic power of nature. Bet your tanks are full for the next ~two years.
Wow,a real gully washer!
I'm worried about the babies.
The next is empty now - all are happy and healthy.
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