OT: To our friends on the Gulf

[MilfordHusky]

I hope you are in a safe place or can get to one. Laura is packing winds of 150 mph and a storm surge that could go 20-40 miles inland and is described as "unsurvivable." The other frequently used word is "catastrophic."

My son is in Houston and will get wind and some rain, but the area along the Texas-Louisiana border is in grave jeopardy.

Stay safe, everyone! Don't forget that the coronavirus hasn't gone anywhere.

 

[Sonny44]

Prayers on the way.

 

[JellyBean]

Yes. Please stay safe to our friends on the Gulf. Sending prayers to your son as well during this Hurricane. Stay safe, my friends.

 

[Geew1992]

I hope you are in a safe place or can get to one. Laura is packing winds of 150 mph and a storm surge that could go 20-40 miles inland and is described as "unsurvivable." The other frequently used word is "catastrophic."

My son is in Houston and will get wind and some rain, but the area along the Texas-Louisiana border is in grave jeopardy.

Stay safe, everyone! Don't forget that the coronavirus hasn't gone anywhere.

My daughters in San Antonio. Hoping she doesn’t get much... but it’s scary not being with her

 

[Kaizen]

Stay safe @MilfordHusky and everyone ...

 

[MilfordHusky]

My daughters in San Antonio. Hoping she doesn’t get much... but it’s scary not being with her

My daughter-in-law's parents and her sister's family are in San Antonio. They should be fine.

I'm in Alexandria, VA (not LA), so I should miss this storm. Thankfully!

 

[Ex Nutmegger]

Good luck down there. Be careful. Be safe. Be well.

 

[TylerTx]

I think Autumn is from Lafayette Louisiana, east of Lake Charles. Pray fo her and that her family is safe.

 

[Steelerone]

Watching some of the results of Laura on the Weather Channel. Brings home the realization of just how much we are pawns of Mother Nature. Prayers to all involved, especially for their safety.

 

[chrissaran]

I'm somewhat near the Gulf in Florida, but not in the path of Laura. Louisiana sure doesn't need to get hit again, nor does Texas. Hang in there.