Hurricane

Hurricane
 

Hello.

Tomorrow I will have a lot of raining and the sky will be cloudy, because there's a hurricane crossing my state.

I don't know what will happen with the flooding in my state, but please you do a prayer for me and the people who are us living in this region.


I don't know, but I guess that the Comision Nacional de Electricidad will cut off the electricity and I won't can enter to internet.

Thank you.

http://smn.cna.gob.mx/index.php?opti...d=59&Itemid=62


I will leave you the link when is showed the tropical storm crossing for my state.

Sincerely yours.:):crazy:

I hope everything will be all right. I have never been in a hurricane. I've been in tornados (tornadoes? :thinking: ) and strong storms in the mountains (which are horrifying because the lightning and the thunder's echoes among the mountains. But I'm sure a hurricane must be more dangerous and terrifying. :eek:

I hope your house is strong enough. ;) :rose:

Yes thank you for your commentary.
Casually my house is in front of the beach, I mean, I finally near of the beach and the surge can be catastrophic in the moment when is crossing the tropical storm or the hurricane.

I don't know what happen first.
But solely I know something, what god will be with us.

Carmelitos seguros jejeje.

Never I have been inside or near of a tornadoes in my life, I guess that the storm is more strong than a hurricane, I don't know, but well here also the lightning are very horrifying when are raining.

Thank you again.

Can't you go inside the island? I think that being in front of the sea in a hurricane must be very dangerous.

Yes I can do it, but I need to care my house of the thieves, besides I have my pets, I have two dogs, two cats and two hamster, where I place them.

I need to be in my house during the hurricane.
And also I have my Derby car and my Cherokee, my two vehicles, I can't leave them in the house for the thieves.

Yes it can turn it dangerous, but well I haven't choice.
Only my family can go with my law mother, but also her house is near of a river, then all the island result a little insecure for the moment.

I don't think thieves are going to do their affairs in the middle of a hurricane. But I understand about your pets, I wouldn't leave alone mine in that case. :)

I'd have to agree with CrOtALiTo on this one. Thieves are opportunistic people. Hurricanes are excellent times to steal, because no-one is paying attention to you.

I wish you luck in securing your house against storm and thieves alike.

I hate that for you. I usually make a lot of money when the hurricanes put people out of power. I get to go and put it back up. So far I haven't been on a hurricane this year. And I have never been out of the country working on power lines either.

@Irma: Looting is a big problem during disasters in many countries, and Mexico is not an exception.
Probably there won't be pillage exactly during the hurricane arrival, but people leave their homes for many hours or even days, so looters have plenty of opportunities. ;(


Tropical storm Karl reached Campeche today in the afternoon.
http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/notas/709144.html

Suerte, Crotalito.

I don't think so the thieves are in the moment just when the people is out of their houses and well, then they approach the moment when the people can't care their houses, for that reason, I tell you, I can't leave my house, and it much less when I have my pest in the back yard.

Well man.

Chris.
Don't worry for that, because finally that is your work and you aren't stealing anything. Simply that is your obligation.

To go and put up the lines again.

I hope that nothing happens to you or your community
Hurricanes can be bad, but I don't think you have to worry.
I'm assuming that you're worried about Tropical Storm Karl?
If so, try not to worry :) It's only a tropical storm
I really hope everything works out ok
Best of luck!

Yes here didn't happen anything the real trouble is in the states closer to Veracruz city.

Since today the hurricane get enter to the state with the category 3 and really that storm is very hard for that state already punched before for the currently rains.

Other tropical storm coming again.

Information above.

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/storm_graphi...13W5_NL_sm.gif



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That result very hard more the people from Veracruz, because they were affected for karl hurricane. And the worst is that coming other storm.

Could be something worst than it?