Oh Goodie. Tropical Storm Gamma.

[jwfla422]

How strong can tropical storm winds be???....well, if you have roof tiles just kinda hanging out on what is left on your roof you might be a bit concerned that the winds can lift them up and turn them into projectiles, not to mention all of the other debris and junk that's sitting on our curbs waiting to be collected. And, if you're roof is already exposed to leaks, well pretty much any rainstorm will make it MUCH worse. Ceilings are already caving in around our area from just the rain we've gotten in the last day, I can't imagine what a tropical storm will do besides delay a possibility of even getting an estimate to fix or replace your roof at least for another year (which of course goes way into next year's hurricane season). As far as WDW, they'll be fine, South FL won't if this one decides to head our way....

 

[Tiggerlover91]

This is getting old....really, really old! Hang in there south FL. It will just break up once it hits Belize!

 

[Serena]

I hope it does quietly go away.

 

[RitaZ.]

Two of my neighbors will be getting new roofs due to Wilma's damage. One of them has 5 roof leaks and the ceiling is bowed. A lot of people in S. FL are in the same situation and worse. Many people have had their ceilings cave in due to the recent rains, making their home/apartments uninhabitable. We don't need any more damage or rain, that's for certain.

I know that Wilma's damage in S. FL didn't get much national attention, but I can tell you that there are a lot of people hurting here.

 

[Poohbear123]

Well, DH just went out about 4:00pm to get gas for the generator. Crap! I am on medication for an ear infection, I will just take my pills and go to sleep, maybe when I wake up it will be gone!