Hurricane Kay 8am Update

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 The storm is starting to kick up a bit.  Everyone slept well and is ready for what's to come.  We have a few minor leaks in the house but we are prepared.  The rain is starting to come down and I think is supposed to last until tomorrow.  The brunt of the strom should start around 9 and last until mid afternoon.




I walked out to check on our rooster, hen, and baby chicks.  Our rooster, Reyna, was drenched and not happy.  It appears he was stubborn and slept on his perch.  I put come cinder blocks on the tin roof of the coop and made some more shelter inside.  They will survive but they don't too happy.



The light just flickered a bit so I hope our electricity stays on.  If so, I'll post again in a few hours.


Location: Bahía Asunción, B.C.S., Mexico

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Frank O'Grady said…
We never got hit direct with a hurricane in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle but very close a few times.

It is an odd sensation just waiting.

Hang tight.
September 8, 2022 at 8:52 AM
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