Stay safe tonight
Tornado watches all across the area tonight, have a safe night, and Go Blue!
First thing I thought of:
But seriously, yes. Do stay safe, all.
Sweet dreams!
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Man card. Turn it in.
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Fuck that. Golden Girls is great. Anyone who can't appreciate sassy old ladies isn't much of a man. Betty White didn't make a triumphant return to celebrity status because of her work on the Mary Tyler Moore show.
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Thank you for being a friend. I'll watch Golden Girls reruns over half the crap on TV these days.
Be safe back there. Take cover and take the Bell's or Vernors (there is no more Stroh's) and Better Made with you. Could be a long night.
Wild weather always makes me think of Jim Cantore, this guy just loves him a good storm. Remember though, put the beer on lots of ice just in case the power goes out.
If I ever see that guy on a commercial airliner, I'm getting off the plane.
I have a screencap of it somewhere, not online. The Weather Channel headline read "Jim Cantore Hammered in Outer Banks." Plenty of people get that way there.
Stay safe. We're only two months from the Jim Harbaugh era officially starting!
oh, and for the wife/kids/family and stuff.
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Trash tornado always on the eve of garbage pick up...lol
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Power stayed on, basement windows leaked, but no trees down.
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Rough commute this morning in Cleveland, since the storms didn't hit until about 4:30 am this morning. Part of I-90 is shut down because of flooding. Luckily I go east to west on my commute, so it wasn't terrible. Only ended up being about 15 minutes delayed. Eastbound traffic is a parking lot though. Anybody going downtown or further is looking at a multiple hour sit in traffic.
System-wide, we have about 35,000 out or so here in SE Michigan - sadly, I am among them at the moment. Many reports of flooding on area freeways here as well, and visual confirmation of some pretty good street flooding downriver in places as well.
We lost a few branches and as it was trash day on my street, you can only guess what my street looks like after some pretty nasty winds at 2 AM.
Massive lightning and thunder with heavy rain in the 4:30-6:30 timeframe. The power was out for a minute or so at around 5:15 and the clock radio blinking woke me up. I checked my wife's cell phone for the time and read 6:25am. So I showered and then noticed the clock in the bathroom said 5:35. I got up an hour early. Of course our children (8 and 4) were awakened by the thunder at 5:45, so I wouldn't have been able to sleep to the 6:10am alarm anyway. They're going to be a wreck today, to say nothing of me.
Had one of those "Dad Mode: ENGAGE" moments at 1:50am. I left my ringer on my phone due to the weather last night and it vibrated once for the Tornado Alert and I was up, dressed and waking up the wife within 30 seconds.
Woke up a confused four year old and got them to the designated tornado spot. Luckily there wasn't a tornado here (Southern Ann Arbor) but Manchester and maybe Saline are certainly close enough for me. Power blinked on and off but it's on as of now. Nice work, DTE. Thanks Lorne