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There was an equally groundbreaking study after hurricane katrina that found one the biggest problems in new orleans after the storm was excess water.

03Lightningrocks wrote: ↑Mon Feb 15, 2021 7:14 pm

flechero wrote: ↑Mon Feb 15, 2021 7:10 pm We just got power back a few min ago... woke up to 51 degrees in the house!!!

Groceries are on the patio here too.... will be carrying it all back inside if power stays on another hour or so.

Yep. Plano is sending out emergency calls telling us this could last through Tuesday with the power outages. Mine just came back on after six and a half hours off. I am feverishly recharging all my devices. LOL. It was 53 in my house when it came back on. I may start burning furniture in my fire place.

Lost power again a few minutes after that post and just got it back, a few cups of coffee ago. They are saying ours is temporary- so enjoying a few creature comforts while we can!

And lost water as the rural supplier is also without power... they say no water expected until the weekend, and that's IF they didn't have major damage from all the frozen pumps and pipes.

Hope all you guys are fairing better with power/water than we are down in the Bell county!

To end on a positive note- my generator fried but a friend in the area has power and loaned us his generator yesterday, so we've been able to get warm and have lights & a couple basic comforts!!

God is good!!

We just got power back a few min ago... woke up to 51 degrees in the house!!!

Groceries are on the patio here too.... will be carrying it all back inside if power stays on another hour or so.