Thank your son for all of us affected by the storms Stihl. Those first responders and the utility people are truly heroes.

Oh, and anyone who thinks that the govt doesn't at least have some effect on the weather hasn't been paying attention. There is massive evidence of cloud seeding as well as other ways that govt tried to alter the weather. No idea how advanced they are and how much they are able to influence storms, but it's impossible to rule out the govt's involvement completely.

Water temperature in the Gulf of Mexico is not helping matters.

Hope everyone is staying safe and dry!They tell everyone to evacuate or stay inside but the reporters are still outside in the wind and the rain-hopefully tomorrow is a better day!
Keep on Cruising!
Dave

Stay safe Florida and God bless.

Post-Milton review for Naples and surrounding SWFL, and we got through relatively unscathed, which was a major miracle. From what I have read and seen, the most damage was from the storm surge on the coast (of course), as well as the tornadoes that were spurred off of the hurricane, and that damage is brutal in some instances. Prayers for everyone affected, but overall it was pretty miraculous for the state of Florida.

We have a home in Palm Beach Gardens and did not sustain any damage. The real issue were tornatoes of which there were 126 warnings/sightings. Here's a video of one touching down 2 miles from our home.

https://youtube.com/shorts/Xy8RWCEc0...nJ2ehHWmnhsFJx

----So devastating. Glad at least you were spared, Steve....Bill S

Thanks Bill but I am in NY. My friends and neighbors have kept me up to date. When it gets cold we will be heading to FL.

Glad that didn't get your place.
Looks like about an EF3 + to be tossing cars around like that.