Belzelbub
Contributor
I live in Pinellas, where the storm was forecast to come ashore until Tuesday afternoon. House is in a non-evacuation zone. Shutters were put up, generator ready to go.
Lots of wind and some heavy rain, but thankfully no damage. Surprisingly, power stayed on the entire time. Had a few flickers, but that was it. I was expecting to lose power, and if it did, we’d probably have no power for a while. I found out during Irma that the line that serves my house only has a few other houses on it, so fairly low priority. During Irma, I ran the generator for 8-9 days straight.
Lots of wind and some heavy rain, but thankfully no damage. Surprisingly, power stayed on the entire time. Had a few flickers, but that was it. I was expecting to lose power, and if it did, we’d probably have no power for a while. I found out during Irma that the line that serves my house only has a few other houses on it, so fairly low priority. During Irma, I ran the generator for 8-9 days straight.