As with any hard blow, we had some blowdown stuff last night but not too bad. Helps clear the dead junk from the the tops of the trees. Noisy as all get out though. As I took my kids to church this morning though I saw some serious damage along the way. Guess I got lucky. A walk up the woods showed me that from the last two blows and this one, some big stuff went down back my way in the woods.
Between 4 and 6 PM on Saturday the wind picked up, and the sky was really strange looking, I wish I had a camera. Black clouds with sun light on the cloud tops, looked very ominous. The wind blew part of our fence down, too.
We had a nice size tree in our yard go down, landed a few feet away from our garage where i store my classic car, same thing happened last year also, but that time it missed the garage and my car by inches, i gotta find a new place to put my car!
I was gonna say something about that. Friday(?) nite must have been really bad at Bamber on the lake. There are many big cedars down in that swamp immediately east of the lake. I saw a dozen. They all had a bit of rot, but they were all live and thriving in the top portion when they went down. I counted at least a dozen. One crossed the whole creek by the dam and will now be there for years and years. It is about 24" in diameter.
The wind must have really howled across the lake that night.
We had a tree go down in the house my dad rents. It fell through a fence and smashed the deck to the pool, and the one side of the pool. It also caught a little bit of the other guys fence. Luckily it was an old pool and the tree wasn't to big. But on my way over to chop it up(about a mile drive) i saw one tree that destroyed a house. Also an uprooted tree and damage to someone elses roof(maybe a branch). I feel bad for the guy whose house was destroyed because a couple of years ago a tree squashed his car. So i know he's not happy
My self and another guy pulled a large pine off of new road in tabernacle. Then I came across a very large oak on Patty Bowker road that was unmoveable without a chainsaw. Crazy amounts of blowdowns.