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#StormDamage

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Heather Evans

Good morning my tooting friends. It’s a wonderful cool morning at 18c & heading to a pretty good 29c. More thunderstorms ⛈️ forecast as well, but although there are clouds ☁️ about, they aren’t rain clouds 🌧️ at the moment #Weather.
I’m planning to go swimming 🏊🏼‍♀️ this morning but I might be on my own as I’ve had msgs from my daughter & my friend to say it’s too cool for them & they’ll give it a miss. I find the water nice & warm though so I’ll be there & hoping the rain stays away, although if it’s just rain I won’t care #Exercise #Swimming.
My gazebo seems to have a bit of damage, from what I can tell, it’s not easy to see as there’s still water on top of it, there are quite a number of holes, most seem small, but I can see at least one or two bigger ones. I’ll have to wait until it’s drier for a proper check. #StormDamage
Have a great #Monday everyone, hope it’s not too hot, nor too wet wherever you are. Take care out there 🌻.

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James Phelps

The first big storm of the season took our power out for twenty-four hours. Some in the area were out longer, some shorter.

This morning’s walk—we skipped yesterday, opting to drive to the donut shop*—displayed how rough the ordeal was for the area. There was a tornado just fifty miles to the north of us. Cleanup crews across the state are going to be extremely busy.

*Same two regulars were there. We were glad the shop had power.

#Monterey
#MorningWalk
#StormDamage

The image shows two tall pine trees against a bright blue sky. One tree appears to be dead or leafless, while the other is healthy with green pine needles. There are power lines visible crossing the top portion of the image, and part of a beige-colored building’s roof with what appears to be Christmas lights can be seen at the bottom of the frame. This image seems to illustrate the contrast between storm damage and healthy vegetation.
This image shows a close-up of a pine tree that appears to have sustained damage. There’s a notable split or wound in the trunk where the bark has been stripped away, revealing the lighter wood underneath. The tree still has healthy green pine needles in its crown, and the photo is taken against a vivid blue sky. This damage could potentially make the tree vulnerable to disease or future storms if not addressed.
This image shows what appears to be a parking area or paved surface with storm debris visible along its edge. There are tall pine trees in the background, and a slight hill or incline can be seen with what looks like a guardrail. The scene is photographed on a clear day with bright blue skies. There appears to be some brush, branches, or other vegetation debris piled up along the edge of the pavement, likely from storm cleanup efforts.
This image shows what appears to be the same parking area from a different angle, with a guardrail in the foreground and a view of pine trees in the background. The sun is prominently visible in the sky, creating a bright halo effect. The ground is littered with pine needles, small branches, and other debris from the storm. The scene gives a sense of elevation, suggesting this might be a hillside or elevated viewing area.
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