We had some wind blow through at 9:45 PM yesterday. We lost power. It was restored at noon today.
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| A Black Walnut that snapped in our 1/4 acre Black Walnut wood-lot |
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| 12' tall corn does not like wind |
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| Posts in the vineyard snapped at the base |
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| Multiple apple trees down. About half snapped at the graft and I might be able to save the other half |
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| Another downed apple tree |
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| This one is a goner. It snapped. |
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| A pear branch leaning against a grape trellis |
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| Close-up of where the pear branch broke. This delamination suggests that it broke in torsion |
Good grief! Glad everyone is ok.
ReplyDeleteI picked the area of EastTN we moved to in part b/c of very few natural disasters. 2 tornados this year. SMH.
Looked like a big storm blew across the lake last night.
ReplyDeleteMissed me on this side....
Just what ERJ needed...more work.
ReplyDeleteHow high were the gusts in this wind storm?
The news media said 90mph in places. I don't know what we saw.
DeleteMost of the wind was out of the north which is unusual. Peak gust recorded a few miles west of me was 71 mph with a peak, sustained wind of 49 mph.
Agghhhhhhh!
ReplyDeleteSorry to see that damage. It will take years to restore them. I hope that doesn't happen here as I don't figure I will be around long enough to see results. ---ken
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