It is pouring non-stop outside in central Florida. Tropical Storm Nicole has not even toally hit us yet, but we expect it in the morning to have over 50 mph winds and torrential rain.

My roof is leaking like a sieve in one spot in a bedroom. I have a huge bucket catching the water.

My roof is only 4 years old and I could not get anyone to help us faster because Hurricane Ian caused the damage and we have had to wait for a roof inspection to get an estimate for repair. I was happy it did not rain much since the hurricane, and I was hoping the mess would at least dry out. It did dry out, but now we have Nicole making landfall.

Looks like its gonna be a long night.

WTF

Is is Fry Day yet?

😩👀,see link.. they are preparing..
https://twitter.com/shae33...

Yes, I see it. I actually emailed Desantis about chemtrails in Orlando 6 months ago, and they did some investigation and emailed me back that it is supposedly condensation from airplane trails, but I do not see that as correct, or the whole story.

Then the weird things is that after hurricane Ian, a bunch of my herbs died outside. They were fine a day or two after that storm, but they died about a week later. it was strange, so I wondered if something was in the water that affected them. They were not damaged from the storm, and there was not cold weather. I have 2 huge rosemary bushes and they were really affected (not dead, but they are not doing well). I lost a lot of plants from that storm from the wind also.

🙄It's unbelievable what's going on. How sad it is with your herbs and bushes. Of course they are not telling the truth, they know what is going on, Hope this sick world will be turned upside down soon. Am angry that nothing is happening but betting on November 11, otherwise I think many people in the world will stop fighting.😫

I think the rosemary bushes will make it. They are half way sick, but I believe they will come back because the roots are long and strong.

I can plant new herbs, but nature supplied me with new tiny baby basil plants from the hurricane blowing seeds in my garden area, so that is a gift from nature. And my avocado trees are OK. The last 4 avocadoes were dropped by the younger tree about 2 weeks ago, and they were ripe, which usually they are not ripe if they fall, so that was a surprise because I did not know they were there (the tree did not really produce much because it is too young).

The avocado trees mean the most because you cannot easily replace a fruit bearing tree.

But I have never lost herbal plants before from a bad storm, so it is odd.

No, the plants and trees tell truth. You are so right!