Good Sunday Friends. We are singing in the rain today. Tropical storm Lee hit the coast of Louisiana this morning and is literally crawling to the northeast at three mph. Winds have weakened to 45mph. As you can see from the photo, flooding is along the coastal areas. New Orleans is hoping for the best!
While we are not happy this storm is moving slowly dumping 10+ inches of rain on the southern half of the state, we are rejoicing that from the feeder bands of the storm we are finall getting ...RAIN!
Thank the Lord!
I'm looking outside now, and everything looks washed. Of course, we are not getting the amount of rain needed to get us out of the drought. Fires that have been burning are finally extinguished. Folks have lost...some everything either by fire or flooding however, we are all thankful for our lives. Our prayers are with our neighbors to the south. Please be careful because of the flood water and don't take chances.
We're wishing you all a peaceful and safe week. Take good care...from...At Home with Loretta!
Be safe, Loretta! The angels are blessing you all ...
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Hugs,
Marydon
Very much looking forward to seeing your vanity/desk post! Great minds think alike :o)
ReplyDeleteWishing all the best to you all out there with the storms and flooding. Scarlett x
I hope you are safe. I'm happy you got the rain you needed so desperately!
ReplyDeleteWow! You are getting a lot of water. It's been raining here too but I am just glad the the winds are not too strong. Stay safe, Loretta!...Christine
ReplyDeleteMy prayers for rain where it's needed and no flooding elsewhere.
ReplyDeleteWould love to settle down in that big cozy chair and chat awhile. Thanks for your sweet notes.
Stay dry Loretta!!! And Safe... It is all headed our way. Rains from Lee and Kaita... Thank God my pump is getting a badly needed rest right now cause in a few days it will be off again... Hugs to you and yours. LJ
ReplyDeleteHopefully there isn't any bad flooding. It's been raining here all day too.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are safe and sound if a bit damp. My thoughts are with all those caught up in flooding.
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