Not a football thread but y’all be safe

[strato]

8 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

The helicopter traffic today is insane. We've had a year's worth of helicopter traffic today alone. I guess they're surveying damage. They're flying loooooow and slow. Rare to go outside and not hear at least one. Most aren't showing up on Flight Radar. The ones that do are medical.

I hate to say it but they are probably finding people. Recovery stuff. And looking for anyone that could be helped, along with taking video, probably.

[bandu]

the problem in Asheville right now  is we just cannot leave  a really toxic & bad situation due to the roads being impassable  & so here we sit day in & night out without any power no water no gas no cards cash only if you can even  find a store open with a generator which is almost impossible because there is no gas hardly left to operate the generators at this point  & then who knows what the roads are like without internet & no line of communication such a radio which once again does not work because we have no power 

&  to make matters even worse each day the mold is of course growing & multiplying at an alarming rate while all at the same time here we are stranded inside these toxic & unhiahitable mold infested homes with no where else to go 

as far as people such as fema/ rescue, national guard, utility workers, construction workers , etc I have seen not a single person that fits any of those aforementioned descriptions in 4 days now? Why I live in West Asheville almost the heart of Asheville ? I ask again why & where are they at ?

[strato]

That sucks man. Been there with the destruction back when Hugo hit and totaled the house and many others I don't think we had power for week at least. 

This has to be the most massive damage, geographically spread over states and just where you are there is more than enough. But it's everywhere.

The people in Florida are massively fuged too, I mean on your level and worse. And that was forecast well in advance of landfall. Not sure about where you are, if they were mobilized for that. They almost certainly had crews from all over lined up to go to Florida, but likely weren't ready for what happened up there. Probably going to have to deal with it as best you can for a couple of days maybe. And the bridges being out the roads being washed away, it isn't just clearing fallen trees to make their way to you. Much bigger challenge. 

Good luck , hang in there.