Needs a little cold water

The Daytona 3,000 – Power Crews from All Over U.S. Stage at Daytona International Speedway…
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/20 ... ore-169843

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So far over 3,000 power crews have arrived at the Daytona Intl Speedway staging area, with more en route. That’s a not-so-small army of over 16,000 lineman and electrical utility personnel staged and prepared to jump into action depending on the impact zone of Hurricane Dorian.

The power crews are from all over the United States and Canada, with more on the way to alternate staging areas. The logistics of assembling an army of hardhats is intense, but these calloused and determined hands are some of the true-grit heroes in the aftermath of any hurricane event.

The Daytona International Speedway works great and holds almost perfect facility structure to support the scale of food, fuel and logistics. Daytona is one of twenty-four staging areas throughout the Southeast where crews are assembling.
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I worked 2 hurricanes in 2005 with TSA. Katrina aftermath, Rita same same and then staged in Baltimore at BWI for Wilma but we didn't go to FLL as Wilma was weak. So got to see the 2005 White Sox WS victory from the Marriott.

Katrina was amazing. Slept on the tarmac in huge tents and ate in a huge mess tent. I was in the 2nd wave 5 days after the main event so missed the worst when TSA screeners were sleeping on the floors of the airport and all the toilets were backed up and all the checkpoint trays were full of piss. I enjoyed it as all the 'refugees' were gone already and the airport was mostly cleaned up. Was there when W finally landed. Shared our tent with an Army mortuary outfit. Huge generators blowing cold air into our tent and good chow. Still got our per diems of course. Gummint never runs out of $$$$$$.

Rita in Houston was nothin. But it was a ghost town as we bussed to our hotel near Hobby (HOU). One Indian guy was still open in his 7/11 type store and we cleaned out his beer. For 3 days running. Good times.

I wish Seacrest would retire his CheapCharlie mult.

Can't lie.

I'm a little bit curious about what would happen if we dropped a nuke right in the middle of that perfectly formed eye.

LOL

Still blaming Booshitler. Very weak. Very weak. Local corruption and incompetence were the obvious villains but whatever.

Gotta blame W.

My Katrina was amazing. Sorry yours wasn't.
OK, I lied. I'm not sorry that your TV told you to be sad that Booshitler caused the disaster.


"katrina was amazing"-Andy Vanderbilt

CC thinks nuclear war is OK because there will be a crew that gets paid to come in and clean up after it. I don't think you are real, but if you are, you need to seek counseling because your mindset really needs to be helped.

I'm sorry the NOAA said continuously nuking the hurricane would destroy it. What it did by admitting a ridiculous solution opens the door for some possible non-ridiculous solutions, this particular guy notwithstanding. We have a whole world accord on reducing CO2 output which, to date, has been impossible. Why is the possibility of mitigating hurricanes so laughable when the Paris accords aren't?