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by Tere 
, Monday, October 25, 2021, 10:27 (1843 days ago)
We're healthy, dry, have our roof, and our boat (which was pulled out of the water) didn't sink. But, it's a mess out there! Electricity came back on about 20 minutes ago. Hope everyone else is O.K. with minimal damage/cleanup.
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by saildawg , Mississippi Gulf Coast, Golfo de Mexico - Norte, Monday, October 25, 2021, 10:45 (1843 days ago) @ Tere
Awesome to hear. I woke at 4 am this morning in the States to see how things were going. All webcams were down at that point and airport was reporting 60mph sustained with gusts to 85. Hope everyone made it through safe and sound and all of your lives get back to normal sooner than later.
We're healthy, dry, have our roof, and our boat (which was pulled out of the water) didn't sink. But, it's a mess out there! Electricity came back on about 20 minutes ago. Hope everyone else is O.K. with minimal damage/cleanup.
We're good. Spent much of the night holding the shutters closed on our bedroom window because the wind was so fierce it wanted to blow them off their hinges. Early morning walk on the beach and saw hundreds of turtle eggs, a gazillion plastic bottles and tons of debris and flotsam on the beach. The Ficus tree in front of Valeria's II blew down. Waves are washing entirely over the new sidewalk. A few lookey-loos out rubberneckin. But the lights came on early and coffee was hot before 8. Even had a cup of chocolate caliente with mi desayuno. Paradise!
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by saildawg , Mississippi Gulf Coast, Golfo de Mexico - Norte, Monday, October 25, 2021, 12:09 (1843 days ago) @ ZihuaRob
It's crazy to see the tinaco sitting on the walkway at paseo del pescador in the webcam.
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by ZihuaRob 
, Zihuatanejo, México, Monday, October 25, 2021, 12:52 (1843 days ago) @ saildawg
It's crazy to see the tinaco sitting on the walkway at paseo del pescador in the webcam.
It was bouncing around down in the bocana of the canal when I was there this morning.
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Any idea how Troncones fared?
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by debio , Monday, October 25, 2021, 12:46 (1843 days ago) @ jkstraw
So far I havent heard of anything horrible in Troncones. Some downed trees and lots of debris. I havent heard of any structures damaged…or anyone hurt. Cell service seems to be working. Not sure if power is on yet. If anyone else has any other info…please update. Thanks ….
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Your concerned Oaxacaño neighbors are eager to know the current extent of Rick's impact in Z area. One would imagine that with the cited wind speeds that many palapas got a bit "ruffled"!!! Plus, CONAGUA had earlier reported that once Rick neared or came ashore, that At Minimum, 148 liters of water per square meter per 24 hour period would be 'dumped' = THAT is some major combined rainfall if Rick 'slows' and hangs around for a few days. Along with Windy.com, this gif website tends to be our Oaxaca coast BIBLE!!! = https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/sat/satlooper.php?region=epac&product=ir Again, Benditos y Los Abrazos Fuertes... en La Sombra de El Señor... Siempre.
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