Speaking of Isadore...

[insomniac]

Here in Birmingham, Alabama, all hell is about to break loose. It hasn`t even started raining and already a tree has fallen down in my front yard. We are d00med. :(

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[Montana]

oh boy, hope nothing happens to your internet connection, so ypu can stay here with the other forum addicts

[sgtfuzzbubble011]

Isadore sucked... It just got wet and a little windy around here. I was hoping that it'd like, blow some buildings down and shtuff. There weren't even any trees knocked down...

[Cameron221]

Florida, believe it or not, got nothing

[sgtfuzzbubble011]

Oh well, I'm not complaining too much. I got off work for two days along with my normal two-day weekend. :)

[insomniac]

Isadore is kicking Alabama`s ass, but nooo...the weather isn`t bad enough for me to be out of school. :mad:

[Reaper]

It passed right over where I live(Chauvin, Louisiana). There was heavy rain, flying things, and about 2 tornadoes in a nearby city. It hit around 1 in the morning(central time). As far as I know, it was a tropical storm when it hit and still is but I don't care about tracking it anymore:P.

[sgtfuzzbubble011]

Oh, I was s'posed to be at work these two days, but I'm just going to tell them that I was out of town, or my house flooded, or something. :)

[binary hero]

the real Birmingham got none of it...yet :)

(that's birmingham, UK for all those of you who don't realise)

[james]

The REAL Birmingham just gets rain. All the time. And so does everwhere else. Especially Wales... :D

God I hate the weather in this country! :rolleyes:

[Signal Box]

Seemed mediocre, right?

Considering the fact Isidore was only a tropical storm, it didn't bring as much damage as a hurricane, which was forecasted for Isidore to develop back into.