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Default Heavy Air

MLW = Mean Low Water. Have you never seen a chart?

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"Donal" wrote in message
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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Lost power at 0400, came back on 1115. (made coffee on a Sterno can)

Lots
of branches, but no trees down. Didn't get much rain. Wind wasn't as

strong
as predicted. Sun is out now. Looks like we dodged her. Now waiting to
hear how my boat is doing. Water is 8' above MLW!


MLW??


Good news - sounds like it eased up very quickly after making landfall.


Regards

Donal
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