Really wet MK 8/18 with power outages

[Prock3]

I noticed this in September of last year. This is actually something that management can help, first by alerting street sweepers to the importance of removing debris from storm drains, and second by planning for it during the next repavement.

You've clearly never met 90% of the "street sweepers" that work for disney

 

[prberk]

Central Florida - lightning capital of America. We come in second if you count the entire world.

If you hear thunder, go inside.

They told us in the Keys to the Kingdom tour that that is why there are so many flagpoles on tops of buildings on Main Street, USA, that they are actually acting as lightning rods; and that there are many of them throughout the property disguised as normal parts of buildings or painted to match the terrain.

 

[luv]

They told us in the Keys to the Kingdom tour that that is why there are so many flagpoles on tops of buildings on Main Street, USA, that they are actually acting as lightning rods; and that there are many of them throughout the property disguised as normal parts of buildings or painted to match the terrain.

If you look up, you will see tons of lightning rods. They're everywhere. They do try!

But there is still a lot of lightning. The smart thing to do, when you see or hear lightning/thunder, is to take cover. It isn't the most common advice around here, but it is mine...and the safest advice.

 

[mrerk]

Well, they have to take the money in! I don't think I've been in a park when there was an outage.

I've had clerks in stores who could get into the register refuse to sell me things. They can't add tax and make change without the register giving them the amounts. I even tried to walk one through it once. It was like, "Multiply by what? Then adding?! Mercy, no! I cannot do that and I cannot trust you because you are trying to confuse me with all this talk of advanced mathematics!" (Not an actual quote, but may as well have been, lol.)

Reminds me of a visit to Uni many years ago. The registers went down. The restaurant manager comes over and tells the cashier to go get the "emergency kit". She goes out back and comes back with a metal box. She opens it up and inside is a pencil, a pad of paper and a calculator. True story.

 

[matt9112]

Central Florida - lightning capital of America. We come in second if you count the entire world.

If you hear thunder, go inside.

When I lived in Florida I used to run into the streets when there was lightening