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    3. What do you worry about in your area? Hurricane, Cyclone, Earthquake, Tidal Wave, Fire, Sunami, Nuclear Meltdown, Town bankruptsy, Drought, Increasing heat, Increasing cold?
    What do you worry about in your area? Hurricane, Cyclone, Earthquake, Tidal Wave, Fire, Sunami, Nuclear Meltdown, Town bankruptsy, Drought, Increasing heat, Increasing cold?

    In our area I worry about drought and increasing heat ...Central California 

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    0  Views: 435 Answers: 3 Posted: 10 years ago
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      Just Nor'easters. They can be nasty and knock out power for a week or more. We may be getting one for Thanksgiving.

      10 years ago. Rating: 6
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        itsmee

        Oh, I hope not ... You have a generator now? That was awful last year.
        commented 10 years ago
        Colleen

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        Yes, I have a generator now. Large enough to run the furnace, fridge, stove and electricity for lights in 2 other rooms. Good to go :)
        commented 10 years ago
        itsmee

        That's good good news!
        commented 10 years ago

        My concern is fire. Australia is known for being hot therefore bush fires are most prevalent.

        10 years ago. Rating: 6
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          itsmee

          Scary pythonlover...
          commented 10 years ago

          I'm in New York. i wouldn't say "worry", but a slight concern about snow, to the point where it makes driving hazardous , is an inconvenience and requires shoveling. It's snowing right tnow and sticking to surfaces. Also, my friend is getting married in NY on Dec. 30th. I hope it doesn't snow..

          10 years ago. Rating: 3
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            itsmee

            I haven't been in the snow in a long long time. I'd like to look out the window and see it. I went skiing with some friends and there were Raccoons outside their cabin. The raccoons were about the size of Saint Bernards. (Heavy coat made them appear bigger, maybe)
            commented 10 years ago


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