Visiting Preacher: Come Back And Tell God – Enough With The Signs Already!
Sister Bubbles sent me this email:
I don't know what is going on in the Findlay-Bowling Green area besides that big lightning strike, but they have had some really awful weather since God "signed". Parts of rt.65 had to be closed, the BG airport got hit, and Findlay is without power off & on. It all started with someone asking for a sign from God.
Curious, I checked out the Findlay Courier, which reported the original story of the miraculous bolt…
Outages linger, high river water closes some roads
By JOHN GRABER STAFF WRITER
Joan McAdoo spent Wednesday afternoon clearing out her refrigerator. Much of the food inside spoiled because her electricity went out around 4 a.m. Tuesday and wasn't restored until around 11:30 a.m. Wednesday.
"I could've taken things across the street because across the street had power, but I didn't think it would take that long," said McAdoo, a Findlay resident. "How long does it take to restore power? I didn't think it would take 31 hours."
She wasn't alone in her problem.
Findlay still had about 150 American Electric Power (AEP) customers without power at 3 p.m. Wednesday. Shelly DiMattio, an AEP spokeswoman, said late Wednesday that she could not update that outage number until this morning.
But the number of local AEP customers without power had dropped since Tuesday evening, when about 900 Findlay homes were without electricity after fierce thunderstorms hit the area Monday and Tuesday, downing trees and power poles.
AEP has bigger trouble in the Tiffin area, where some 1,500 customers may continue to go without electricity into Friday afternoon, DiMattio said.
The power company is in better shape in the Upper Sandusky area, where up to 180 AEP customers lost power, but were back on line Tuesday afternoon.
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