I hope any of our members, either hunters, guides or their familys being hit by this storm are somewhere warm and safe.

Watching the weather channel right now. Looks like a pretty wild storm. Hope all are safe.

Been through 7.9 shakers, floods at ice out that washes everything away, huge burns where I heard the trains & jets overhead, and minus 60 temps every January. I think most Alaskans see it as just weather. Anyway, it's been going from minus 20 to plus 10 last few days, not too bad.

I'm glad you said it first. I didn't want to sound. "INSENSITIVE ' . .
I'm just real thankful we don't get tornados. !!

Gumboot, You know how overblown things seem to be sometimes. I think so many people today expect everything to be perfect or just right and it it ain't, well somebody got take care of it for them. I think most rural Alaskans expect adversity, actually thrive on it.

One of our Indians bought a new snowmachine, rode 185 miles up the Taylor over last day or so. Saw a real nice grizz mile 60 of the Taylor. Bear was robbing bait from marten sets along the road.

Ya. I thot bad wx and Alaska were sinanims(sp). When I immigrated to Alaska there was none stop rugged weather ..All the news stuff about th weather. Now is just to push the wackos global warming agenda.. I guess all these earthquakes going on ar are caused.by cars, wood stoves,people breathing and cows farting. We are prolly are what causes solar flares. Well according to them anyway..

I went through the same kind of storm in 1974. NOAA reported 100 foot mountainous seas and I flew over the top of it in a C130 at 24,000 feet. We got the snot kicked out of us. As I recall the barometer dropped out of sight, about as low as ever recorded. I hope this one is less intense. Jim