WION
Southern Mexico started the cleanup process Thursday in the aftermath of Hurricane Erick, which slammed into its Pacific coast as a powerful Category 3 storm but weakened as it moved inland.
In the tourist town of Puerto Escondido in Oaxaca state, residents and emergency personnel worked to drain flooded streets and clear debris left behind as the storm knocked over trees and street signs and buried boats under sand on the beach.
Much of the town of about 30,000 people was left without electricity or cellphone coverage.
The water “had never hit with this magnitude” in Puerto Escondido, 44-year-old merchant Luis Alberto Gil, whose shop was among those flooded, told AFP. more
Mexico has electricity?
^^^Mexico HAD electricity
Quick!
Send them some messicans!
2025.7.4.OIC.subU.2 – SCHED super001 :
cont. . . PAGE 02
In case of loss of power, each blinky pole light MAY at the owners discretion have either a suitable sized battery backup for continuous, uninterupptable power supply of sufficient voltage and amperage to power the one cycle per second strobe flash light needed atop the flagged poles, OR, one twelve cylinder two or four stroke low, medium or high octane driven emergency, OR NOT, uninterruptanle power supplying monster truck capable, OR NOT, portable power car, truck or both. as per NEW RULES of President Donald J. Trump.
2025-06-20 and Beyond rev0.8.33OHM
Over in Dallas Texas it is going to be hot hot hot too.
Cheerleader Ladies got a 400 percent raise.
Men not only should not, but better not, apply.
EAT MORE BEEF
30,000….? An average storm does that to Austin…