I'm OK. Weakened to a TS before hitting us. Lots of rain and flooding, unfortunately.

[BumRushDaShow]

48. Glad you rode it out okay!

Fortunately Delta came in as a Cat 2 vs Laura's Cat 4, so the in relative terms, the winds weren't as tornadic-like as seen from Laura, although some of the chasers I was watching speculate there may have been some tornados or funnels that briefly ripped through some areas (there was quite a bit of roof sheet metal stripped from the mobile homes and other buildings in the Lake Charles area). Because the NWS Lake Charles Doppler Radar was destroyed by Laura, there was a "radar hole", and that radar might have been able to confirm "radar-indicated" tornadoes if it had been operational and if there had been any.

The other fortunate thing was that Delta was not meandering/drifting along, cutoff from some steering mechanism, like Laura or Sally (it was moving at a moderate clip and is currently moving at about 16 mph), so that somewhat mitigates the potential for the type of extreme/excessive rainfall that the earlier storms produced. However Delta did produce upwards of (and possibly beyond) 9 ft surge to the east of the eye, notably in Vermilion County (Freshwater City).

It still breaks my heart that as people were still trying to clean up from Laura just 6 weeks ago, in comes a new storm right near where Laura blew through. In many cases, they were set back to square one and in others, Delta probably "completed the destruction job".

We'll be getting some rain from Delta's remnants up here in Philly sometime Sunday night, through Monday, and into Tuesday morning.