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    #1

    Dang ice storm

    Well the trees are crying uncle and limbs are breaking
    Some on the house, some across the roads

    Anyone else?

    Praying the wind doesn’t blow
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    #2
    Sorry!

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      #3
      I have several large oaks and the sagging pretty bad and several large branches have broke...

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        #4
        So far in Alvord (N Texas) there's no accumulation on trees or power lines. I'm praying it stays that way thru the night.
        Praying things get better, not worse, for your area.

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          Wimberley



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            #6
            Tons of big old oak trees breaking in Round Rock. Every time I go outside I hear the cracks and pops all around the neighborhood.

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              #7
              I got a bunch down. Some pretty good sized limbs. I will be cleaning up all weekend.

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                #8
                We’ve been listening to limbs and trees coming down all around us since last night. It sounds like an intermittent war zone. No large trees down in our yard (yet), just a lot of limbs. No damage to roof tops here or at our neighbors…again, yet.

                For those of you who have been putting off shoring up your heritage trees with cables, the last picture is a perfect illustration of the benefits of doing so. Heritage Live Oak trees on both sides of this house in our neighborhood. The tree on the right is supported by extensive cabling that is reviewed and adjusted annually. The tree on the left has no cabling at all. Probably the only reason the limbs have not come down is that they are being supported by the roof.
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by ThisLadyHunts View Post
                  We’ve been listening to limbs and trees coming down all around us since last night. It sounds like an intermittent war zone. No large trees down in our yard (yet), just a lot of limbs. No damage to roof tops here or at our neighbors…again, yet.

                  For those of you who have been putting off shoring up your heritage trees with cables, the last picture is a perfect illustration of the benefits of doing so. Heritage Live Oak trees on both sides of this house in our neighborhood. The tree on the right is supported by extensive cabling that is reviewed and adjusted annually. The tree on the left has no cabling at all. Probably the only reason the limbs have not come down is that they are being supported by the roof.
                  Our heritage oaks are resting on the roof also
                  It’s these monstrous pecan trees that are worrying us
                  They’re super weak from this 18 months of drought

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                    #10
                    Praying our ornamental pear can make it through. Last 2 wind storms had some pretty big limbs snap and one took out the girls fort

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                      #11
                      Arborists are going to make a killing.
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                        #12
                        Originally posted by S-3 Ranch View Post
                        Our heritage oaks are resting on the roof also
                        It’s these monstrous pecan trees that are worrying us
                        They’re super weak from this 18 months of drought

                        I don’t have but a few pecans which, so far, seem to be doing fine. I do, however, have a bunch of trash trees—hackberry and chinaberry trees—that are coming down right and left.

                        Just heard one crash down on my roof…a limb from an oak tree. While it’s just a limb, it sounded like the whole tree was falling!

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by ThisLadyHunts View Post
                          I don’t have but a few pecans which, so far, seem to be doing fine. I do, however, have a bunch of trash trees—hackberry and chinaberry trees—that are coming down right and left.

                          Just heard one crash down on my roof…a limb from an oak tree. While it’s just a limb, it sounded like the whole tree was falling!
                          Good luck to yall. Sounds like you need to be vacuuming

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Snowflake Killa View Post
                            Good luck to yall. Sounds like you need to be vacuuming

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                            We might need to borrow your wife’s new “stick” vac.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by ThisLadyHunts View Post
                              We might need to borrow your wife’s new “stick” vac.
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