Today marks 2 years since Hurricane Sally ravaged the Gulf Coast.
It might have been a slow storm at only 2 miles an hour... but it left a last impact. Baldwin County residents say although the hurricane was two years ago... they’ll never forget it.One person said they just finished redoing their roof two months ago.“There is no one in Baldwin County that does not remember Sally and what it brought... and still some of the impacts that we have had here from Sally and felt here today,” said Executive Director Zach Hood of the Baldwin County Emergency Agency....
COVID added an extra obstacle. Servos said that wanting to help people- while maintaining healthy and safety- was difficult. “Every storm has an impact, and Hurricane Sally is going to be remembered for being the second disaster on top of COVID,” added Servos.“There’s a field behind our backyard that had about a 70-foot pine tree in it that landed in our yard, taking out two of our trees along with it. We had another tree that beat pretty bad on our roof all night long... we had to replace the roof.
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