Tuesday night91裸聊视频檚 windstorm literally hit home for Salmon Arm firefighter Mike Bailey.

Bailey, the fire departments fire training officer, and other firefighters were working around the clock that night, responding to numerous reports of trees falling on power lines and other storm-related calls.

At around quarter to midnight, Bailey said he received a call from his wife, who told him a tree had fallen on his home. He returned home to find his family safe and uninjured.

The following morning, after a sleepless night, Bailey found not just one, but a cluster of three large trees on his roof. They91裸聊视频檇 been uprooted in the storm from the adjacent Little Mountain Park trail. Another tree from the park came down on top of his boat and trailer parked on the side of his house, as well as a pickup truck belonging to his neighbour.

Bailey said the trees came down during a second windstorm that occurred late Tuesday night.

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Despite the grey clouds looming overhead and the potential for additional rain, Bailey could reflect on his family being safe and his home and possessions insured.

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