Water levels raising read the sensor.
This was not unusual during a big storm like this one. What was unusual was that this was the fifth storm of the season. And being only a quarter of the way into it, it was already above record levels.
No matter. I’ve raised the alarm. Soon an operator will intervene and engage the draining mechanism.
Antena’s structural integrity compromised. Chimed another sensor.
Great, wind force has been growing from storm to storm. With not much realise in between to take appropriate remediation actions.
The last thing we want is being stuck here without being able to communicate with the operators. Which by the way, should already be here to deal with the water levels. I better send a higher priori alert to call their attention.
Water levels critical yelled the sensor.
If the operators don’t arrive soon we will loose the crops. This would not have been an issue if my working drones were still operational. But there is only so much weather damage that they were able to endure.
There is nothing more I can do without assistance. But where are they? It should not take them this long to arrive.
Water damage imminent screamed my internal sensors.
This is it. They are too late. Even if they were to arrive now my internal damage would be beyond repair. All of can do now is send a final alert. And include a damage report to help the restoration efforts.
Internal circuits compromised.
Emergency shutdown.