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Epic Storm:
Just want to say Godspeed, and send good wishes to all of my MLR friends on the US east coast. We’re expecting what some are calling “Frankenstorm,” an unprecedented convergence of three weather systems, the worst of which is Hurricane Sandy. It’s estimated the 50-60 million people will be affected, with massive power outages and flooding. We’re expecting 10 inches of rain, while higher elevations may get 50 inches of snow…that’s 1.27 meters to you metric folks. All in all a bumpy ride ahead. Take care and be safe.
Michael
Yes. Everyone stay dry and safe!
Stay safe all of you guys and gals in that area!
Hope your ok – take care
Stay safe over there guys and gals.
Thanks MichaelL, we’re 30 minutes West of Boston. Going to be a long night. Good luck to you also.
I hope all the fellow east coasters made it through Sandy safely! What a rough night.
We never lost power, how I really don’t know, but we did have a large tree fall on the road and another on the house. Luckily the damage looks pretty minor. It’s leaning on power so we need to wait for the electric company to take it down.
My area doesn’t look to bad compared to New Jersey and New York. I hope all are safe and sound this evening!!!
Wow, that’s a lot of damage.
By 9 am we had the police and the fire dept. at our place, we didn’t call, they showed up on their own. The fire dept. took care of calling Meted.
By 10 am the borough had the tree across the road cleared out of the way and by early afternoon PEMA was here. And my insurance company has been very responsive.
I gotta say for an area that doesn’t deal with this type of storm very much they were very much on their A game.
Wow, a tree on the house, that’s tough! Worst that happened here was power out for two hours and a fence section blown over. Clean up is done and back to work!
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