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O well at least I'm at the highest part of the city of live in so hoping all goes well Frankenstorm Approaches - Page 2
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Skyling
United States76 Posts
O well at least I'm at the highest part of the city of live in so hoping all goes well | ||
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Zaranth
United States345 Posts
Schools are closed all over in MA, we're getting some pretty strong wind gusts and I think they expect to lose power everywhere - trees still have their leaves, so they're more likely to lose limbs with this wind, thus knocking over power lines and creating general disasters. My in-laws are in town, they were planning on leaving today but all flights are cancelled today and tomorrow because of the wind. Hope that all TL folks stay safe! Here's to us all being able to get to MLG. :-) | ||
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r00ty
Germany1056 Posts
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MattBarry
United States4006 Posts
On October 29 2012 21:29 Zaranth wrote: It's going to be bad because of the GIANT storm surge and the millions of people that live in the way of it ... all the way from Boston down to DC is one giant city. This storm is literally 1000 miles of wind pushing the water in front if it onto land. Plus it's the full moon. Schools are closed all over in MA, we're getting some pretty strong wind gusts and I think they expect to lose power everywhere - trees still have their leaves, so they're more likely to lose limbs with this wind, thus knocking over power lines and creating general disasters. My in-laws are in town, they were planning on leaving today but all flights are cancelled today and tomorrow because of the wind. Hope that all TL folks stay safe! Here's to us all being able to get to MLG. :-) Maybe it's because I'm a Louisiana resident, but I don't find that to be a very big storm surge. Best of luck to my East Coast fellow Americans, hurricanes suck especially since you guys probably don't have hurricane plans. If its really bad prepare for long power outages and generator shortages. Might be good to pick one up now. | ||
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ghost_403
United States1825 Posts
But seriously, this storm is looking like something else. I'm actually really glad my family doesn't live in MA any more. I'll be praying for you guys, the next few days are going to suck. pre-edit: And now I've actually read your blog. Nice article! I hadn't really taken the time to read too much about the storm, sounds like this is really going to be one for the record books. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44391 Posts
On October 29 2012 18:18 EvilTeletubby wrote: ![[image loading]](http://imageshack.us/scaled/landing/441/fmlq.png) ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/83uKV.png) New Jersey is in its usual state of emergency, and nearly every school in the surrounding area has closed today (Monday) and Tuesday. | ||
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Azera
3800 Posts
I told her to stock up on non-perishable foods and candles, and to store them in her bathtub because I think there will be any water supply. Are there any last minute tips you guys have for her? I can facebook them to her. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44391 Posts
On October 29 2012 21:56 Azera wrote: I have a teacher who just moved to Washington this year. I hope she's safe. God bless her soul, she hasn't had any encounters with any sort of natural disasters her entire life. I told her to stock up on non-perishable foods and candles, and to store them in her bathtub because I think there will be any water supply. Are there any last minute tips you guys have for her? I can facebook them to her. You're referring to D.C. and not Washington state, right? I think most of the stuff is common sense. Charge all your electronics, bring in the dog, etc. | ||
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Azera
3800 Posts
On October 29 2012 22:04 DarkPlasmaBall wrote: You're referring to D.C. and not Washington state, right? I think most of the stuff is common sense. Charge all your electronics, bring in the dog, etc. Yeah sorry. District of Colombia. Thanks btw | ||
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LuckyFool
United States9015 Posts
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DreamChaser
1649 Posts
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44391 Posts
On October 29 2012 22:29 DreamChaser wrote: So, i live on long island. If my calculations are correct i should be able to fly today (i weigh 150 lbs). Yes i will document it and send it to you all. Vlog time! | ||
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SupplyBlockedTV
Belgium313 Posts
j/k. Gl over there. Hope its just all overhyped. | ||
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Zaranth
United States345 Posts
damn. Good luck with those tides, everyone down south! :-( | ||
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Derrida
2885 Posts
On October 29 2012 18:25 Shady Sands wrote: FYI that movie gave me a huge crush on Emmy Rossum which has not abated to this day What can I say, sepsis is sexy as hell I hope you're watching Shameless!  Lotta good scenes in there. | ||
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DueleR
United States207 Posts
Rain didn't start til late last night, and the rain itself isn't that bad yet. But my window looks out over the Hudson, and it definitely looks like the winds are pretty strong. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States44391 Posts
On October 29 2012 23:06 DueleR wrote: lol, I live in low lying area of NYC (Battery Park, right next to the Hudson river) in a mandatory evacuation zone. Was too lazy to leave though, and I wanted to enjoy my day off from work by staying in my apartment. Hoping it's not going to be too bad! Rain didn't start til late last night, and the rain itself isn't that bad yet. But my window looks out over the Hudson, and it definitely looks like the winds are pretty strong. Question... and this may be a dumb one, so I apologize... but doesn't a "mandatory" evacuation zone imply that you're forced to go somewhere else? Can you get in trouble with the law if you don't? | ||
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docvoc
United States5491 Posts
On October 29 2012 21:56 Azera wrote: I have a teacher who just moved to Washington this year. I hope she's safe. God bless her soul, she hasn't had any encounters with any sort of natural disasters her entire life. I told her to stock up on non-perishable foods and candles, and to store them in her bathtub because I think there will be any water supply. Are there any last minute tips you guys have for her? I can facebook them to her. AZERA YOU ARE BACK! I thought you asked for a perm, and i was sad to see another blogger go. On topic, i think the storm is over hyped. I know it looks terrible and tbh it really is, BUT at the same time if everyone over prepares I think we the storm will pass with minimal damage. | ||
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don_kyuhote
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DueleR
United States207 Posts
On October 29 2012 23:09 DarkPlasmaBall wrote: Question... and this may be a dumb one, so I apologize... but doesn't a "mandatory" evacuation zone imply that you're forced to go somewhere else? Can you get in trouble with the law if you don't? You're supposed to, but there's no way they have the time or resources to round up all ~375,000 who live in the evacuation zones. I would say about 1/3 of my building stayed behind. You really just can't be seen out in the street - there are NYPD trucks riding around with megaphones telling people to get out of the area, but you don't get in legal trouble for staying. | ||
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