I am surprised that there is no thread about this yet. I don't think it needs a big introduction post. If you still haven't heard, visit any major news site.

How are you US TLer's doing? Is it as bad as they said it would be?

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Deleted User 135096

3624 Posts

October 29 2012 22:20 GMT

LuckyFools Frankenstorm blog: http://www.teamliquid.net/blogs/viewblog.php?topic_id=378741. That might be why.

pebble444

Italy2500 Posts

October 29 2012 22:21 GMT

If you gonna make a thread like this please be kind enough to link some proof in the OP.

Duval

Belgium144 Posts

October 29 2012 22:26 GMT

To be honest, I only vaguely read the name because the LOTRO servers were down lolol

kollin

United Kingdom8380 Posts

October 29 2012 22:26 GMT

Nvm I'm dumb ^^

Probe1

United States17920 Posts

October 29 2012 22:27 GMT

The joke
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Your head.

cscarfo1

United States307 Posts

October 29 2012 22:28 GMT

I live near the Jersey Coast. The whole coast is flooded and pretty much destroyed. It's really sad to see. But my house isn't our of electricity (hopefully it doesn't). GL and be safe all other TLer's going through the storm

Hokay

United States738 Posts

October 29 2012 22:28 GMT

What are some good internet stream coverages? I have no t.v -.-

ChiknAdobo

United States208 Posts

October 29 2012 22:28 GMT

I'm in Richmond, VA and supposedly it was supposed to be really bad. They cancelled schools and stuff but its just been rainy and a little windy. I've heard near the coast like VA Beach it is pretty bad.

TBone-

United States2309 Posts

October 29 2012 22:29 GMT

#10

32,000 people in Maine without power, and the storm is barely here t.t.

Zealotdriver

United States1557 Posts

October 29 2012 22:30 GMT

#11

GLHF East Coasters. I hope you stocked up on booze, generator fuel, and plywood.

grobo

Japan6199 Posts

October 29 2012 22:31 GMT

#12

Size comparison of Irene vs Sandy, pretty nuts.
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jdseemoreglass

United States3773 Posts

October 29 2012 22:33 GMT

#13

^ I think it's scarier watching all that land in the background turn brown.

DarkPlasmaBall

United States45213 Posts

October 29 2012 22:34 GMT

#14

South Jersey got hit hard but I'm in central/ north Jersey and nothing's really happened here yet. Power flickered a little because of the wind... just enough for me to lose a few games of SC2. That's about it here.

Fenrax

United States5018 Posts

October 29 2012 22:37 GMT

#15

On October 30 2012 07:33 jdseemoreglass wrote:
^ I think it's scarier watching all that land in the background turn brown.

Irene was August, this is end October. That could be the reason, autumn vs. summer.

ClairvoyanceSC2

United States758 Posts

October 29 2012 22:39 GMT

#16

I'm in northeast part of New Jersey and it's starting to really kick in. Lights flickering, and the house is actually moving a little. And the sound effects of all the trees is a bit frightening.

BlackGosu

Canada1046 Posts

October 29 2012 22:40 GMT

#17

i have played 2 dota2 games today and both lasted 5 min due to DCs. they mustve been hit by hurricane

AirbladeOrange

United States2573 Posts

October 29 2012 22:40 GMT

#18

I'm in central New York and there ain't nothin going on here yet.

Praetorial

United States4241 Posts

October 29 2012 22:41 GMT

#19

I have an LR blog here:

http://www.teamliquid.net/blogs/viewblog.php?topic_id=378790

Has tons of pics

Zooper31

United States5711 Posts

October 29 2012 22:43 GMT

#20

This thing is barely a Cat 1. Not sure what everyone is freaking out about. Shit I lived in Florida and a Cat 3 barely made us change our plans or stock up on supplies.

It's a glorified lightning/thunder storm.