We had some good winds and of course tons of rains last night, but our lights only flickered. The advantages to living 1 mile from a substation :)
The roads were empty, but completely safe here in the DC area. Sounds like NYC has much bigger problems than us. Then again, I haven't gone to downtown DC yet, haha. ---- Julian On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 9:45 AM, Tim Lider <[email protected]> wrote: > My thoughts are out to those out on the east coast. It may not be a > powerful hurricane, but it is a massive one. > > Stay Safe, > > Tim Lider > Sr. Data Recovery Specialist > Advanced Data Solutions, LLC > http://www.adv-data.com > >> This is my 2nd day off from work, the highways in CT are still closed. >> There's been some damage in the state, and, true to their cheap >> management, there are over 400,000 CL&P customers without power. This >> time it's not me. We lost power about 8:30 last night, it came back on >> at 5 am. Not a lot of rain inland at Meriden, but the shoreline has >> lots of flooding. The only thing worse than Sandy, at this point, is >> the flood of political ads of Chris Murphy versus Linda McMahon. >
