East Coast NTers...First an Earthquake, now a Hurricane? Vol. Irene

Originally Posted by BostonThreeParty

never lost power, underground power lines FTW
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me too
my girl side of town they all out, my side we all good. watchin VMAs
 
Holy #**+! If you're watching the Saints/Raiders game, they just showed footage of Brattleboro, VT.....wow.....
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700,000 people w/o power in CT.
 
somehow, Vermont got the worst of it...or I should say, as far as expectations went.

it is no joke in the central part of the state up there.
 
Originally Posted by Mez 0ne

Originally Posted by sole vintage
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Pictures are nuts, just grateful I live more inland in Queens.
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truth...to the Queens natives like myself...this was the wackest hyped up hurricane ever.
I was just
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enjoying the view of the storm out of my window.
 
Originally Posted by Al3xis

somehow, Vermont got the worst of it...or I should say, as far as expectations went.

it is no joke in the central part of the state up there.
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this. they got it bad. my snowboarding heaven
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[h2]SERVICE PLAN FOR MONDAY, AUGUST 29[/h2]
In the aftermath of Hurricane Irene, the MTA will provide limited service on Monday, August 29. The MTA's regular fare and toll policy will resume on Monday at 5:00 a.m.
[h2]New York City Subway[/h2]
With limited exceptions, service will resume across the subway system at 6:00 a.m. Monday morning. Service will be less frequent than normal, and customers should expect longer waits and more crowded trains. Frequency of service will improve over the course of the day.
[h3]Exceptions:[/h3]
  • 3 trains will operate between 137th Street/City College and New Lots Avenue; Substitute bus service will be provided between Harlem 148th Street and 135th Street connecting with the 2 train.
  • C trains suspended; A trains will make all local stops from 207th St. to Lefferts Blvd.
    • No service in the Rockaways. (Rockaway Blvd. to Far Rockaway and Rockaway Park)
  • 6 trains runs local in the Bronx
  • 7 trains run local
  • S Franklin Avenue Shuttle (FAS) Suspended
  • N trains terminate at Kings Highway. Shuttle bus service between Kings Highway and Stillwell Terminal.
[h2]Staten Island Railway[/h2]
The Staten Island Railway will resume normal service at midnight tonight.
[h2]Buses[/h2]
Limited bus service was restored in all five boroughs of New York City earlier this evening. Service levels will continue to increase but may not reach normal levels tomorrow.
[h2]Long Island Rail Road[/h2]
The Long Island Rail Road is restoring near-normal service for Monday morning's rush hour on six of its branches, but customers are advised to expect some cancelations and some trains operating with fewer than normal complement of cars. The AM rush service is being restored to and from:
  • Babylon
  • Huntington
  • Ronkonkoma
  • Port Washington (half-hourly service west of Great Neck)
  • Hempstead
  • West Hempstead
Service remains suspended to and from:
  • Oyster Bay
  • Port Jefferson
  • Long Beach
  • Far Rockaway
  • Montauk
[h2]Metro-North Railroad[/h2]
Metro-North Railroad cannot operate regular service on any of its three lines, on Monday, August 29. There is still significant damage to many portions of the Metro-North system. Local streams and the Bronx River continue to overflow their banks and high winds continue to fell trees across the tracks.
[h2]Bridges and Tunnels[/h2]
All MTA Bridges and Tunnels are open
[h2]Access-a-Ride and Able Ride [/h2]
MTA paratransit services are expected to be operating normal service beginning at noon on Monday.


source: MTA.info

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it would have sucked to have Monday and Tuesday off from work and then not be able to chill with my girl in the city
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Originally Posted by I FR3SH I

I hate PSEG. Anyone call to report an outage? Automated POS says "power will be restored by Sunday September 4th at 8pm"
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Yup. I'm still sitting in darkness here while the other half of town and surrounding neighborhoods have all their lights on
 
My home town, Granville NY.

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Little League Fields...

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There should be a 20 foot gap between the water and this bridge... Looks to be about 7 or 8

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Well, I'm fortunate to say my house wasn't wrecked or flooded on. I had no power this morning but I do now. Only thing is I have no cable or wifi. I had to go to my cousins crib to watch true blood
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So yeah I can't even watch tv now
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Very glad this hurricane is done and over with, the thought of having your house completely destroyed is definitely stressful.   We actually lucked out and didn't get as much rain as we were told we would otherwise the pics you see would be twice as worse.  Some pics south Freeport LI
This was around the block at a friends house





National guard in front of my house





This was trying to get back to the house





a mile inland 



The storm leaving





Some buckwild dude a few blocks down 



This is actually a road (guy lombardo ave freeport)





two quick randoms
 
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