It was a non event in Albany, NY. Though they did let us out of work early and I used the time to finish my Stove install.
Same out at my place. Had ONE flicker of the lights at maybe 7:45 & nothing after that. Could been worse.
It was a non event in Albany, NY. Though they did let us out of work early and I used the time to finish my Stove install.
Out here in Windham, CT, the power went off about 15 times for literally just 3-5 seconds each time. Just enough for the satellite TV to reset itself, which takes a full 5 minutes each time! We were extremely lucky, and thankful we came out unscathed. Good luck to everyone who weren't as lucky, hope things get back to normal quickly.
Yes, they're okay. Said it was pretty much a non-event for them.People were posting links to outage maps earlier - this is my favorite since it rolls everything into one interface:
http://google.org/crisismap/2012-sandy
That's probably 45 minutes from me. I'd guess they're ok? It hasn't amounted to much here, rain on and off and moderately strong winds. It is supposed to come right through this area late tonight and tomorrow morning but they're saying it'll be pretty dead by then, winds only up into the 20's.
Going on 50 hours without power...485 miles away from the storm. Genny going nonstop. Only used 12 gallons so far.
Anybody talked to Jay? Conn got hit pretty hard?
Been over 24hrs since he has logged on. . . .
Hoping everyone made it o.k.... Watching the special on the storm and seeing clips from the East Coast
Anybody talked to Jay? Conn got hit pretty hard?
Been over 24hrs since he has logged on. . . .
Hoping everyone made it o.k.... Watching the special on the storm and seeing clips from the East Coast
that crazy bastard is probly on the lake fishing.
seriously hope everyones ok.
yeah...sorry, all told we were out for 41 hours, came on this morning at 430...just me being ancy...it felt like 50 hours. Not too bad, only missed 60 or so calls coming in, customer support only up to 134 work ticketsgoing to be a very long day in the officeErr didn't you post to this thread yesterday a bit after 8:00 PM that your power went out at 5:15 yesterday evening?
Me thinks your math is a bit otl or you've been up too long.
yeah...sorry, all told we were out for 41 hours, came on this morning at 430...just me being ancy...it felt like 50 hours. Not too bad, only missed 60 or so calls coming in, customer support only up to 134 work ticketsgoing to be a very long day in the office
You have done right. But you don't have to go far down the road to find those that have not. On that same note, there wasn't a bottled gallon of water on any shelves Monday morning. We fill trash cans and bulk water containers. Dump them out once the storm passes. I position one trash can where the gutter can drain into it. Use this for flushing. But you are right that is the way we stay prepared all year.Well considering where I'm from, we never really unbatten the hatches or put away any of the outside equipment such that we can't get to it quickly. My snowblower has already been set outside, checked over, had its gas tank filled and an oil change, the leaf blower is a year round tool, shovels are always by the garage door, the generator is always ready to go and just needs to be rolled out of the garage, started, and the house plugged into it. Got a larder full of stuff to eat (second nature to a bear ) and enough bottled water to get through at least 3 days. Once the generator is running and the house is warm and the fridge and freezer cold I can throw a couple of breakers and draw some well water. No big deal.
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