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Watch that high tide overnight.
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Jersey, NYC & Connecticut DUers please take precautions (Original Post)
malaise
Feb 2021
OP
Saturday one of our towns alreay had their high water rescue vehicles outside the fire house
Klaralven
Feb 2021
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Zoonart
(11,887 posts)1. Hunkered down, Mal.
60 miles N of NYC- Still have power...16" of snow and high winds kicking in right about now. Hope I keep power thru the night.
We have a small generator, so we will be okay. Worried for anyone who has not gotten inside for the night in NYC and surrounds.
malaise
(269,219 posts)2. Wish I could send you some jerk chicken and corn soup
Zoonart
(11,887 posts)5. Oh man...you did NOT just mention that!
It's the thought that counts.
unblock
(52,387 posts)3. Your concern for Connecticut duers is touching
Corrected
unblock
(52,387 posts)6. thanks i feel so much warmer now
oh dang, the roads are impassable so we're stuck at home all day.
it's almost like...
... every other day....
malaise
(269,219 posts)7. And you know I have both New York and Connecticut
family
NutmegYankee
(16,201 posts)8. Most of the state of CT is well above the tides.
Other than some low spots on the immediate shore line, most in the state are 10s to 100s of feet above sea level. Im at 546 feet right now.
malaise
(269,219 posts)9. Unb;ock may be in a vulnerable spot
Take care
CTyankee
(63,912 posts)11. Here in New Haven we are worried about the high winds knocking out our power.
NutmegYankee
(16,201 posts)12. It seems less than several other recent storms.
And at least here in the East the snow is dry and not sticking to anything. I think power outages are a low risk.
Klaralven
(7,510 posts)10. Saturday one of our towns alreay had their high water rescue vehicles outside the fire house
Just driving through. I don't think I want to live in a town with high water rescue vehicles.