To ALL MY FELLOW NINJA'S AND MATES
THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU GUYS BUNKER DOWN AND STAY SAFE.
THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU GUYS BUNKER DOWN AND STAY SAFE.
Approaching storm in US
- Thread starter BURRAGUM
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update: DB is still without power and might be a few days! She has no cell reception either but went down a street and caught some or something and left me a small PM. So far she is safe tho.
Hospital evacuation. Explosions. A city plunged into Darkness.
Where's Batman when you need him?
Where's Batman when you need him?
Hope all you love are safe and well. Thoughts are with you ALL. I hope you are over the worst. Try and keep safe warm and dry XXX.
Well it was a non-event here in NB.... NY is crazy though! Many dead and 6 million people with no power.
Apparently 1 Canadian died in Toronto.. a Staples Business Depot sign fell on her! :eek:
Apparently 1 Canadian died in Toronto.. a Staples Business Depot sign fell on her! :eek:
It was pretty windy here in Staten Island NY (one of the 5 boroughs of NYC, for our out of towners) and there are a lot of downed trees but luckily all is safe here and we have power again.
All the best in your clean up and may the TOLL OF LIVE'S TAKEN COME TO A SERVERE HOLT.
I hope everyone is safe n' sound that is affected by this situation. I thought I would post this email I received but 5 minutes ago from a retailer that I buy a lot of stuff from online.... I dont live in NYC but Im sure this will help some people out in the NYC area.... great retailer helping the community out IMO.... click pic for larger (easier to read)...
It's a nightmare in New Jersey right now. Lots of people still without power and getting gas is a tough task. I know people who are being turned away for gas, and others who have to wait hours just to fill up! I work in Pennsylvania and people are actually asking me to be their gas courier but I can't find gas canisters to transport the gas in! Here are a few of my pictures by where I live of the aftermath of the storm:
My heart goes out to you All Affected members or not. One thing I always try to think when things get that bad that you don't know what to do next is This
Bad things HAVE to happen so that GOOD things can grow.
I hope this disaster will make your areas infrastructure stronger for the future.Keep as safe and well as you can in this hard time.
Bad things HAVE to happen so that GOOD things can grow.
I hope this disaster will make your areas infrastructure stronger for the future.Keep as safe and well as you can in this hard time.
Man, i really did speak too soon. My power went out a few minutes after this post. Still out now. They say i won't have power for another week! No internet, tv, heat either. We just drove down to Philly, PA to my in-laws. Only have cell for communications, so i apologize if i don't reply to anyone, GB payments are delayed, or ship stuff out late.
Gas is hard to get too, so my generator only runs a few hours a day to charge cells and keep a light on. Can't go far when back home due to gas shortage...barely to work and back.
Not much damage to house thankfully.
A huge branch did scare the crap out of us when it landed right behind us...took out phone line on the way down.
But i showed that branch who's boss
My neighbor's yard
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^^^Glad your Ok Compadre and hopefully you and other members effected by the storm get back on their feet quick.
Are things any better for you at all.
The news in the U.K is saying short on petrol and Snow on top of everything else.
Just to let you know that you are ALL being thought off and not forgotten.
The news in the U.K is saying short on petrol and Snow on top of everything else.
Just to let you know that you are ALL being thought off and not forgotten.
DB just got power back like 2-3 days ago folks ...
Thanks for thinking of us all. Millions were without power or heat within affected area, and 1000's of people have lost homes and their belongings. It's been a sad state of affairs especially along the shore line, but relief and recovery efforts are underway every day. My wife's family lost their little shore house, and had 5 ft of water in the house, and others had random boats parked in the street. Inland, the situation was 1000's of trees, powerlines and substations to fail and (in some cases, flood).
Our state (NJ) and many others have banded together to help each other out, but the damages are in the billions across New Jersey and New York, and other states, so it will take years to recover, ultimately. The second storm (Nor'easter with snow, was much smaller for most areas), but still set the power crews back some, as some poles and trees were already vulnerable and caused renewed power outages. An odd/even fill up for gas in cars had to be implemented (as in 70's) because lines were 4 hours long to get gas. Crews from other states are helping to repair power line and other damages, as well as provide a boost of fuel. The issue was that many gas stations had gas, but no electricity to pump. There is some talk that these types of storms will become more frequent, but time will tell. We'll get through it-your collective thoughts from around the world are much appreciated!
Our state (NJ) and many others have banded together to help each other out, but the damages are in the billions across New Jersey and New York, and other states, so it will take years to recover, ultimately. The second storm (Nor'easter with snow, was much smaller for most areas), but still set the power crews back some, as some poles and trees were already vulnerable and caused renewed power outages. An odd/even fill up for gas in cars had to be implemented (as in 70's) because lines were 4 hours long to get gas. Crews from other states are helping to repair power line and other damages, as well as provide a boost of fuel. The issue was that many gas stations had gas, but no electricity to pump. There is some talk that these types of storms will become more frequent, but time will tell. We'll get through it-your collective thoughts from around the world are much appreciated!
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