Rain again, again.
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From: Myrtle Beach, SC
Originally posted by tomcatt
What seems to be happening is a cycle where moisture brought in off the lake via NE breezes creates local disturbances, similar to what happens in the winter. I guess this is a local thing, and prolly won't affect your area.
What a wierd summer...
What seems to be happening is a cycle where moisture brought in off the lake via NE breezes creates local disturbances, similar to what happens in the winter. I guess this is a local thing, and prolly won't affect your area.
What a wierd summer...
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From: Orange County, CA
Originally posted by Lajster
Most fun I've had away from home in a long time!
Looks like a cool place, is it in San Lucas?
Most fun I've had away from home in a long time!Looks like a cool place, is it in San Lucas?
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From: Randolph, NJ
Thursday afternoon, 6:25 P.M. 77*f and sunny
There is a power failure here on the east coast. Most of the areas from Canada to Maryland have no power. We have power but we felt the surge when the power went out (here at home and in the office). So far the blame is being put on the Niagra Mohawk power grid.
So far they think the problem was mechanical. Terrorism is not suspected at this time.
I'm shutting down for a few hours. They expect a huge power surge when the power comes back.
There is a power failure here on the east coast. Most of the areas from Canada to Maryland have no power. We have power but we felt the surge when the power went out (here at home and in the office). So far the blame is being put on the Niagra Mohawk power grid.
So far they think the problem was mechanical. Terrorism is not suspected at this time.
I'm shutting down for a few hours. They expect a huge power surge when the power comes back.
