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Posted by KJ on August 11, 2009, 11:31 am
DS will be driving I-90 from Ohio/PA to Albany later today/tomorrow. Are
there any problems along that route?
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> OK here on the Lake Erie side of the state we have some death and
> damage and have been declared an official disaster area due to
> flooding.
> I know there are a half dozen or so of us here, how about everybody
> check in please?
> Where I am the hospital emegency room flooded again, the river is
> running very high, and there has been wind damage in outlying areas.
> A couple of deaths at campgrounds in the north and east sections of
> the county where wind and water combined to take everyone by surprise.
> I live on a hillside, and the water went very fast, but shallowly no
> more than four or six inches deep, down the street. There are enough
> drains that while they were definitely flooded they kept things in
> check enough that nothing washed away.
> I understand that damage to the north of here is more severe.
> NightMist
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> Legolas is my house elf
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Posted by Dr. Zachary Smith on August 11, 2009, 11:40 am
Glubba-bubba-blub-blub.
http://www3.travelinfony.com/carsgoogle/
And.. Bubba-glubba-bububba glub:
http://www.google.com/search?q=3Dnys+thruway+conditions&rls=3Dcom.microsoft=
:en-us:IE-SearchBox&ie=3DUTF-8&oe=3DUTF-8&sourceid=3Die7&rlz=3D1I7DKUS_en
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> DS will be driving I-90 from Ohio/PA to Albany later today/tomorrow. =A0A=
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> there any problems along that route?
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> Kathyl (KJ)
> remove "nospam" before mchsihttp://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquil=
> > OK here on the Lake Erie side of the state we have some death and
> > damage and have been declared an official disaster area due to
> > flooding.
> > I know there are a half dozen or so of us here, how about everybody
> > check in please?
> > Where I am the hospital emegency room flooded again, the river is
> > running very high, and there has been wind damage in outlying areas.
> > A couple of deaths at campgrounds in the north and east sections of
> > the county where wind and water combined to take everyone by surprise.
> > I live on a hillside, and the water went very fast, but shallowly no
> > more than four or six inches deep, down the street. There are enough
> > drains that while they were definitely flooded they kept things in
> > check enough that nothing washed away.
> > I understand that damage to the north of here is more severe.
> > NightMist
> > --
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Posted by KJ on August 11, 2009, 2:20 pm
thanks....I didn't see anything that I need to call him about.
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Glubba-bubba-blub-blub.
http://www3.travelinfony.com/carsgoogle/
And.. Bubba-glubba-bububba glub:
http://www.google.com/search?q=nys+thruway+conditions&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-SearchBox&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&rlz=1I7DKUS_en
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> DS will be driving I-90 from Ohio/PA to Albany later today/tomorrow. Are
> there any problems along that route?
> --
> Kathyl (KJ)
> remove "nospam" before
> mchsihttp://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz"NightMist"
> > OK here on the Lake Erie side of the state we have some death and
> > damage and have been declared an official disaster area due to
> > flooding.
> > I know there are a half dozen or so of us here, how about everybody
> > check in please?
> > Where I am the hospital emegency room flooded again, the river is
> > running very high, and there has been wind damage in outlying areas.
> > A couple of deaths at campgrounds in the north and east sections of
> > the county where wind and water combined to take everyone by surprise.
> > I live on a hillside, and the water went very fast, but shallowly no
> > more than four or six inches deep, down the street. There are enough
> > drains that while they were definitely flooded they kept things in
> > check enough that nothing washed away.
> > I understand that damage to the north of here is more severe.
> > NightMist
> > --
> > Legolas is my house elf- Hide quoted text -
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Posted by NightMist on August 11, 2009, 2:16 pm
Nothing in the local news.
No mentions of troubles beyond standard maintenance on the thruway
authority site either.
The few times I have had to go to Albany, I usually take 86 to 88.
Makes more sense if you are near the PA border to start with.
NightMist
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>DS will be driving I-90 from Ohio/PA to Albany later today/tomorrow. Are
>there any problems along that route?
>--
>Kathyl (KJ)
>remove "nospam" before mchsi
>http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz
>> OK here on the Lake Erie side of the state we have some death and
>> damage and have been declared an official disaster area due to
>> flooding.
>> I know there are a half dozen or so of us here, how about everybody
>> check in please?
>> Where I am the hospital emegency room flooded again, the river is
>> running very high, and there has been wind damage in outlying areas.
>> A couple of deaths at campgrounds in the north and east sections of
>> the county where wind and water combined to take everyone by surprise.
>> I live on a hillside, and the water went very fast, but shallowly no
>> more than four or six inches deep, down the street. There are enough
>> drains that while they were definitely flooded they kept things in
>> check enough that nothing washed away.
>> I understand that damage to the north of here is more severe.
>> NightMist
>> --
>> Legolas is my house elf
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Posted by KJ on August 11, 2009, 2:27 pm
hummmmm I"m not sure why the I-90 route has been our choice. I see your
route would not go as north.
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> Nothing in the local news.
> No mentions of troubles beyond standard maintenance on the thruway
> authority site either.
> The few times I have had to go to Albany, I usually take 86 to 88.
> Makes more sense if you are near the PA border to start with.
> NightMist
>>DS will be driving I-90 from Ohio/PA to Albany later today/tomorrow. Are
>>there any problems along that route?
>>--
>>Kathyl (KJ)
>>remove "nospam" before mchsi
>>http://community.webshots.com/user/kathylquiltz
>>> OK here on the Lake Erie side of the state we have some death and
>>> damage and have been declared an official disaster area due to
>>> flooding.
>>> I know there are a half dozen or so of us here, how about everybody
>>> check in please?
>>> Where I am the hospital emegency room flooded again, the river is
>>> running very high, and there has been wind damage in outlying areas.
>>> A couple of deaths at campgrounds in the north and east sections of
>>> the county where wind and water combined to take everyone by surprise.
>>> I live on a hillside, and the water went very fast, but shallowly no
>>> more than four or six inches deep, down the street. There are enough
>>> drains that while they were definitely flooded they kept things in
>>> check enough that nothing washed away.
>>> I understand that damage to the north of here is more severe.
>>> NightMist
>>> --
>>> Legolas is my house elf
> --
> Legolas is my house elf
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> damage and have been declared an official disaster area due to
> flooding.
> I know there are a half dozen or so of us here, how about everybody
> check in please?
> Where I am the hospital emegency room flooded again, the river is
> running very high, and there has been wind damage in outlying areas.
> A couple of deaths at campgrounds in the north and east sections of
> the county where wind and water combined to take everyone by surprise.
> I live on a hillside, and the water went very fast, but shallowly no
> more than four or six inches deep, down the street. There are enough
> drains that while they were definitely flooded they kept things in
> check enough that nothing washed away.
> I understand that damage to the north of here is more severe.
> NightMist
> --
> Legolas is my house elf