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Uploaded by: ProfW — Thursday September 8, 2011 — Jonestown, PA (Current Weather Conditions)

Took I-81 S from Scranton, PA yesterday, trying to head to Lancaster and York. My Nagigator told me to hop onto Rt 72 at Lickdale Road. Turns out it was a bad idea. My heart goes out to all the Mid-Atlantic/New England folk who have suffered a 1-2 punch from Irene and Lee.

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1. PatienceMelissa 7:03 AM GMT on September 10, 2011    
Wow! That looks like here in NJ but last week after Hurricane Irene. Sure hope you didn't try to go through it! It's a shame how much damage there was due to flooding and downed trees and power lines. Prayers to all who were affected by these storms and the aftermath....
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2. ProfW 1:49 PM GMT on September 10, 2011    
Thanks for your comment Melissa! No...I turned about face pretty quickly. The water appeared to be 3-4' deep. I was returning from a trip to Maine and had traveled through PA, NJ, NY, CT, and NH on 9/3 and 9/4. I was lucky enough to find a hotel room in Danbury, CT on Saturday night after looking for 4 hours. FEMA and the poor utility crews had swallowed nearly all rooms in the area. I agree...what the area did not need was more grief!
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3. Proserpina 2:08 PM GMT on September 10, 2011    
Oh dear!
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4. Carlpage 7:58 PM GMT on September 10, 2011    
Nice to see that Climate Change has already had an impact on Exxon.

Oh no, not another disaster on the road to Scranton, Pennsylvania!
http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=4346
Where is Harry Chapin when we need him.
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