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Was that Tolland last week?
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It’s just a lot of work in winter. In summer, nothing to worry about except food. I’ll give you that. But as far as risk mitigation, it’s much easier in summer.
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?? No power in Winter is scary. The only good thing is that food won’t go bad as quick. But you risk frozen pipes and water damage.
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Furnace Fall. Probably 87/69 Colombus Day. Change in the air.
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We 90s.
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They did way better Eversource. UI had more crews on standby. Eversource just said they were not prepared. I saw a comparison for New Haven County between UI and Eversource. Wasn’t even close.
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My Davis had a 13 and change /hr rate last year briefly. It was a legit white out mini microburst. I can’t imagine that for a half hour.
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I know Luke is doing the running man regardless of power situation.
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Just blast this. In fact everyone who gets their power back...blast this, do the running man in your front yard. Just go wild.
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I don’t know. Sounds mystical.
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Wild and lots of heaters.
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Ours was mainly SE. really just before and during squall. Some areas not touched, others multiple trees/limbs down.
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Mild down still with 80s and dews. Get used to that ridge. Will be with us through winter.
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Heat is on starting tomorrow. COC goes limp.
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Basically not prepared and also statewide. Not a good combo. But when looking at the outage maps. Adjacent MA and RI counties looked much better. The wind just didn’t stop there either.
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Trolling Kevin with videos of my Food in the refrigerator this morning.
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Startling comparisons between Eversource in New Haven County vs the other utility.
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Everunsourced?
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That was yesterday kev. Nothing new?
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Eastern PA floating away And we can’t buy a drop.
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2 kids and getting older. It happens.
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When we had ice and permafrost.
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I remember when we used to get fronts in the summer. Those were good times.
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Yeah absolutely a disappointment. I remember watching the eye creep up the 70 degree longitude line and hoping to not curve. Our best winds came the next day as it left, but man was hoping for more.
