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UPDATE 18 (08/28/11, 01:24): Connecticut Light & Power (CL&P), would like to remind everyone that they should be wary of downed wires. People should always stay at least 10 feet away and should always presume them to be live and dangerous. CL&P has 800 technicians to work on the lines once the storm has cleared. Furthermore:
NOAA/Wunderground seem to agree.
UPDATE 19 (08/28/11, 01:55): Just a reminder that my personal Twitter page is being constantly updated with new information about the storm. I will only update the blog when it's major news, but my Twitter page has all of the breaking information. Follow it now!
UPDATE 20 (08/28/11, 21:05): I lost internet today, but I've been constantly updating my Twitter page. Seems as if the storm is over, but the flooding is persisting.
UPDATE 18 (08/28/11, 01:24): Connecticut Light & Power (CL&P), would like to remind everyone that they should be wary of downed wires. People should always stay at least 10 feet away and should always presume them to be live and dangerous. CL&P has 800 technicians to work on the lines once the storm has cleared. Furthermore:
To report outages or check the status of an outage visit cl-p.com or call 800-286-2000. Our automated phone and on-line systems rapidly process your report and help us speed restoration efforts. They also provide restoration estimates as soon as they’re available.Using computer models, The Huffington Post has put together a really interesting map. Here's what it predicts:
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UPDATE 19 (08/28/11, 01:55): Just a reminder that my personal Twitter page is being constantly updated with new information about the storm. I will only update the blog when it's major news, but my Twitter page has all of the breaking information. Follow it now!
UPDATE 20 (08/28/11, 21:05): I lost internet today, but I've been constantly updating my Twitter page. Seems as if the storm is over, but the flooding is persisting.
