My ears are ringing

natural gas & gasoline generators running every where LOL
I have not seen a RGE or national grid(or other) truck anywhere
RGE site has all streets listed as Assessing
has anyone that lost power gotten it back?

Yes. A little over twenty four hours after losing it.

Lost mine for 15 hours, back now. They are concentrating on Greece.

OK thanks, so they are working.
hope to save the gas I got for the Lawn LOL
but but but dag, normally where I at gets fixed fast

I fortunately did not lose any power or have any tree damage in this wind.....Maybe a bit of long lasting traffic. RG&E is working overtime to fix things, some who work for them are even working up to 48 hour shifts. We should be thankful to those who had to step away from family and life to make us all more comfortable.

Electrician specials ?
Ha after work out in the cold bet some could use a warm up to help them sleep.

Electrician specials ?
Ha after work out in the cold bet some could use a warm up to help them sleep. Originally Posted by offshoredrilling

YES numbers power out for RG&E customers down a bit
CRAP wind up and so are numbers no power for a power company west of here
fucking wind

Power was out here but I'm back on now!!! Yay!!

crap

http://www.whec.com/news/truck-pulls...22013/?cat=565
Truck pulls down power lines in Greece



watch out for them low hanging lines dam it

edit add
took down live lines so dag it numbers going wrong way with that and wind

Power was out here but I'm back on now!!! Yay!! Originally Posted by KaylaRyder

Start a ThreAD girl
Auction for overnight

got it back yesterday afternoon


it wasn even the storm

"PAY your bill ASSHOLE!'

oah....

I'm still out and sucking up gasoline at about 5 gals every 12hours heating 3 homes keeping fringes cold and houses warm.

ahhhhhhhhh my hood is being evaded by French Canadians
But betting its ok LOL as they all in bucket left trucks

The one I talked to knew very little english. I have no idea what he said in french

at last, just letting the generator run out of gas