I live in north Jersey and it's sunny here right now. Not sure if this is just the eye or it's over, but if it's actually over pretty much nothing happened here except for some branches falling.
Still windy as fuck here, rainy too...Trees+branches+power lines down everywhere
Boring. Went to sleep at 5am, woke up at 10:30am to find everything still boring.
Irene was boring.
It's over for us. I see freaking blue sky here over Bloomfield, and thankfully we escaped any flood or downed trees or lost power (my sister in Wayne is not so lucky, her basement is flooded and their sub pump failed. She's watching things float around down there). Was hoping to get work cancelled tomorrow, but doesn't look like that's going to happen.
Saw somebody crying over a puddle and trying to call it flooding, we have daytime heating thunderstorms here that are worse than that >.>
lol'd @ all the fucking idiot shop owners around here taping up their windows. The turnpike was deserted, felt awkward as hell.
man i hated when that plane crashed into that building five years ago the media wouldn't shut up about it and nothing happened it was all hype i mean come on cnn wtf
i have to poop
that was my irene summary
11 people confirmed dead in NY/NJ and my mom cant get in touch with here friend who lives along Merrick road (which is completely underwater) in Long Island.
Also a tornado had apparently touched down in East Elmhurst....which is right where I fucking live.
All clear here in MD. Lotta trees down and fences smashed, but color me relieved.
Called my mom she said there's like zero power in all of CT, and that she said that they probably won't have power for a few days.
I must be lucky, I'm just outside of Hartford and I never lost power.
Think its 800-900k without power. My town has its own power station + crews, so we usually do better. However, there are still a LOT of trees down in my down as well as wires
Only in NY.