What a night. Like so many of us, I hardly slept a wink as the damaging winds slammed Northeast Massachusetts, and my home in Haverhill saw the flashing on the roof ripped off and wrapped around a tree in my backyard. I tried five unsuccessful ways to work at 2 AM, and finally the sixth and final option was the only one that was passable - barely - with only inches between my car and two large trees, suspended only by electrical wires. Thankfully, the damaging wind is done. Snow squalls will move across New England this weekend...
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February 26, 2010
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