Posted by Adirondack case guy on October 26, 2012 at 17:50:59 from (74.69.160.79):
The Weather watchers are Hiping this storm as "The Perfect Storm II. My Case friends posted pics yesterday out in MN. of all the snow they got. That Canadian snow storms they got, and Huricain Sandy are supose to colide over the whole NE. The Big Boxes have sold out of Gens., Flashlights, Bats, etc. I did go out to the garage and test fired my Yanmar Diesel Gen Set. Bat. was dead so I charged it, and it started on first rev. Wow, it haden't been run for 2 yrs. 35 miles south east of me, people are moving their belongings to higher ground, because they lost everything a little over a year ago to Storms,Irene and Lee. The Gilboa Dam is being lowered in an unpresidented move and the Erie Canal system is being lowered in areas where flooding has regullarly occured. Maybe over reaction, but power crews have be put on aleart from neighoring states west of us, and everyone is preparing for what (will or Will not) happen on Mon. and Tue. here in the North East. I'm ready, how about the rest of you in the NE? Loren, The Acg.
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