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All good here in Stafford Springs. Never lost power for more than a few seconds at a time.
Will need to repair the Chicken Yard fence today.

One town over in Tolland, CT they were at 90-95% out of power. Shoreline took the brunt of this storm unlike the snow storm last year on Oct. 29 where inland got the worst.

Peter
 
This whole RI / SE Mass area has south-facing coast, so there's lots of damage around here. But we are 1 mile from the ocean and 65 feet above sea level. Spent most of the storm doing projects in the barn, kept the big door open and enjoyed the sights and sounds.
 
Usually I go out and gawk as the storm ebbs.... yesterday I took a nap instead. No power at work, so I will gawk in the sunshine, it is surprisingly clear and warm today. Not sure what the sea has done, but the wind has taken out a lot of power lines. Sure glad I had my only big (dying) tree down a couple of months ago. There is a large branch being held up by the electric wires across the street, the tail end is being supported by a car :shock:

Like Bob, I am close to the ocean. On the highest point around :D

Interesting map from the the power company:
https://www1.nationalgridus.com/PowerOutageMap-RI-RES
 
Still here, Lights out across the street for a while . We still have electricity. Heard three transformers blow last night.
Good luck to those who are not able to respond.
 
All seems to be well here in Sullivan,haven't heard of any real problems around town and we never lost power(flickered a few times). :D Chuck
 
UPDATE:

At least a foot of heavy, wet snow on the ground and still snowing. Power has been out since 11 last night, but the generator is purring along just fine. Lots of trees and limbs down. I have my part of the road clean, but the plow can't get in because of the downed trees. Storm center of circulation is up near Carl's PA place. Moving very slowly to the WNW. Fortunately we haven't had the high winds that were predicted.
 
Buffalo, NY, not much of a problem. Winds were not as bad as predicted. Rain wasn't a big deal. Some general flooding (standing water) and limbs/trees down in places, but overall, not a big deal. Kids went to school today, and I actually got a flight out yesterday and am flying back home tonight, so basically, business as usual.
 
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