The water has receded and left in its wake tremendous damage to a number of homes and property. In many cases, from the exterior, it appears as though the record breaking high tide never occurred, but interiors are an entirely different story. Power is being restored around the Cape and if you were one of the lucky ones, as were we, you never lost it.
Things are looking up, with the sun poking out around 10:30, and folks doing their best to dig out, urgently so, with temperatures predicted to drop into the single digits overnight.
Schooner Sugar Babe appears to be AOKAY
The roads are very driveable! Thanks to incredible efforts by Mayor Sefatia, Representative Ann Margaret Ferrante, State Senator Bruce Tarr, Gloucester’s awesome DPW, policemen, firemen, emergency medical crews, and the Coast Guard for all that they did yesterday to help our community keep safe and all that they continue to do today to recover from the Bomb Cyclone of 2018.
Turkey running down the road and trying to find a place to cross in the drifting snow.
Lined up for breakfast at Niles Pond.
Tiniest Snowman at Bass Rocks.
I love these photos!!
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Thank you Anonymous 🙂
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Great coverage of all areas in Cape Ann,thank you,I’m a Gloucester resident in Fl(lucky me) for the winter months but I like being kept up to date on the effects of this storm and also happenings in Gloucester!
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Enjoy the warmth Pat 🙂 Today it is 27 degrees and feels almost tropical!
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