Day: January 29, 2022

Good Morning Gloucester Community Blizzard Images Part II

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Jackie Bennett-My front door… not going out for a while
Storm High Tide on Annisquam From Lynn Caruso

Storm footage Lanesville woods from Zach Dahlmer

Storm footage Lanesville woods from Zach Dahlmer
Storm footage Lanesville woods from Zach Dahlmer

Hey Joey!

Getting frosty out here in the Lanesville woods. Footage is from about 11:30, in the area around Vernon’s pit.  Pretty sheltered in the trees with knee deep drifts. Howling wind up on the cliffs above the quarry.

Any idea how Joe made out with Nova Kane? Looked rough.

Hope y’all are staying warm out there.

Cheers!

Zach Dahlmer

Jeffy going out to get the paper at the end of the driveway! from Barbara Kelly

High tide at the end of Rocky Neck from Elizabeth Garelick

Cat Cavallinni- Rogers St

This is from harbor loop via Steph and Birch Birchenough

snow band 10 to 11 o’clock January 29 #Blizzard2022 #GloucesterMA Good Harbor Beach Brier Neck

Posted on by Catherine

Gloucester, MA 10-11am white out walk. snapshots and video clips: Naomi Drive. Rockport Road. Salt Island Road. Brier Neck. Good Harbor Beach Inn. Good Harbor Beach. Thacher Road.


White out walk. Strong winds on the coast are keeping the snow inches down, and everywhere swaths of bare ground alternate with drifts ankle high to mid thigh. Snow walls are building at intersections as the busy plows stay ahead of this heavy winter battering.

Guess where?

Guess where?

Answer below break.

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Mid-Day Blizzard Update GloucesterCast 548 With Cape Ann Weather’s Chris Spittal, Chris McCarthy and Joey C 1/29/22

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Mid-Day Blizzard Update GloucesterCast 548 With Cape Ann Weather’s Chris Spittal, Chris McCarthy and Joey C 1/29/22

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January 29 blizzard from #GloucesterMA- 7am Long Beach about an hour before high tide

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a few snapshots and video clips from Gloucester, MA. 7:15AM (about an hour before high tide) you can click to enlarge and increase video resolution – c. ryan

Wind across sand and street feels like this (5 sec clips)

Sanderlings, winter shorebirds, stand their ground feeding in fierce winds (20 sec)

Birds are tinier than the seaweed gusting past.

sanderlings might be easier to spot in this one

Gloucester DPW has been by at least twice since 5am. The wind is swirling in all directions so the accumulation is blasted from surfaces.

MEMA power outages map shows about 23,000+ without power as of 8:11am

http://mema.mapsonline.net/

City Of Gloucester Public Works Blizzard Messages

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

In Preparation for the predicted Heavy Snow & High WindsNational Grid is actively monitoring the upcoming “Nor-easter” scheduled to impact the local area late Friday night through Saturday. All residents and businesses: Please report all outages to National Grid Customer Service or Outage Reporting hotlines (provided below). Every phone call received is logged into their outage tracking system and better enables Natl Grid to pinpoint the location of the issue. The sooner they can identify the location of the issue, the quicker they can respond.·

Electric Customer Service: (800) 322-3223·

Outage Reporting Hotline: (800) 465-1212·

Natural Gas Customer Service: (800) 640-1595

As a reminder, wind speeds in excess of 35 mph limit the ability to operate bucket trucks at elevated heights, which in turn hampers the ability to complete some restorations until safe to do so. Please be patient and stay safe.

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May be an image of road, snow and text that says 'CROWD DON'T THE PLOW! Allow six car lengths behind an operating snow plow Never travel next to a plow truck, and never try to pass several trucks plowing side by side in a "plow train." Safely move as far away from the centerline as possible when approaching a snow plow head on. Stay alert! Slow-moving snow plows can be obscured by blowing snow.'
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May be an image of text that says 'With the snow and astronomical tides anticipated this weekend, storm drains that are not cleared can lead to streets flooding. Our crews will be working but residents can help by clearing out storm drains near their homes so melting snow and rain can make it into our storm water system instead of staying on streets. Even just a shovel-width of space allows the drains to function and prevent street flooding'