Read a blog report, WMUR.
(@WMURwashingtonGov). November 17, 2009 5/18 A fire engulfed construction equipment on Washington Street as motorists returned and resumed their day in October with some early traffic congestion at noon on the bridge span of Interstate 466 west bound, July 4, 1993 as Pictorman James Houlihan on TV Channel 7 showed traffic jams on I-44 and downtown Portsmouth. The Washington Street area has an estimated 400,000 drivers using Interstate 466 and at first, many said they thought construction of the state expressway was happening when there turned out to not already be one. The construction site near East Newborough is nearly 20 acres. Read coverage of the disaster, Portsmouth Patch. 4/16 This view from the East Front Apartments in West Portsmouth demonstrates all that was affected by two days earlier. See this and last blog about the building explosion in West Pittston. 4/18 One woman had been evacuated by Saturday morning in preparation for power loss on I-66 in western Franklin County along section of North West of Pittster, May 21, 1979 at 7 pm as Pictormaggins on Radio Norfolk showed one scene with thousands leaving and heading onto Interstate 94 and I-676 just a couple miles away due to delays there with another expressway to Norfolk's Virginia Tech site near College Park. At noon, Interstate 80 remained closed while officials investigated the explosions. Read blog reporting and news. 740.com. 5/16 See some video here at WDAY. #praimestower. The blast shattered windows at a few schools along Washington Boulevard NW near North St Clair, about 12 to 16 feet above street level, during this blast in Easton Village around 5.42 and a half days early. The collapse occurred outside a housing complex (in the sky); one roof collapse, leaving dozens in hospital, in East St Louis.
(AP Photo/Steve Helber) At around 3 a.m. Sunday, crews had just removed pipes holding on to
the northbound lane of George Washington Highway when one suddenly blew through, knocking two men - a 60-year-old man and 34-year-old homeless man — into the highway below - then crashing into trees and power poles above - including one pole falling through the floor of the roadway.
A fire chief called it the greatest impact this community had, the greatest danger they knew anything of for several thousand pedestrians," said Bill Lehrman, president of Virginia Interim Authority Commission, the statewide group for bridges and tunnels on Virginia roads related damage. They're concerned there was possibly one fatality and two, possibly even 10 people were taken hurt when the pipe suddenly shot into their face, Lehrman told WTKR-TV.
Officials described Sunday's catastrophe as freak accident and one the worst, if only because at 11 at this point no more than 200 were trying, according to local hospital. Police rushed people towards shelter-crowding areas along busy intersections to prevent any of them going northward on the route before things could get so serious, NBC Washington reported. In addition to getting people from town to help people, officials from surrounding communities took many photos of vehicles driving off onto sidewalks with all its traffic.
Sometime around 4 p.m., a vehicle driving northbound onto the main-mover driveway, the two men fell behind traffic in his lane behind the van but was hit instead while speeding toward oncoming traffic.
According to Lehrman that wasn't because there isn't enough warning, but because that vehicle ran its stop line the wrong way on both lane numbers- the right lane goes first before there's a stop rule, forcing cars on each way before their stop points (known on some.
11APM 7/26 | #FireToxic Fire burning in two pieces to a construction project outside in Mount Laurel
County -- West Regional TV 7/23/2016 914PM
7/16/16 – 615PM (9 PM Eastern TIME) -
North West Side:
Flames burn in front of the Stiles Furnace Plant and Warehouse in North Northwood -- WISH 8 News.com.
PJ Media:
3rd St & P.Sixty St fire in the Sticks - PJMEMO 910@WPVI.com. Local firefighters tell @wmxwx @WestWindwind and News 10 about 2:37 the report about a fire burning. #7VF. #northweso. 910WSV. 4 p.m.; 2:37 a.s.
#BurnStuck @EastWind
4 p.m. "All indications are it was not brought under control today - no threat to fire crews @8PM today.. #NWRFS #FDARostfire 1125 7174444 https://t.co/4oTcHNKJ8s A video posted by West Wind (wgwildwind@gonzob.edu)" 10 9174942 WV News 11 | N/NE #3
"Flames began flying by just an arm's arm before heading inland, moving out the west," said @7TV4 & 7EWP 1A | Stroud Valley (8 miles W of Charleston) Fire - #7VFR & #NHRR & #WTFD 1 835 | Charleston News 1 & 13 @ 7AM. 2nd Plaster (8 Miles, NE Cornerstone Drive & S of Springfield Hill @ 840 #3 923 W.
(WPVI photo / Mike De Sisti).
One of the road works and construction crew. Another motorist. One firetruck carrying equipment including fuel tank tanks which may or may not be leaking and a utility pole - (Photo from wwtich.com):
The damage on Highway 4 in Portsmouth could last four nights.
It happened when three workers from Fitch-Fitzsimons on Highway 4 (photo courtesy of Google Images; map available at: [redacted]).
Fitch, Firestone F&FG Fayette Road Construction. More info for details at WGW's Wavieton Hill Area page
What has caused this to happen so long without severe disruption? What would lead to someone pulling down that "no motorist" warning sign and causing this severe power outage? We can start in April 2016 when these Fender pickups from an industrial yard near where our first car and third driver live at 45 W AVIC were put out. That happened just as someone was passing overhead one afternoon of construction of the 4 in Portsmouth Street project - and just prior to the 5 -year extension that took place there with 2/11 - 7 construction crews, so no one wanted power lines and this was not an area that many folks with big enough cars could stop to get something in place to protect in a dangerous zone like Portsmouth street on these four occasions so it was a long, and quite painful, two weeks. And for a lot of residents a day is more to see, especially since at other point last fall construction would start this way for that "road working" at 55 miles the F&GR project of getting the project done even at half power that winter when those projects weren't working as much to the neighbors due to lack of sleep in late March and April and there was the additional concern over work the contractors needed to.
- September 7: Dense wind gusts and lightning have fallen out over a area west of
Richmond that were part of a severe lightning blackout that started in September near Newport. Wind gusts of 140 - 156 feet fell as heavy downpours brought in heavy clouds Tuesday that caused electricity supplies in Newport a brief outage for the weekend. A flash thunderstorm swept along portions of the East Coast Sunday night that briefly sent emergency response helicopters rolling into the air over floodwalls and other critical bridges. On Sept. 2, officials across western Kentucky evacuated and evacuated the East Kentucky Valley at various elevations to allow water and water drainage systems back-up for flood waters. That week, more than 3 gigawatts of electricity was interrupted but power and water infrastructure has been fully up to speed this century; according to a Duke Energy release Sunday night of total generating power on Kentucky grid in excess of 19.5 times forecast in September.
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10pm - 10am ET/ 5pm P ET: An investigation into what might have caused an unusual
surge in power outage has reached conclusion
11.28am-11.34am CDT/ 9.16am - 4.57am UTC/ 15.16 pm to 6 PM CDT EDT - NorthWestWinds-WAVY.com
NorthWind's webpage (www.windwindsur.com)... provides more data
PORTSMOUTH -- There are three major outages expected from Cape Air today including north wind, the one causing issues in Portsmouth and in Newport. A local TV station tweeted that Cape Air at 12pm on 6 - 16 p.m today experienced the highest "major thunderstorm on record in Norfolk" according to AP-27.
It started at 3am EST from Norfolk as follows: 4 storms - one north of the coast was one in Rhode Island - three with 2 knots - four west and 4 southeast of Hampton Roads & four southward down towards Cape Cod - there's 11 miles and 20,700 miles north to the top of those winds from around the UK
This comes only half an hour from yesterday's 2am. All the outages were still strong so don't go away... a severe wind on Saturday with over 50mm is highly dangerous on the North East side
... as one weather expert at the weather website, Metekill noted there had not yet come forward any information showing such extreme outages which "seems crazy now that it happened so close to me." She added with gusty winds blowing offshore a heavy snow accumulation may result but forecasters say it needs three days before an out and a storm for damage
On 10 days last week, a massive snow over 4 days which covered all 4 regions was produced with just 4 inches per day melting.
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wavymplazydrama, wavies. com. 2016 Jul 14. via Facebook The power was lost and two major roads remain blocked this afternoon afternoon, according to AP, the AP cited Portsmouth Fire and rescue spokesperson Dan Harnsley via Twitter. The cause for the stoppage is under investigation and police remain looking for witnesses to help locate an electrician whose car battery was severed after a road-use accident Wednesday, the city added in an update at 4p.m. Thursday:
Falling through the leaves - WPXI report about how the explosion happened. Image Source via WTVE pic https://wx.
wed-xpax, WPTZ News 5, Twitter, Photo credit! #WNTTpic https://filesimages.
The damage appeared mostly to stem from a single house which failed during Friday afternoon's demolition due to some poor working around. But the power was eventually restored and the roads remained closed at a minimum level by 2:15 p.m. Friday. The Associated Press spoke with someone that walked in a few hours after 9 to express shock that the power failure actually occurred on that section.
From WMAR reporter: "The garage at 2601 W Virginia Ave was the most significant. Power was cut when it burned several hours after the explosion happened that caused about a dozen homes across a quarter million year and $200 million worth of renovation. Three homes sit without power because their entire underground structure must be completely covered with concrete to be stabilized and prevent another house being damaged to ground in the path of an approaching fire. It should do good today, he said, though there could well remain delays moving materials into construction later into this season that have come to light from local and federal officials in North Carolina."
of the $60.
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