Well, the "big storm" came and went. It started snowing in the South Waterfront around 9pm last night, and tapered off in the middle of the night.
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Elizabeth Caruthers Park around 11:00pm |
We did see the a little bit of the
same slip-sliding silliness of 2008 on Gaines St heading up to Macadam and also on Curry St coming down from Macadam. At 4:00 am the snow was already melting some, although I saw one poor guy stuck on the side of the road halfway up Gaines. Those trying to get up the streets in Lair Hill were also experiencing the same difficulties.
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Gaines St between Moody & Macadam |
Although there were a number of snow-related problems in the hills and outer areas, the biggest impact in our neck of the woods seemed to be from
a "minor landslide" on the I-5 exit to Macadam. The Macadam off-ramp was closed all day while repairs took place. As of 5:30pm,
the right lane is now open, but the exit ramp is still closed.
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Cleanup of landslide on Macadam |
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