Showing posts with label blizzard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blizzard. Show all posts

Sunday, December 29, 2013

BEST OF 2013: The Great Storm of 2013 A Gallery

Maine Eastern waits for the warm breezes of spring.
Mid-coast Maine begins the long task of digging out from the worst storm this area has seen in many years.

If you parked in the wrong place you are lucky to be able to find it.

Open for business, is easier said than done today!


Many doorways are blocked with feet of show.

These folk have the right idea, if all else fails use the toboggan.





Natures own artwork outside the Farnsworth Museum.

All up and down Main street it is the same...




In Lermonds Cove The schooners wail patiently for the summer.





Just another Maine winter.

Rockland harbor looking more like a snow field than a harbor.

Victory Chimes in the ice.

Ice snow and cold will one day give way to the warming spring sun.

Victory Chimes has weathered 112 winters.

Tug boat encased in ice in Rockland harbor.


The Blizzard of 2013


Sunday, February 10, 2013

The Great Storm of 2013 A Gallery


Maine Eastern waits for the warm breezes of spring.
Mid-coast Maine begins the long task of digging out from the worst storm this area has seen in many years.

If you parked in the wrong place you are lucky to be able to find it.

Open for business, is easier said than done today!


Many doorways are blocked with feet of show.

These folk have the right idea, if all else fails use the toboggan.





Natures own artwork outside the Farnsworth Museum.

All up and down Main street it is the same...




In Lermonds Cove The schooners wail patiently for the summer.


Friday, February 8, 2013

Amtrak Suspends Downeaster and Others Due To Blizzard


APPROACHING WINTER STORM TO IMPACT AMTRAK OPERATIONS IN NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND STARTING FRIDAY FEBRUARY 8

February 7, 2013
4:40pm ET

In preparation for the winter storm expected to affect the Northeast this weekend, Amtrak is adjusting some service beginning Friday, February 8. Due to the large amount of snowfall and high winds forecast to impact the region starting tomorrow, Amtrak is reducing service on its Acela Express and Northeast Regional routes between New York and Boston.

Southbound service out of Boston South Station will be suspended following the departures of Northeast Regional train # 137 at 1:40pm and Acela Express train # 2167 at 1:15pm.

Northbound service out of New York's Penn Station will be suspended following the departures of Northeast Regional train # 86 at 12:30pm and Acela Express train # 2160 at 1:03pm.

In addition:

- Springfield Shuttle service (Springfield, MA - New Haven, CT) will be suspended following the departure of train # 493 at 10:30am from Springfield.

- Vermonter service is also canceled in each direction between Springfield, MA & St. Albans, VT.

- Downeaster service is suspended following the southbound departure of train # 682 from Brunswick, ME at 7:05am. The last northbound departure from Boston North Station will be train # 683, scheduled to depart at 1:00pm.

- Train # 448 (connecting service between Albany & Boston to the Lakeshore Limited) is canceled.

Northeast Corridor service south of New York as well as Empire and Keystone services are not affected at this time.

Determinations about service for Saturday, February 9 will be made Friday.

Passengers who have paid but choose not to travel due to this service disruption can receive a refund or a voucher for future travel. Some tickets booked online that have not yet been printed can be modified or canceled on Amtrak.com or by using the free Amtrak mobile app.

To be notified of major service disruptions resulting in delays of 60 minutes or more to multiple trains on the Northeast Corridor, follow @AmtrakNEC on Twitter.

Amtrak regrets any inconvenience. This information is correct as of the above time and date. Information is subject to change as conditions warrant. Passengers are encouraged to call 800-USA-RAIL or visit Amtrak.com/alerts for Service Alerts and Passenger Notices. Schedule information and train status updates are available at the Amtrak.com home page.