[exit82]

Utility trucks from ALL OVER were staging west and nw of Houston.

God bless these linemen.

I remember being in traffic in Dover, DE the day after Superstorm Sandy hit NJ in 2012.

Both of my sons were in Toms River, NJ without power and under the threat of flooding.

No vehicles were allowed to drive in all of NJ except for emergency and utility vehicles. They had to wait until the storm was over to be allowed in.

Next to me were eight trucks from Mississippi Power in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, heading north to NJ.

I realized these men, strangers to all of us and far from home, were on their way to help my boys.

I was so grateful for them.

[Jane Long]

Indeed, exit!!

They are truly a sight for sore eyes, when they make their way to these devastated areas.

Especially for parents and family members whose families are in dire need.

[STARLIT]

Thanks for sharing Road Runner.

Ruthann ‏

Devastating ..In the eye of Hurricane Dorian

BNL News-Breaking -Live Update Catastrophic damage near Marsh Harbour in the Abaco Islands in the Bahamas.

Devastating ..In the eye of Hurricane Dorian

BNL News-Breaking -Live Update
Catastrophic damage near Marsh Harbour in the Abaco Islands in the Bahamas pic.twitter.com/WpDkOfx7w9— Ruthann (@TeaBoots) September 1, 2019

National Hurricane Center ‏

7 PM EDT Tropical Cyclone Update on #Dorian: Catastrophic Category 5 Dorian Continues to Batter Great Abaco. The Western Eyewall is Approaching Eastern Grand Bahama Island. http://hurricanes.gov.