Thread Rating:
  • 0 Vote(s) - 0 Average
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
Anybody changing their travel plans because of bad weather?
#1
Looks like it's going to be pretty lousy here in the East. Winds going to 50mph here in the NYC area on Wednesday with heavy rain and possible flurries.

Anyone modifying their plans to go over the river and through the woods?


NYC-Over the river


NJ -through the woods
Reply
#2
I'm lucking out—planning to head to NYC on Thursday morning. Looks to be windy but roads should be clear.
Reply
#3
driving all night! (probably would have to avoid the traffic anyway.)

any major roadwork through CT or NYC?

it's always a question: Tappan Zee or right through the city.

I tend to go through the city at night because I think it's quicker and more interesting, but getting stuck on the CBE really sucks.
Reply
#4
Beware! Outrageous toll increases going into effect in NYC:

Toll Rates Effective December 1, 2013 at 3 a.m.
All rates apply to the Lincoln & Holland tunnels, the George Washington, Bayonne & Goethals bridges, and the Outerbridge Crossing.

Car=$13
Motorcycle=$12
Reply
#5
The Other is driving to Niagra Falls for a gig on Thurs. , leaving early tomorrow am.

We were wondering a couple of weeks earlier about how storms come up. Sho' nuf . . .
Reply
#6
No, the relatives are still coming. :confused:
Reply
#7
Most of us folk who live up where the snow flies don't change our travel plans, we just know to leave extra time and bring emergency supplies. The *real* problem are the folk from down south who drive up Nawth.

I still remember helping one couple dig and shove their teeny compact car out of a five foot deep snowdrift in Illinois during a Thanksgiving blizzard in the early 1980's. They had driven up from Georgoa. He was dressed in shorts and a t-shirt and tennis shoes, and weighed perhaps 100 lbs wringing wet. She was dressed in an enormous mumu and slippers, and weighed well over 400 lbs. I used her as ballast on the hood of the car while I drove it out (Front wheel drive).

I then encouraged them to buy some winter clothing.
Reply
#8
Just planning to leave earlier. Driving from Charleston, SC to Hendersonville, NC. Normally a 3-3.5h drive. But even in the best weather its a chore. The unofficial state motto in SC is "Slower traffic keep left".
Reply
#9
We are good.

Reply
#10
Our weather should be OK. The storm seems to be going by us for a change. We'll probably just get some flurries and cool weather. Just hanging around here (Metro Detroit).
Reply


Forum Jump:


Users browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)