Destination New Bedford's Welcome Sign Damaged in Nor'Easter
The 'Welcome to New Bedford' sign by Coggeshall Street was damaged in the October Nor'easter.
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The 'Welcome to New Bedford' sign by Coggeshall Street was damaged in the October Nor'easter.
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Down on route 98, headed towards the gulf coast beaches. you can see this particular pole right now snap at the base and invested in half, and several other polls are leaning down into the street. we watched traffic going by and creeping slowly crosses power lines that are down across this major route here, and beyond that, you may be able to see one of the many trees that have been knocked down here in this part of panama city beach. there are a lot of trees down and a lot of roof damage, lots of sign damage. not as bad perhaps as some had initially feared but we are hearing that there are ot...
Rick leventhal is there. how is it look something. >> it's better than it was, shep. we're still getting buffeted by high winds. i had my wind meter out. clocked a gust at over 50 miles an hour. the cover came off and i went to pick it up and it took off. that is gone. the way stuff flies around out here in the wind. we do see a utility pole that came down and a couple trees. what is remarkable to me, how many trees are still standing. look at the forest beyond me. most of the trees are still up. obviously that's great. we do see some sign damage, minor damage here and there. we'll get a bette...
Area would be around 11:00. the way the storm is dissipating, it's hard to know. what are you expecting in terms of when the worst is going to be? >> reporter: one of the things we want to talk about. one, we have a bunch of lights on us to show the area. in other areas it's very dark around this -- around what we're dealing with. people shouldn't go outside to see what's going on. that's first. we know emergency responders have been pulled off the road because of the wind gusts. if you need help at this point, have you to shelter in place and for it to pass. a lot of people are worried about ...