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Windy today!
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saw said wind took a stack train off a trestle in NM today.
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It was windy here too, we had a 32mph breeze with gusts in the high 40s and low 50s. I managed to only lose one shingle. I drove past an apartment building while I was leaving work that had the all the shingles along the south side standing on end, I'm guessing they will be getting a new roof soon.
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That is indeed windy.
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wind was a contributing factor. Let's see what other contributing factors would cause a double stack freight train to derail all on one side of a trestle in very high winds.
Thinking.
Pondering.
Evaluating.
Nope, nothing.
Maybe the NM cops will fill us in later.
Thinking.
Pondering.
Evaluating.
Nope, nothing.
Maybe the NM cops will fill us in later.