The hell with fire. I'll slowly freeze your dumb heathen asses
to death.
Laugh! Laugh! Laugh!
CONCORD, N.H. -- New Hampshire�s Seacoast was expecting more
than 30 inches of snow in some swatches, strong winds, possible
coastal flooding, and offshore seas of 25 to 30 feet as a
ferocious nor�easter buffeted the state, according to the
National Weather Service.
New Hampshire Governor Maggie Hassan declared a state of
emergency late Friday afternoon. She urged residents to get off
the roads by 7 p.m. Friday and remain at their destinations
until the storm tapers off Saturday afternoon.
But Hassan did not issue an outright ban on driving as her
Massachusetts counterpart, Governor Deval Patrick, did.
�It�s really important that we make sure we do what we always do
in the Granite State, which is use our judgment and make sure
people have the opportunity to get where they need to be,�
Hassan said, speaking at a press conference at the state
Incident Planning and Operations Center in Concord on Friday.
Colonel Robert L. Quinn of the State Police urged drivers to use
common sense to remain safe.
�It�s quite simple -- drive slow, don�t follow too close, give
yourself enough time and stay focused,� he said.
Nearly all flights in and out of Manchester-Boston Regional
Airport were cancelled as of 4 p.m. Friday. The University of
New Hampshire in Durham curtailed operations. State liquor
stores were scheduled to close by 6 p.m. Friday.
James C. Van Dongen, a spokesman for the state Department of
Homeland Security and Emergency Management, said winds were the
main concern. But, by Friday evening, none of the state�s four
utility companies reported any problems.
Van Dongen said a Massachusetts-style ban on driving did not
seem necessary. During Hurricane Sandy, he said, state police
found that most residents kept off the roads as advised by then-
Governor John Lynch. Friday night, the roads were mostly empty.
Emergency officials are closely monitoring the Seacoast, which
is expected to bear the brunt of the storm and could experience
high winds, dangerous waves, and coastal flooding. The state
closed its beaches Friday morning.
Maybe you faggot lovers can pray to that nigger Obama to save
you.
http://www.boston.com/metrodesk/2013/02/09/new-hampshire-watches-
for-coastal-flooding-nor-easter-buffets-the-
state/lkWhU6VUG1wXU6f44IB2sK/story.html