
Ric Duarte shows us Rte. 18 in New Bedford, suggests, "Umm ... better stay away!"
That's what happens when close to 4 inches of rain falls. The rain wasn't quite as intense up our way, but Eastie Strong shows what it did to Memorial Drive at the MicroCenter/Trader Joe's entrance:

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Morissey was bad at 8:35 am.
By Lmo
Sun, 03/30/2014 - 11:59am
Morissey was bad at 8:35 am. Down to 1 lane in 3 different spots. Saw 1 car get stuck. High tide wasn't until around 11:30, figured it would be impassable at that point. I called the staties, they said they'd send a trooper immediately.
I'm curious about this photo.
By Hyde_Parker
Sun, 03/30/2014 - 4:59pm
I'm curious about this photo. Did the cars just not realize how deep the was was when approaching and then get trapped?
cars can make decisions?
By anon
Sun, 03/30/2014 - 8:38pm
Pretty sure it was the *drivers* who idiotically plowed into the water...
Of course, insurance (ie the rest of us) will "bail" them out...
No Turning back
By Covertequation
Mon, 03/31/2014 - 1:30pm
That section of 18 is pretty much all one-way; they were pretty much toast as soon as they passed the onramp since its usually really busy and impossible to turn around.
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