Construction material blown about like paper; trees snapped like matchsticks
By adamg on Tue, 03/17/2015 - 8:04pm
High winds are wreaking havoc across the area. Joseph Couture looked out his window to see Boylston Street shut between Jersey and Kilmarnock streets in the Fenway around 7:40 p.m. - as firefighters went to the top of one of the street's construction sites to secure loose items the wind was threatening to send flying.
Fire commanders gave the OK shortly after 8 to re-open the street.
Bobby looked out his window and saw a tree snapped in half - and lying atop his neighbor's now destroyed fence - between E. 5 and Swallow streets in South Boston:
The National Weather Service reports the high winds could continue through Wednesday afternoon.
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The Wind Was So Fierce, I Had to Brake With Both Feet ...
... when biking down the Wonderland bridge on my way home tonight!
do you actually ride a bike?
They have these things called brakes, two of them in fact.
He rides
He's that guy without a seat.
Yes. Old, Rusted Bikes With No Seats ...
... so I don't rely on the handbrakes alone.
Footbraking also makes a pleasant scraping sound that can alert pedestrians on the sidewalk ahead.