These are my daily posts.
Ahhhhh, another day, more issues. Lets see.
1. Shady Grove’s Escalators (The outside and one of the inside units) are down. The outside one make it 5 days and its back down.
2. Slippery tiles. Almost bust my a_s
No picture…
3. Train said it was 5 minutes till boarding?? But no train.
4. The train I was in was leaking like there was a hole in the roof of the train car!!
Total mess.
The National Weather Service has issued a WINTER STORM WATCH for Montgomery County from Sunday night through Monday. Snowfall of 5 inches or more is possible.
Residents should begin Winter Storm preparations which should consider the potential of significant snow accumulations within the next 48 hours. Please remain alert for the issuance of additional Warnings.
A winter storm watch is issued when there is the potential for significant snowfall and hazardous winter weather within 48 hours.
It was a complete and utter flop! Trains were 20 minutes or more apart.
This was the worst ride I have had so far. Wow.
Sad looking train!
Another day of single digit weather.
Can’t wait for Spring. This is crazy!
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Let’s see how long that lasts!
Blue and Orange line backed up and trains filled wall to wall! Hot mess as you can see below.
Could of walked home faster!
Does the Metro Rail run on a schedule?
It seems to be very, very random.
I try to catch the 6 AM train but sometimes that’s the 5:55 train or the 6:10 train.
I miss it or I am close to being late.
Yesterday Green and Yellow Line trains were sharing a track due to a fire on the tracks between the Archives and L’Enfant Plaza stations, creating delays for workers as the afternoon rush gets underway.
Trains were single-tracking between the Mount Vernon Square and L’Enfant Plaza stations, so riders on these lines should be ready for delays of 15 to 20 minutes, said Metro spokesman Dan Stessel.
The initial report is of a small debris fire on the northbound tracks, Stessel said, though he added that this was the first report and could change. The D.C. Fire Department is on the scene, he said.
Riders trying to leave the District for Virginia on the Yellow Line should consider taking the Blue Line as an alternative, Stessel said.
“There’s a small fire, it’s in the tunnel itself,” he said. “It’s not affecting the stations, L’Enfant Plaza or Archives.”
There have been some reports of smoke on the station platforms, but he said Metro is ventilating the stations with tunnel fans and the stations remain open.
