STORMING ISSUES IN CAPE COD

It was said that the winter this year might be really harsh. In fact as harsh as not seen in a long, long time. Remaining true to the predictions many a regions saw chilled weather as the places had not experienced in decades. Snowfall simply clogged every nook and corner while travelling through even air was a strict no-no, leave alone roads. The scenario was much the same in Cape Cod that is witnessing extreme winter storms.

This has thus also resulted in the cancellation of schools even as travelling has been made impossible. The layers of snow ran into many a thick inches which were nothing short of alarming. Some places actually saw wind speed reading a tremendous 50 miles per hour.

Cape Cod Community College was among the many institutions that had to just do away with their classes on Thursday. However they hoped to resume with normal classes that were scheduled to take place after 5pm in the evening. The snow has leaded to even the many main roads being shut and not in any state of use.

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The Steamship Authority had to stall services between Hyannis and Nantucket. Barnstable Municipal Airport also had most of its flights being called off and cancelled thus. Similar was the fate as to be met with, for The Plymouth and Brockton bus service.

People who were all set to travel by air were also thus alerted to check with their respective airliners which they had chosen to fly with. Barnstable Senior Center; the cape Museum of Art in Dennis; The Falmouth Public Library, the Sturgis Library in Barnstable were among the places that all closed and their programs as scheduled which were called off.

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