<p>Hello!</p>
<p>Hows the situation in New England?
I heard the flood ripped the roads and the water level is very high :S</p>
<p>It’s mainly in EMass, it hasn’t really effected the western half of the state.</p>
<p>The southwest of China is going through the most severe drought in decades. (google the pics) And all the plants died. No food, no water…no rain for 5 months or so. </p>
<p>Hey future leaders, could you think of a way to let all the floods in America now flow to southwest China?</p>
<p>hahahaa gonnastop :)</p>
<p>we had to, literally, drive through rivers…</p>
<p>I’m really worried about this. My mom and I are flying into Providence tomorrow night and driving to New Bedford- neither of us are familair with the area. How bad will the roads be?</p>
<p>I know it’s pretty bad. Classes at this center in the Wayland area are cancelled.</p>
<p>It’s mostly local roads that are bad, but I live in the suburbs of Boston, not too far from Wayland</p>
<p>Central and Western Mass and NH are fine. No problems at all.</p>
<p>Nearly all the roads are fine now. The few roads that are still closed in sections have detours. Don’t worry.</p>
<p>Hey if its in Eastmass does anyone know if it touched Williston Northampton School</p>
<p>Williston is is Westen Mass :P</p>
<p>most roads are fine now, don’t worry (our boathouse is still flooded though)</p>
<p>This is the reason why I have to reschedule my Groton Visit.</p>
<p>Groton is pretty untouched by this, isn’t it? We just had like 4 days in a row of over 70 degree weather so everything’s drying up really quick and all the flowers are blooming :)</p>
<p>Some how from Thrusday to Sunday, there was no train running to Boston and New Haven from NYC.</p>