From the Dec. 11, 1992 Telegram: “(The men) were hampered considerably by a lack of water,” fire chief Leonard Rouse said. “This hydrant on 38th Avenue and East 2nd Street, the caps were rusted,
it sure looks ominous out there. tucker has been saying all morning long we might hike was in store for us for today and the rest of the heat. some strong storms rolled through parts of our area last night. up to 3 inches of rain fell in areas around hagerstown and up interstate 81. there are still a few power outages even this morning. keep that in mind. hopefully, they ll get their power back on toon. quite ate bit of rain that we were dealing with last night. a little bit wet out there on the roadways. we are still fighting the sun as we saw it a little bit earlier. not a lot of sun here early today. by later this afternoon, we ll be partly sunny and as you guys mentioned, less humidity. and cooler temperatures than yesterday. it is going to arrive in a couple of steps. today is step one. we ll take the baby steps as long as we re inching towards better weather. i saw a couple of power truck out on the roads when i was driving in. power outages back. it is summerti