Friday (07-August-2020) — New Jersey

Tropical Storm Isaias Aftermath. Backyard Summertime in New Jersey.

A Montgomery Township maintenance crew arrived in the morning to begin clearing out some of the cut logs and brush from the two downed Oak trees. Before they got here some folks with pickup trucks had been picking up a few of the logs for firewood. The Township crew removed the stuff next to the rock wall on the other side of Grandview road. They told me they would be back to collect the stuff on my side of the street but needed to leave so PSE&G and the phone companies could work on the remaining downed lines.

Tropical Storm Isaias Aftermath Day 4. Rock Wall on the other side of Grandview Road. Image taken with a Leica CL camera and 18 mm f/2.8 lens (DAVID J MATHRE)
Tropical Storm Isaias Aftermath Day 4. Rock Wall on the other side of Grandview Road. Image taken with a Leica CL camera and 18 mm f/2.8 lens (DAVID J MATHRE)
Tropical Storm Isaias Aftermath Day 4. Montgomery Township clearing the downed trees and debris on Grandview Road. Image taken with a Leica CL camera and 18 mm f/2.8 lens (DAVID J MATHRE)
Tropical Storm Isaias Aftermath Day 4. Montgomery Township clearing the downed trees and debris on Grandview Road. Image taken with a Leica CL camera and 18 mm f/2.8 lens (DAVID J MATHRE)
Tropical Storm Isaias Aftermath Day 4. East downed Oak tree resting on rock wall. Image taken with a Leica CL camera and 18 mm f/2.8 lens (DAVID J MATHRE)
Tropical Storm Isaias Aftermath Day 4. East downed Oak tree resting on rock wall. Image taken with a Leica CL camera and 18 mm f/2.8 lens (DAVID J MATHRE)
Tropical Storm Isaias Aftermath Day 4. East downed Oak tree resting on rock wall. Image taken with a Leica CL camera and 18 mm f/2.8 lens (DAVID J MATHRE)
Tropical Storm Isaias Aftermath Day 4. East downed Oak tree resting on rock wall. Image taken with a Leica CL camera and 18 mm f/2.8 lens (DAVID J MATHRE)

Daily Electric Energy Used (51.7 kWh) from Sense. Daily Solar Electric Energy Produced (28.4 kWh) from Sense and SolSystems. A deficit of 23.4 kWh.