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timefortrains
Member # 5603
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Does anyone know what's up with the Coast Starlight? Hope recent delays were weather related and not a UP relapse.
 
Henry Kisor
Member # 4776
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If you go to the Weather Channel and take a look at the weather for central and northern California the last three days, you may find an inkling or two about what delayed the train.
 
smitty195
Member # 5102
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The Coast Starlight has been doing very well lately. Even with these crazy storms, #14 got through fairly well. It was #11 that was having a heck of a time during the storms. Wires down across tracks, then trees down across tracks, then power outages that had effects on signaling systems, and some slow-orders due to water across the tracks. It seems like every time they got moving, something else got in their way.
 



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