Heavy water covers highway lanes under Penn Avenue bridge 

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In three. Zero three, four, 55. Area to the metro, the metro. 394 at Penn. Underneath Penn, there is a lot of water. It's a car that already wrecked out. I'm going to try to flip around. Can I get Westbound or is that shut down or can I take the prohibited? So you're going eastbound now and you want to get turned around and go back out to Penn? Is that it? Yeah, I'm going to have to go back to Highway 100 and flip around. There's a lot of water. It's over almost all three lanes. I just didn't know if I can get on the prohibitive. There's a lot of construction here. I just got off at Dunwoody. Interior crew, hit that soft line again a couple times with that water stream. We'd be trouble at the bottom of the ramp from Westbound to Penn, but didn't know the mainline was ever an issue. Never had an issue there. I'm just going to check out the ramp to Penn that came to check that out in the first place here. Just that usually backs out and then I'll go to 100 and work out of it. Hamming westbound the ramp 2 pen, that looks good. It's just the mainline eastbound right underpin. It's pretty wet. 6.7 are low 4.401. We're out with Delta 403. Go for 7.3. Fire on a fire alarm 356 to No after Avenue. Fire can advise and can you log 7-3 off? She's EOT. Have we have an nice plan for it. See, go ahead. Hey, do you know for sure are the drains on the inside, the left shoulder there, or do I need to look in Girorella? I have no idea. I've never had an issue. with that area before, so I have no idea. But what it looked like, the right two lanes were totally covered. There was some open in the left lane, so my guess is there's something with the right lanes. They're probably on the right, I'll run through the right, and I'll take a better look when I get there.

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