Metro-North Meeting With Westport Officials Over Heat Debacle
Officials are trying to get to the bottom of what happened last Friday when a New Haven Line train got stranded near Westport.
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Officials are trying to get to the bottom of what happened last Friday when a New Haven Line train got stranded near Westport.
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For passengers outside of Westport, Connecticut on Friday, high temperatures spelled doom when the overhead wires overheated and tangled with a power arm on the train.
The triple-digit scorcher that taxed the electrical grid and made life uncomfortable in the Tri-state area is finally expected to simmer down somewhat on Sunday.
