24 hrs. @ Rochelle 4P 5-18---->4P 5-19!!!

[alangj]

Yes, two.
One hour between Pacific and Mountain time, one more between Mountain and Central time.

[Anonymous]

how many hours between "PDT & CDT" two ???

[Soo2610]

I was out there for a couple of hours on the 22nd of May and saw sixteen trains between 11:30am and 1:30 pm. Heard that part of this was due to a signal malfunction and they were trying to clear out the backlog. It was awesome! Seems like there was almost always one train waiting to get the crossing.

[Anonymous]

Hey Matt-I feel your pain brother!

[Justicar]

Matt90AC,

Yeah, you think too much. lol Its the most dangerous thing one can do.

73's

jc
CP

[Anonymous]

When I saw & replied to this post I was under the impression that something historical, cool, or at the very least unusual was going to be seen on the web-cam during that particular 24hr period.
Of course I forgot to watch, but thought that if something indeed did happen then someone would post about it.
So was that time frame really something or was I just reading into it too much??

Matt

[Anonymous]

I ahve been trying to establish some "good" times for Rochelle:

Try 6 - 7:30 AM CDT (5 trains today)

or 10 - 11 AM CDT (another 5)

Other times seem to be random groups (so far....).

Anyone else have some good data to base heavy traffic times on ??????????????

- George

[Anonymous]

where do you find the light to watch 24 hours, i click onto that site around 10 am pdt,have seen few trains

[Anonymous]

I can't help but think that I'm missing something here. What might that be?
Matt

[Onetrack49]

Be there! What else can I say?!