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Hurricane Sandy (1 Viewer)

Well that was during Irene, it has had a year to swim to Ocean City.
Well ####.
He was vacationing in Tampa a few months ago....http://www.suburbana...hore-boulevard/
orig pic I believe:http://www.whiteshar...200509p4243.jpg
Yea I've seen that...how is that kayak 8 meters and the shark is 4?
3.8
Doh....imagine what that guy was feeling.
 
Lost power here in Edison, NJ. Saw sky lighting up as transformers were blowing. Figure most of central NJ getting slammed right now.

 
Is the worst over now that Sandy is downgraded?
not really. weatherboy: At 7pm, the National Hurricane Center re-named Hurricane Sandy Post-Tropical Cyclone Sandy. Meteorologically, this means its losing its tropical characteristics..but the impacts will be identical.They have the center at 39.1N 74.4W, about30 miles east-north-east of Cape May and about 20 miles south of Atlantic City. While most precipitation has moved on-shore, the NHC still has the center of circulation offshore and landfall has not yet officially occurred.Maximum sustained winds are a strong 85mph with gusts to 100mph. The storm is moving west north west at about 28mph.Impressive storm surges are ongoing; Kings Point NY reported 12.4' surge height; Battery Park NY reports 7.2'; Sandy Hook is reporting 7.5'. Total water levels will be even higher when high tide occurs this evening.
 
...SANDY BECOMES POST-TROPICAL...

...CENTER EXPECTED TO MAKE LANDFALL WITHIN THE NEXT HOUR OR SO...

SUMMARY OF 700 PM EDT...2300 UTC...INFORMATION

----------------------------------------------

LOCATION...39.1N 74.4W

ABOUT 30 MI...50 KM ENE OF CAPE MAY NEW JERSEY

ABOUT 20 MI...35 KM S OF ATLANTIC CITY NEW JERSEY

MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS...85 MPH...140 KM/H

PRESENT MOVEMENT...WNW OR 300 DEGREES AT 28 MPH...44 KM/H

MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE...946 MB...27.93 INCHES

AS INDICATED IN THE 5 PM DISCUSSION...SATELLITE...RADAR...AND

AIRCRAFT DATA INDICATE THAT SANDY HAS CONTINUED TO LOSE TROPICAL

CHARACTERISTICS. NHC IS NOW DESIGNATING SANDY AS A POST-TROPICAL

CYCLONE. IN ADDITION...THE MAXIMUM WINDS HAVE DECREASED SLIGHTLY

AND ARE NOW NEAR 85 MPH...140 KM/H.

NATIONAL OCEAN SERVICE TIDE GAUGES HAVE RECENTLY REPORTED STORM

SURGE HEIGHTS OF 12.4 FEET AT KINGS POINT NEW YORK...AND 7.2 FEET

AT THE BATTERY NEW YORK...AND 7.5 FEET AT SANDY HOOK NEW JERSEY.

TOTAL WATER LEVELS WILL BE EVEN HIGHER WHEN HIGH TIDE OCCURS.

A WIND GUST TO 82 MPH WAS RECENTLY REPORTED AT ISLIP NEW YORK. A

SUSTAINED WIND OF 45 MPH WITH A GUST TO 67 MPH WAS RECENTLY

REPORTED AT JFK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IN NEW YORK.

ANOTHER UPDATE WILL BE ISSUED AT THE TIME OF LANDFALL AND AT 900 PM

EDT. NHC WILL ISSUE ITS LAST ADVISORY ON SANDY AT 1100 PM EDT. THE

HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER...HPC...WILL BEGIN ISSUING

PUBLIC ADVISORIES AT 500 AM EDT TUESDAY. HPC PUBLIC ADVISORIES WILL

BE ISSUED UNDER THE SAME WMO AND AWIPS HEADERS AS THE NHC PUBLIC

ADVISORIES...AND WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE VIA THE NHC WEBSITE.

 
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Lights just flickered a couple times here in Midtown West.

Looking at a 5 story building on 8th Ave around 14th (Chelsea) that lost a wall. Pretty wild - lights on, couches, beds etc.

 
As far as the rain goes, seems like a break now for south jersey/philly region. At least according to the radar maps. Not sure about the wind.

 
As far as the rain goes, seems like a break now for south jersey/philly region. At least according to the radar maps. Not sure about the wind.
I think the biggest thing will be the reversal of the wind direction along with the softening of the ground. It is prime for some trees to fall down. Lot of reports of downed wires, power losses, and blown transformers as things progress.
 
Keep seeing flashes in the sky. Im assuming its a transformer. My son looks terrified. The wind is scary and my house is rattling. Definitely worse than irene

 
As far as the rain goes, seems like a break now for south jersey/philly region. At least according to the radar maps. Not sure about the wind.
Wind is going to get worse as the eye approaches. Friends in southern NJ all starting to lose power with ridiculous winds happening, I assume we'll be getting that in the city soon enough.
 
'Uruk-Hai said:
Ok, who hasn't checked in lately? Yankeefan? Otis? zamboni? otb?
Lost power at 5:30PM. Generator running for now.Only saving grace for now is little rain so not as concerned about flooding as I had from Irene.Gonna be a long night though checking on the house/sump pumps.Big issue tomorrow is whether roads are going to be passable to re-fill gas tanks.For those affected, stay safe!
 
As far as the rain goes, seems like a break now for south jersey/philly region. At least according to the radar maps. Not sure about the wind.
Wind is going to get worse as the eye approaches. Friends in southern NJ all starting to lose power with ridiculous winds happening, I assume we'll be getting that in the city soon enough.
Yeah, the Bucks County scanner is lighting up (poor choice of words) with down wires.
 
As far as the rain goes, seems like a break now for south jersey/philly region. At least according to the radar maps. Not sure about the wind.
I think the biggest thing will be the reversal of the wind direction along with the softening of the ground. It is prime for some trees to fall down. Lot of reports of downed wires, power losses, and blown transformers as things progress.
Yep. When the wind switches to the SW more trees will come down. Just hoping to make it another 12 hours then I think we'll be in the clear down here. Dropping the temp on the thermostat. :unsure:
 
As far as the rain goes, seems like a break now for south jersey/philly region. At least according to the radar maps. Not sure about the wind.
Wind is going to get worse as the eye approaches. Friends in southern NJ all starting to lose power with ridiculous winds happening, I assume we'll be getting that in the city soon enough.
They were saying all day that the wind and the storm surge was going to be the real problem in the coastal areas and the moisture more of an issue in the high ground areas. Seems to me that so far anyway, this storm doesn't have the rain Irene did. But the wind is almost as bad now as it was at the height of Irene. It's only going to get worse.Lights flickering, it's only a matter of time now.
 
Battery storm surge plus tide level now at 10.7 feet. Subway is officially getting into danger. Wow.
It's over 12 feet now. Con Ed is preemptively shutting down power in parts of lower Manhattan.
Last I heard was that Con Ed might be shutting down power to lower Manhattan (I was robo-called by Con Ed)... has that changed to definitely? Power still on here at Houston and Ave A. And it's been blowing really hard- I finally figured out that the wind sounds like a snow-plow scraping the street. :unsure: HUGE gust as I'm writing this.THank god one of the end results of the fire in our building two years ago was all new windows.

 
seacoastNH

going to bed

still have power

wind is howling

sister moved inland 50miles and has no power :lmao:

gnite T@P

 
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The worst part so far for me has been trying to get my dog to take a dump in the rain. I dragged her out and she keeps darting back inside and then she sits in front of the door crying to go outside again. :hot:
:goodposting: Cleaned up one accident already from my scared little rat.
My dog will not go to the bathroom indoors. Which is a good thing, but sometimes I wish she would so I could stop listen to her whining about wanting to go out and then darting right back in.
I am beginning to appreciate what Noah had to deal with.
 
As far as the rain goes, seems like a break now for south jersey/philly region. At least according to the radar maps. Not sure about the wind.
Wind is going to get worse as the eye approaches. Friends in southern NJ all starting to lose power with ridiculous winds happening, I assume we'll be getting that in the city soon enough.
They were saying all day that the wind and the storm surge was going to be the real problem in the coastal areas and the moisture more of an issue in the high ground areas. Seems to me that so far anyway, this storm doesn't have the rain Irene did. But the wind is almost as bad now as it was at the height of Irene. It's only going to get worse.Lights flickering, it's only a matter of time now.
Same here, hasn't rained in almost 2 hours but the wind has been steady and picking up in intensity. Seeing blue flashes as well around here with lights flickering, we're getting the candles ready.
 
Battery storm surge plus tide level now at 10.7 feet. Subway is officially getting into danger. Wow.
It's over 12 feet now. Con Ed is preemptively shutting down power in parts of lower Manhattan.
Last I heard was that Con Ed might be shutting down power to lower Manhattan (I was robo-called by Con Ed)... has that changed to definitely? Power still on here at Houston and Ave A. And it's been blowing really hard- I finally figured out that the wind sounds like a snow-plow scraping the street. :unsure: HUGE gust as I'm writing this.THank god one of the end results of the fire in our building two years ago was all new windows.
They just had a Con Ed spokesman on they're shutting down portions of the grid - around Bowling Green subway station, around Fulton Street Station, and along Avenue C where the water is fairly deep.We have flooding on West 42nd (foot or two deep) and supposedly it's 3 feet deep further down below the Garment District.

 
My village has about 6,300 homes. 5,750 are without power. The PD has had over 400 reports of downed trees. We are in the midle of Lon island about 10 minutes east of the queens border. Worse than I thought it would be.

 
As far as the rain goes, seems like a break now for south jersey/philly region. At least according to the radar maps. Not sure about the wind.
Wind is going to get worse as the eye approaches. Friends in southern NJ all starting to lose power with ridiculous winds happening, I assume we'll be getting that in the city soon enough.
They were saying all day that the wind and the storm surge was going to be the real problem in the coastal areas and the moisture more of an issue in the high ground areas. Seems to me that so far anyway, this storm doesn't have the rain Irene did. But the wind is almost as bad now as it was at the height of Irene. It's only going to get worse.Lights flickering, it's only a matter of time now.
IIRC, the thing about Irene was that the entire area had gotten non-stop rain for the entire month previous to the ##### hitting, so everything was saturated creating all the flooding. From what I understand, because we haven't had that rain now, the flooding is from the storm surge more than the rain.and something something something 689mb.
 

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