[dirtboy]

Does this really seem that likely? The NHC track shoots it past the NE pretty quickly. Is there enough time for it to do all this stuff they're warning about?

Wilma is not the N'oreaster - that is a separate low forming right along the Delmarva - Wilma will help feed the storm with some tropical moisture but should remain separate and then is forecast to shoot off to the NE and then the ENE, becoming extratropical.

Here in the Philly area, I think Accuweather is over-hyping the N'oreaster, but it could still get bad up in New England.

[sheikdetailfeather]

President Bush flying to Florida to see damage Thursday, per Fox.

[sageb1]

I'm in eastern upstate NY. We've had a pretty steady rain since last night and it's a little breezy. Our local paper says we are under a winter storm watch and a flood watch through Wednesday. We could get 6-12 inches (Noooooo!!!!!) of snow with freezing rain, maybe, to the south.

My cousin from Tallahassee is visiting the area. She called me this morning to tell me that she and her friend are taking the train south to NYC today. I told her she may have a problem getting back up here.

My sister in Ft. Myers was still without power the last time I checked, but she has good-sized generator, so everyone there is fine.