Posted on 10/29/2012 10:21:35 AM PDT by NautiNurse
Late season Hurricane Sandy approaching the Eastern U.S. coast.
Sea Surface Temps
Local Radar & Weather: Wunderground Severe Wx Northeast
Philadelphia/New Jersey Current Wx
Delaware: Dover Air Force Base Current Wx
New York: Long Island Current Wx
Buoy Data: Current Observations
Mt. Holly NJ NWS Briefing Package for Hurricane Sandy (pdf file)
Please check back in when you can. Godspeed.
Ocean is getting angry in the Rockaways.
“Like an old man sending back soup in a deli”
{{{{hugs}}}}
Sandy Could Really Flood the New York Subway System
http://gizmodo.com/5955689/sandy-could-really-flood-the-new-york-subway-system
Stay safe. I have close relatives just outside of Philly. I was worried about their trees. They told me they are camping in the basement...thank goodness.
((((Hugs)))))Got bags pack for shelter if needed.Daughter with year old is with us-Baby G.Her husband is out in another state-storm chaser for electric.Prayers for your loved ones.
I'm in Rome, NY. Where are you?
I probably won’t be around for a few days. North Eastern Maryland is fittin to get pounded.
We’re getting gusts of 30 mph here right now and I am 800 miles south of New York.
We’re getting gusts of 30 mph here right now and I am 800 miles south of New York.
http://www.businessinsider.com/watch-hurricane-sandy-live-2012-10
Thanks for the link. The audio on the Statue of Liberty Cam is scary!
Looks like I was wrong with the theory this would probably peter out.
That 937.5mb is the lowest reading of any storm on record.
Previous low was 940.0mb.
Sorry that it didn’t fade away...
When they first modeled this storm last week, they showed it going out to sea.
Thanks for posting this!
Looks like I was wrong with the theory this would probably peter out.
That 937.5mb is the lowest reading of any storm on record.
Previous low was 940.0mb.
Sorry that it didn’t fade away...
When they first modeled this storm last week, they showed it going out to sea.
The Maryland Transportation Authority confirms that I-95 and US.40 are closed at the Susquehanna River bridges due to high wind. The Conowingo Dam (US.1) remains open.
Please check in when you can with local reports. All best wishes for safe passage through the storm.
whoops....lights just flickered....good thing the coffee just beeped finished..*smiles*...this is going to get real ugly in about 2 hours(NW NJ...three miles south of rt80 where the three northern counties meet)...check the map later,I’ll be waving..*grins*...gone I’m outta here
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