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Showing posts with label hurricanes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hurricanes. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 29, 2017
Friday, September 2, 2016
This Would Be Bad....
Most recent NAM-WRF 4-km (10-meter wind) animation ... #Hermine CCW loop very concerning for coast ... massive! pic.twitter.com/P9eRd2Kt0v
— Ryan Maue (@RyanMaue) September 3, 2016
Storm Watch Begins!
Edge of the City is in storm watch mode over the Labor Day Weekend! Will try to keep readers up to date with any local news related to the storm, which, as of this time is expected to hang around just offshore through the middle of next week. The effects on the City are hard to predict at this time due to the expected path offshore. It could be dramatic, or it could be very little. Time will tell.
I shot this pic early this morning, the calm before the storm...
I shot this pic early this morning, the calm before the storm...
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Hurricane Irene Update
From one of the meteorologists I closely follow, Accuweather's Henry Margusity. This was posted about an hour ago:
The New York City/Long Island area has been way overdue for a major hurricane. They are saying this one may be on the magnitude of the famous 1938 "Long Island Express," which caused a lot of devastation on Long Island. Since that year the population on Long Island has expanded to the millions.
Forest Hills is on high ground and pretty far inland, so we should be able to ride out the hurricane pretty well. I would say if it does go to our West, more over New Jersey or Manhattan, expect mostly damaging winds here and flooding rains. But we would not be impacted by the devastating storm surge like other areas of the City and much of the south and north shores of Long Island.
Track is now worse case for Mid-Atlantic. Damaging winds and flooding from eastern NC to New England including DC to NYC corridor. Very bad.It looks like this will probably be the first of many posts I will be doing about this Hurricane, which could go down as a historical storm for New York City if the forecasts materialize.
The New York City/Long Island area has been way overdue for a major hurricane. They are saying this one may be on the magnitude of the famous 1938 "Long Island Express," which caused a lot of devastation on Long Island. Since that year the population on Long Island has expanded to the millions.
Forest Hills is on high ground and pretty far inland, so we should be able to ride out the hurricane pretty well. I would say if it does go to our West, more over New Jersey or Manhattan, expect mostly damaging winds here and flooding rains. But we would not be impacted by the devastating storm surge like other areas of the City and much of the south and north shores of Long Island.
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