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Getting some breaks of sun here between the bands. Great looking warm seclusion underway. Even some clearing near the center as we sometimes see with these.

Big waves and some minor flooding here in marshfield.

At market basket in leominster and its the busiest I've ever seen it.. and its usually crazy as it is here.. trying to put up chips is almost impossible today

I kicked over the patio furniture before I left. Wasn't going to give the storm the satisfaction.

I hate that table, I wouldn't have minded if the chair was there But yeah that would have not been fun, especially having a dog. Getting the glass off the pavement wouldn't have been terrible but if any small pieces got into the lawn...yikes.

Things of calmed down a bit. 1.03” so far and just some branches around the yard

URGENT UPDATE FROM METUEN... I just noticed a brave couple walking their dog...they are accompanied by a team of sherpas...never know when the drizzle may begin again.. #MEMORIESOF38

Don't overthink this one. Just look at the Ash Wednesday storm and the Blizzard of 1993, both of which happened in March, outside of the Meteorological winter months. If it happens in January, we probably get something worse than those.

So we still have a road at the moment though 4 sections may not survive the night.... the worst section has about 10 inches of an edge left while the other ones maybe 6-10 feet of edge left( roughly)

Not in here Westchester- main road thru my town is closed north and southbound. The invasive here have had a huge effect - all ash are dead or nearly dead, beech leaf disease is wiping out the beech trees and the increase of invasive vines (porcelain berry is now a huge issue), when leafed out are like sails on weakened trees!

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On a cruise back into Port of NY in Brooklyn. Due in tomorrow at 0830. Left Halifax NS last night. Port is currently closed. Amtrak-Acela has cancelled everything north of NYC. Got a refund on tickets. Will rent a car one way to drive home whenever we get off of ship. In open water south of Cape Cod. Occasional gale winds and currently 4m seas. Could see 5-6m later today. Very foggy. Foghorn going off every 2 min.

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Looks about ready to close off.

Man, that one chair saved you from having to pick up a mess of shattered glass. --- PWM 66/48 BKN with a few gusts in the 20 kt range.

Wow, and more high tides to arrive.

I under stand but that will be even higher on tide charts for tomorrow morning

Yep all the models have NYC getting drenched tonight

The storm that shall not be named was a full tropical system - a hurricane - before it got up to this latitude and transitioned. It basically lead to some changes in how a hybrid storm would be handled in the future. This was never a home-grown fully tropical system however FAA is indicating delays with a possible stop on the table - https://nasstatus.faa.gov/

Hasn't been overly windy, but there are a surprising number of roads blocked by fallen trees in my hood. Maybe all the rain this summer weakened them.

Popped into Bethany shops to look, most roads are closed.

Thanks definitely looks at least more subtropical on satellite. Pretty well defined center now.