dryslot
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Hopefully a quick turnaround, Have to get thru the CF passage, Looks like 194,000 on CMP grids down right now. -
Not so wonderful eh?
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Down draft in the roof vent.
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Anybody in the .50s?
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Walking in the woods getting whipped in the face with a branch smarts a little bit.
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Big spike on outages after that 49.2mph gust at the house came thru, CMP up to 143,000
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The bulk of the outages are areas i would've expected, Cumberland and York County
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CMP is close to 120,000 without power.
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How much for Philly?
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The atlantic is pissed off.
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95,000 in CMP's grid without power now.
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Pretty much all the precip will be gone when the front comes thru, I expect nothing for frozen.
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Just had one gust 46.5 mph so far about 20 mins ago.
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Gennys are not water proof.
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I know you're being sarcastic, But, That's the typical homeowner mentality, Wait until your in a dire situation then think about adding one............
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Quite the pack op there so this will get easily absorbed once it does changeover as they're already at a net gain.
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Still snowing in Jackman, Cold air hanging in there in the NW part of the state.
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When we you genuflect to the papal?
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Go go go!
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Coke kilos?
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Is there an obs thread? Yes, No?
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The hope although as slim as it usually is some anafront snow once the front moves thru if there is still qpf left, Temps will fall on there face post fropa.
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No fries either.
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Jeezus .NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 PM THIS EVENING/... 12pm Update...Quick update to hazards. Transitioned remaining High Wind Watch to a Wind Advisory for central and southern NH, as well as to a High Wind Warning for southern Somerset Co. Increased peak gusts for portions of the Warning on the NW side of the Whites, as well as right along the coast. Gusts to 70 mph will be possible during a brief window as some MUCAPE accompanies the jet translation through the CWA. More details later.
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I'm sure the folks in Camp Ellis are really looking forward to there next 2 high tide cycles.
