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LibertyBell

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  1. Back in the old days people used to open up their windows and doors when tornadoes came, thinking they could equalize the pressure differences and prevent devastating damage.....
  2. Historically speaking and regarding the severe weather aspect of this would you rank this higher than November 1989 and Labor Day 1998? Those are the only two I could compare the level of tornadic activity we are seeing compared to this event.
  3. On that trajectory it's headed towards Staten island and Manhattan. Lee Goldberg just said "We are in the middle of a historic unprecedented weather event".....2 minutes later he said "Now back to regular programming." LOL
  4. Rain is quickly expanding eastward now and it's getting windy. There is also talk of expanding the Tornado Watch north and east to include NYC and Long Island, we could all be in a 10% risk of tornadoes tonight!
  5. They're talking about extending the Tornado Watch to include NYC and Long Island and extending it in duration too. We could all be at a 10% risk of tornadoes tonight.
  6. Lee Goldberg just told people to shelter in place and don't go anywhere tonight. They should shut down all roads and highways to make sure everyone stays home and we don't need to have any water rescues like we did last time. No one should be allowed outside tonight period.
  7. Lee Goldberg just told people to shelter in place and don't go anywhere tonight. They should shut down all roads and highways to make sure everyone stays home and we don't need to have any water rescues like we did last time. No one should be allowed outside tonight period.
  8. Im not sure how correct that radar is, on the south shore of Nassau County we've been getting sporadic heavy tropical rains for 10-15 min each for the past hour and a half or so.
  9. The last two real busts in my memory are January 2008 "Heavy Snow Warning" and of course, March 2001. I don't really remember January 2000 for some reason.....before March 2001, the one I remember most clearly was April 1997. Before that we have to go back before the modern era......February 1989 and December 1989. Both were extremely ugly misses here. We seem to get a vast majority of these misses during La Ninas.....have you noticed that too? For my most cherished positive memory bust it was a 30 hour snowfall which was just supposed to be a frontal passage and the front stalled just offshore and a storm formed along it and it just sat there and snowed in a very narrow band from Newark to Long Island, we got over 8 inches because it was wet snow during the day, and that was in February during the early 90s.
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