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Down to 9 here, 49 degree drop since this morning for me. Winds are still gusting 40-50 mph too so winds chills are between -12 and -16
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Down to 15 here as of 7:00 (I meant to post this an hour ago), 43 degree drop now from a high of 58 this morning.
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Temp down to 18 here now, winds gusting to around 29 mph at the moment, although my station isn’t great for westerly winds so it would probably be stronger in an open area (well it at least feels stronger than that)
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Temp down to 22 here, I was at 52 at 1 pm. Pretty impressive drop. Winds are still gusting pretty strong here too, just recorded one to 37 mph.
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6 minutes ago, WestBabylonWeather said:
Impressive drop. This flash freeze may happen
Yeah I’m down to 36 now in Lindenhurst, the wind is drying out the roads pretty fast though with these 40+ mph gusts
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19 minutes ago, rgwp96 said:
Yawn, 2.5 inches of rain and end with some snow that didn’t stick
At least you saw some flakes, I only got just over 1/4 inch of rain on the south shore of LI, we dry-slotted the entire event lol. The wind is strong but we get wind this level at least once a year. The coastal flooding was pretty bad though, worse than Irene levels in some spots on the south shore
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The wind didn’t seem too bad here with the squall/front maybe gusts 35-40 mph. The winds early this morning were a bit worse
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23 minutes ago, Tatamy said:
Recent gust at my station on Fire Island to 47 mph.
I just recorded a gust to 45 mph in Lindenhurst. It seems we’re getting constant gusts over 40 mph now.
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I just woke up to check out the winds and rain here, not even a tenth of an inch for me yet, I would be on suicide watch if this was all snow. Winds are gusting 35-40 mph now though
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Winds haven’t really increased much here yet, still gusting in the 25-30 mph range. Is currently moderately raining but the radar looks pretty dry behind this batch. I suppose the rain should ramp as the LLJ does later tonight
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Winds are starting to pick up a bit now, maybe gusts to around 25 mph or so, strong enough to hear from inside my house. Only 0.03” of rain before the dry slot moved in
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12 minutes ago, nycsnow said:
Nam has winds picking up around 7pm with gust 70-80 overnight, so overdone lol
I feel like we get an event at least once a winter with the NAM showing hurricane force gusts only for the max to be in the 50s at most locations lol
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3 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:
yep into Nova Scotia-very strong hurricane Fiona
It was essentially their version of Sandy but even stronger if i remember correctly.
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37 minutes ago, NorthShoreWx said:
Jeez. So much for not hitting cities.
Didn’t they already get another significant tornado earlier this year too?
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1 hour ago, jm1220 said:
Wow that was Toms River? 12” from 1/29 in Long Beach, 14-15” where I live now. Definitely noticeable jackpot area in SW Suffolk and further east though. Deer Park must’ve had 20”.
We definitely had a bit of a secondary jackpot in sw suffolk, I came home from Albany for that storm and it was well worth it, I got about 20” or so in Lindenhurst. It still annoys me that we never got an reported snow totals from the south fork. They probably were approaching 30”
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1 hour ago, Stormlover74 said:
No I think it was a dying ohio valley low that redeveloped off the nc coast
I was going to check the wpc surface analysis page to see if it was a miller b or a clipper but for some reason they don’t have any archives for January before 2006. All the other months work fine though it seems
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Does anyone know some 5”/hr or higher snowfall rates we’ve had in the region? maybe March 2018 #4, February 2013, and January 2011? Are there any others?
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2 hours ago, NeffsvilleWx said:
First building damage I've heard of - Andretti Thrill Park in Melbourne
Were there any reports of hurricane force sustained winds on land? I'm assuming probably not. What about gusts 75+ kts?
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Where I lived in Lindenhurst you would probably need gusts approaching 80 mph to get widespread power outages (Sandy, Isaias, a couple of severe t-storms a few years back). While there are still a decent amount of tree’s left, the mass majority of weaker trees that would cause issues at lower wind speeds are gone now.
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3 hours ago, nyrangers1022 said:
My Facebook post from 10 years ago.
. I started full time at my job the day of landfall. Worked through the night cutting trees out of the roadways while hearing more crashing down. Our shop got a couple feet of water from the storm surge from the Hudson River
Sandy was the big event that convinced me weather was my passion, I was 12 years old at the time lol. I always liked storms before that, starting from when I saw my dad watching coverage of Hurricane Ike on the weather channel, but that was the first time I more or less tracked something from days out
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1 hour ago, lee59 said:
I believe the rain reports are a total since Saturday when the event began. I picked up 3.72 since Saturday. Maybe you are just looking at one of the days.
Accounting for all the days, I’m still at 2.36” maybe some leaves are blocking the rain gauge or something, I’ve had that issue happen before. I have fall break this weekend so I’ll have to check when I’m back home
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2 hours ago, tdp146 said:
Assuming Lindenhurst? Sounds too low. Jfk and Islip were both over 3 inches. I’m in Seaford at 3.65 on my weatherflow. I checked a couple weatherflows in your area and they are both over 3 inches. I know they use haptic rain sensors but when they are all pretty close in measurement, I think you can say it’s accurate.
Alright thanks, it must be an issue with the sensor or something
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My weather station back home picked up about 1.72”, did the south shore get relatively shafted again?
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55 minutes ago, Rmine1 said:
If only this was winter. Been sitting under a decent band for hours.
This storm would've been March 1888 all over if it was winter lmao
December 22nd - 23rd Cutter Discussion and Observations
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