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  1. Intensewind002
    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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    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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    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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    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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    It was essentially their version of Sandy but even stronger if i remember correctly.
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    Didn’t they already get another significant tornado earlier this year too?
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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    This storm would've been March 1888 all over if it was winter lmao
  21. Intensewind002
    Pretty much a hurricane strength sub tropical storm, reminds me of hurricane noel in 2007 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Noel
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    Why would that happen? Brown ocean effect from it's own rainfall?
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    Using normalized costs, the list is Katrina, Andrew, Maria, Ida, Sandy, etc.
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    Man the new eye is big, has to be at least like 40-50 miles wide
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    I thought shear was supposed to ramp up big time by late tonight? If Ian doesn’t close off the new eyewall by then, the shear is going to inject a ton of dry air and erode away the southern periphery of the hurricane. Or so I would think…
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