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  1. Intensewind002
    Also that other supercell that was in CNJ earlier is still holding it’s own way out by Nantucket
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    Wow I dont think I’ve ever seen a supercell embedded in a mass of heavy rain like that before
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    At about .10” in my backyard, here in albany it’s about the same
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    Grand isle only got brushed by the inner eyewall too which is kinda crazy
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    0.05” both in Lindenhurst and here in albany. I guess LI got dry slotted today?
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    It looks like I might see more rain here in albany than back at home on long island. I haven’t really been tracking ida since landfall so i honestly didn’t realize the heavy rain had trended north
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    NJ has become a mini tornado alley in the past few years
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    Isaias, Imelda and Isaac are some of the costliest storms not to be retired
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    According to a study i found, 386 deaths were directly attributed to Katrina’s storm surge, in Louisiana specifically. So it would probably be around 400-500 if you include other states… With Maria 1/10th was attributed directly to the hurricane so around 300. I believe that still makes them the worst modern US hurricanes though even without indirect deaths. edit: Agnes is the only other US storm i found with over 100 direct deaths since 1970
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    Yeah we’re starting to get into names no one ever new existed territory with I storms
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    This one could probably cause some issues for swimmers on the east coast. Hopefully people heed the rip current warnings
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    All radar apps use NWS doppler radar
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    New advisory has storm down to Cat 1: 95 mph, 960 mb, headed nnw at 9 mph. I don't think I've ever seen a storm initialized with that intensity before, unless it was a glitch....
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    He's probably going by by normalized damage, which puts Katrina, Andrew, and Maria at 1, 2 , 3
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    Wow, might be the first time we've ever seen grounds obs record the maximum sustained winds
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    Hopefully he makes it out alright, I’m presuming elevation probably isn’t more than 10-20 ft about sea level where he’s at
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    Yeah I shut it off after he said that, his car would be in the air with winds that strong, maybe take 100 mph off
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    Holy shit wasn’t this thing a 85 kt cat 2 when I went to sleep 8 hours ago…
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    Only 6.81” of rain on the month for me but 4.86” in the last week. Today will probably add another inch to the monthly total
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    2004 only had one 90?
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    91, 92, 91, 93 back home during that heatwave. Yesterday was the hottest day so far this year, beating a few 92’s going back to May. Looks like a midnight high of 78 today
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    Max: 140 Max at landfall: 125 Pressure at landfall: 938 mb Landfall: Morgan City
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    Ida just seems like a name that was going to get retired one day tbh. Like some names just have that tone to them that somehow fits a major hurricane
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    Yeah first call is always conservative, especially when storms threaten the US coast, probably to not cause any immediate panic and just in case models are overestimating the strengthening. That’s definitely one of the highest initial forecasts by the NHC I’ve seen for an Atlantic storm though. I wouldn’t be surprised if we see Cat 3 or even 4 predicted by tomorrow.
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