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  1. Brian5671
    all depends on where the front stalls-some models are reasonably dry N and E of NYC
  2. Brian5671
    last band just moved through here dropped about a half inch. Close to 3 inches today, storm total about 4 inches.
  3. Brian5671
    these tropical systems can drop immense amts of rain that's for sure.
  4. Brian5671
    once in a lifetime there. That sting jet was nuts...many around me were without power 7-10 days. (got lucky here-only out 6 hrs)
  5. Brian5671
    had about 2.5 inches here...down to drizzle now. Storm total about 3.5
  6. Brian5671
    picked up close to 2 inches already this morning-still going but back edge a few miles west
  7. Brian5671
    heaviest rain of the storm here now
  8. Brian5671
    west track vs east track though. An east track is at worst a rainstorm
  9. Brian5671
    could be some bigger totals tomorrow as it swings back east. I've had about an inch here so far which is a massive bust.
  10. Brian5671
    Yeah, I could see myself coming back too-lol
  11. Brian5671
    indeed but how often do we see multiple storms in the same season here? guess you could count Elsa too-so we've had 2 this year
  12. Brian5671
    Makes sense. Bummer you had to cut your vacation short for this "storm"
  13. Brian5671
    Brutal. I turned on the TV this AM and it was painful to watch. Reporters panning in on puddles on the pavement and treetops that were barely moving. Just say that you're going to return to regular programming and then cut back in if events warrant. Interestingly back in Hurricane Gloria there was no local coverage outside of regular news times...the soap operas and game shows ran despite a legit storm...what's changed since then?
  14. Brian5671
    Yeah we all want the big storm, but without having to live through the after effects lol. Days/weeks w/o no power is brutal.
  15. Brian5671
    1938 redux pls
  16. Brian5671
    all TS warnings discontinued.
  17. Brian5671
    most of them didn't even verify....
  18. Brian5671
    I think he's right-CT has historically done poorly with storms/power outages partly due to the forest nature of the state in generally and partly due to incompentency of the utilities
  19. Brian5671
    way over done as usual.....
  20. Brian5671
    finally into a heavy rain band here for the first time all storm
  21. Brian5671
    funny how some surprisingly intensify and some don't even though they're expected to. Once this didn't get to 85-90Mph and coupled with the well east landfall (vs Central LI let's say) it was over for many as far as the wind threat.
  22. Brian5671
    If this were a 100mph storm at peak strength the outcome would have been different
  23. Brian5671
    Lol. We had a 25mph gust earlier…my neighbor asked when the big winds are coming…funny how the general public doesn’t know it’s not happening.
  24. Brian5671
    Crazy. That’s the interaction bw the upper low and the storm
  25. Brian5671
    Given the amount of forest/above ground lines in CT I shudder to think what a 1938 redux would do. Months without power for some
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