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    cost prohibitive in areas where they are mostly above ground now....
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    very little here. This afternoon's batch is now well east on the new NAMS
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    saw that elsewhere-one of the all time greats!
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    one of the NE mets was referring how we are often over-warned for flooding. Part of the reason some too last week's event lightly....
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    looks overdone-models don't have all that much....an inch or less and it's been dry for a week now....
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    seems a bit much for flood watches-models seems to have mostly less than an inch for many outside of isolated pockets. 12z Euro as an example:
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    we know we know-leaf blowers and once you've seen fall colors that's enough
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    Quiet week or so coming up outside of a couple showers Wed night. We can use the break for sure.
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    have to settle for 2 out of 3 this weekend
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    moronic....he was completely out to lunch.
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    Agree-if a bunch of mets and hobbyists on a message board knew it was coming so should emergency mgmt and mayors etc....
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    politicians and energy company execs did the same exact thing in the October 2011 snowstorm here. Someone then played a montage of TV mets explaining the threat for the 2-3 days leading up to the event. Typical political BS....
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    worst mayor ever. Lee Goldberg was on TV saying don't go out-it's life threatening-plenty of warning on this event.
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    nice to have the AC off for an extended period
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    Smart. Its tempting to stay and get video but dangerous.
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    yep-I was down there last month-it was near the turnpike and hit a car dealership and some other buildings. More of a commercial area. Not sure if there was a Home depot/mall
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    Wow. My folks are about 5 miles from there. An area about 20 miles east of there was hit by the late July outbreak too.
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    imagine if this hit full force at 3pm yesterday--would have been gridlock and 10x the amount of abandoned/flooded cars
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    busy couple of weeks for insurance companies-most of these flood cars are total losses.
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    Busy year for the tri-state-Isaias last year, remnants of Elsa, Henri and now Ida this year which dumped incredible rains (all 3)
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    Larry next however just looks like a wave/high surf producer here
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    yep open all available doors/windows, the sun and low humidity will help. Good luck.
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    where do you access these models?
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    These tropical systems always seem to deliver. Model review: UKMET was the most consistent. RGEM/CMC did well at the end but were too far south until about 48 hrs out. HRRR did well-pinpointed the high totals along and north of I-95 Interesting to see the models correct south at the last second yesterday, that's been rare-usually the north trend continues right up to go time.
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