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I think Islip had 90 mph as well. I personally recorded a gust of over 80 mph in Brooklyn during Sandy, my highest ever. Between the wind and extreme storm surge, it'll take a LOT to top Sandy IMO.
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It's not a bad analog (strength of the respective storms not withstanding) but Hazel hit in October, when baroclinic interactions are far more common. It's unusual to see this in early August, the 250 mb jet was extremely anomalous for this time of year.
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On the daily climate report they have the highest gust for EWR at 68 mph. I'm sure many inland areas saw something similar based on some of the pictures I saw of Clifton, Passaic, Jersey City, etc.
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Today looks like a bad day unfortunately, with well over 1,000 deaths based on the states still left to report. While Tuesday always features inflated numbers due to a lag in weekend reporting, this is still going to be the highest one in about 6 weeks. Not a great trend but at least it's not rising at the same pace as new cases.
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The tornado warnef cell NE of Towanda has a pretty tight couplet.
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Officially crossed 2 inches here so I got about what I expected.
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This storm was warned for 80 MPH winds and even that might have been understated. On a related note, do I need to update my Radarscope membership to see the actual max on velocity scans or is it a setting?
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Those velocity scans are impressive and really expansive.
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GFS has 70 mph gusts for the UP of Michigan. Other areas look more in the 45-60 mph range, especially on a line from Chicago to Detroit northward. Nothing crazy but a decent wind event nonetheless.
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Not sure where to post this but the supercell NW of Rapid City ND looks beastly. It's currently warned for tennis ball sized hail.
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Big hail core on the cell moving towards Waco, has a couplet with broad rotation as well.
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If mesoscale models have a clue, tomorrow might have a slight tornado risk for coastal NC.
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Interesting little feature entering the northern suburbs of San Antonio.
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Nice little couplet in southern LA approaching Church Point, had a weak TDS associated with it as well.
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Tornado warning for areas west of Elk City for embedded rotation in the line. We'll probably see quite a bit of that today.
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That is quite the prolific cell considering it's embedded in the line.
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It may have hit other parts of the city though. There are pictures on Twitter of a tornado just outside Waycross but I'm not sure how accurate it is.
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I'm not 100 percent sure it wasn't in the clear air but I think there may have been a decent TDS on the south side of Moultrie.
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Absolutely insane, it might've already been on the ground in Woodworth but it's going crazy again to their east.
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The timing of that meso handoff is a bit dicey for Woodworth, it'll be close.
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Maybe Woodworth
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Very tight rotation now and still nothing
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I'm a bit surprised they dropped the warning. While it looks nothing like it did before, it still has a decent couplet and given it's history it can definitely still produce.
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It's in Louisiana now, there's a LONG way to go for it to get to Alabama.
