allgame830

Yup couldn't agree more.... and with more rain on Thursday....

4.41” I’m Hawthorne NY... took me an hour and 35 minutes to get home from New Rochelle whereas it’s usually a 35 min drive.

I was wondering the same thing.... kinda looks like a loop running over and over again.

How many feet up is that Frying Pan Tower?

That would be over 48 hours straight of hurricane force winds in many places.... ughh that is terrible!

The surge potential is massive already... additional ERC's is just going to make it even more dangerous and obviously will see greater wind expansion for both TS and Hurricane force.

AT this rate it might steam roll across FL and head into GOM.... unlikely but possible.

Ant you do realize its still 6-7 days away..... hurricanes have greater than a 300 miles error at that point in time. Definitely wouldn't let guard down. However, at this time a NC landfall is looking more and more likely.

Wow gunshot thunder and CTG lightning!

..... like inches of rain??

probably started with the superstorm of 93... then the blizzard of 96' sealed the deal. I was 13 years old at the time so it is still fresh in the mind. I remember watching the weather channel on my outdated tube TV that had to weight 1000 pounds lol!!!!!!!

I definitely show some of that rotation in New Rochelle... was pretty amazing to see!

Took some video of weak rotation overhead.... torential rain, thunder as someone else described as loud gunshots and lightning. In New Rochelle at work right now...

The cruise left Bermuda last night and heading back home to NY by Thursday. They couldn’t go direct because they would go straight into the path of the hurricane. So they are going under it. Captain told everyone moderate seas. What is that 4-8 foot waves?

Hey question guys... my parents are on a cruise leaving Bermuda tonight to come back to NY. They are changing course and wrapping under the hurricane. What kind of waves can they expect?