Rjay

The images from Sanibel are weak sauce compared to when Sandy was making landfall.

2/6/10

You mad bc I won twice?

Dry Tortugas

Lol no

What I miss?

Storm mode is now activated.

This thread will be more heavily moderated going forward. Have fun tracking but post banter in the proper thread. Good luck to any of you folks affected by this storm.

It's about time for storm mode.

Don't you have a few to save up in a tree somewhere.

Against our highest normals

Icon posts makes me want to hurt kittens.

The KMA is a model too.

You're just a super weenie.

...NWS Damage Survey for 09/25/2022 Tornado Event... ...EF0 Tornado Confirmed in Mattituck, NY... Overview...A National Weather Service storm survey team, in coordination with Suffolk County Fire Rescue and Emergency Services has confirmed an EF0 tornado in the Mattituck area of Suffolk County NY. Based on analysis of the storm survey findings and OKX dual pol radar reflectivity, velocity and derived data (including a tornadic debris signature), it was determined that an EF0 tornado first touched down at Juniper Hill farms around 1117 pm, damaging a greenhouse and downing a couple of large trees on the property. The tornadic circulation likely lifted or skipped along as it tracked east northeast across a one mile stretch of remote wooded area, before touching down and shearing several tree tops and large limbs in the vicinity of Cottage Way, Walnut Place, and Lipco Road, between Sound Avenue and Old Sound Avenue. Peripheral straight line wind damage to a large tree was noted near Shirley Road and Horton Avenue to the north of Sound Avenue as well. The tornadic circulation likely skipped east northeast in the vicinity of Old Sound Avenue/Main Street over Love Lane and Wickham Avenue with spotty tree damage noted, before definitively touching down once again between Wickham Ave and Mary`s Road to the north of Pike Street, with a large maple tree sheared a few feet from its base, minor siding and roof damage, and leaf splatter on the west and south sides of homes. This most prominent damage path, about 50 to 75 yards in width, continued across Mary`s Road, where 3 evergreen trees were snapped at their base in a convergent pattern (the 2 southernmost trees laying in a northeast direction and the northernmost tree laying in a southeast direction). The tornado continued eastward across the Mattituck-Cutchogue Jr/Sr high school track, twisting and damaging a large scoreboard, overturning metals benches, and laying down a 100 ft section of wind fence on the north side of the adjacent tennis courts in a northerly direction (again consistent with a convergent wind pattern). The tornado then continued east over the high school, ripping up large sections of asphalt roofing material over one of the main buildings. The damage across the high school grounds was the most severe along the path, consistent with tornadic winds of 75 to 85 mph. The tornado then exited east over an area of homes on Village Lane, causing significant tree and fence damage to several homes, before likely lifting around 1120 pm as the rotating storm continued eastward over the farm fields and vineyards that lay to the east. No visible damage was noted to the east of this point, marking the presumed end of the tornado path.

Western Cuba/115mph

There's probably going to be trees down in Islandia and Central Islip.

Heavy rain and wind

New warning out

Southern end of the line strengthening to my west. Possibly a new hail core.

An extra for you

In-laws said hail in Hicksville

My brother said very strong winds in Stewart Manor. He lost a small tree.