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wdrag

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  1. Several 17z/4 METAR sites NYC area to MMU rocking at 50+ knots. Added at 112P as are some wxflow sites on LI...
  2. 783,000 without power in NJ. equates to about almost 2 milion people, or about 20% of the state population. 107P/4
  3. Quickly: a post of svr wx reports since midnight. TORS in red, bunch of flood reports and wind reports. Pretty serious impact up here in NJ/LI/CT and e PA. 1.84" in Wantage NJ at 101P/4
  4. My mistake: hurried multi tasking. Those weather underground are ONLY since midnight!!!!! You'll see some massive amounts near PHL when this all said and done...my """guess""" 10" since last evening.
  5. Here's some more rainfall for you since 1201AM this Tuesday morning! Wantage now 1.50" Worried about tree branches breaking. Wunderground for nw NJ and down near ABE-TTN. Thinking and thank that the modeling is doing well... too far east on track the past 5 days but consensus tracks said we had a problem. Will try and provide some brief overview images Wed morning. Credit to all the researchers and use of computers-stats. 245P/4
  6. Thank you... i saw the 95 kt but didn't take the time to look back at detail. Has to be massive problem near that station. Would like to know.
  7. Yes... but LI-yours is to come now. If you get to 65-68 kt in a few places.. i consider that a hit on 24 hours notice. Let's see what happens. In the meantime... there will be maybe a 1 hour lull when the wind shifts from south to sw, then blasts for 30 minutes out of the west 45-55kt, before the wind abruptly drops off. Used the experience of platforms in DE.
  8. Many reports 50-60 kt coastal plain of NJ and Atlantic Coastal DE. At least one station not reporting anymore in DE BAY. Perth Amboy near 50 kt now. NJ power outages up to at least 274,000 customers (more than half a million people without power). 1.16 Wantage at 1205P/4
  9. Give this til 130P. If nothing, then don't giver up on back side G 45-50kt for an hr around 4P. HRRRX modeling has been good at 24 hrs and very good inside 12 hours.
  10. Modeling of winds gusts from 12z HRRRX... this modeling looks very accurate to within 5kt. 50 kt =58 MPH. Posted for 17z, and 21z...note nw NJ in a little lull then cranks on the west flow around 4P. Also added power outages. Many reports 55-64KT in NJ coastal plain. 1144A/4
  11. Not sure how long I last with power up here in nw NJ. Might luck out if kids remain below 45 kt this afternoon. NJ power outages ramping up rapidly.
  12. Between 10 and 11A... 50kt plus as below...borrowed from MOE-FSU- Dr Bob Hart website developer. KACY: Atlantic City, Atlantic City Intl Arpt, NJ, United States [54kt, 28m/s] KDOV: Dover AFB, DE, United States [52kt, 27m/s] KGED: Georgetown, Sussex County Airport, DE, United States [50kt, 26m/s] KLFI: Langley AFB, VA, United States [51kt, 26m/s] KMFV: Melfa / Accomack Airport, VA, United States [52kt, 27m/s] KNGU: Norfolk, Naval Air Stn, VA, United States [52kt, 27m/s] KNHK: Patuxent River, Naval Air Stn, MD, United States [50kt, 26m/s] KNTU: Virginia Beach, Oceana, Naval Air Stn, VA, United States [58kt, 30m/s] KORF: Norfolk, Norfolk Intl Arpt, VA, United States [53kt, 27m/s] KOXB: Ocean City, Ocean City Municipal Airport, MD, United States [50kt, 26m/s] KSBY: Salisbury, MD, United States [53kt, 27m/s] KWAL: Wallops Island, VA, United States [59kt, 30m/s] KWRI: Mcguire AFB, NJ, United States [51kt, 26m/s] KWWD: Wildwood, NJ, United States [54kt, 28m/s] Power outages continue to expand north...as of 1103A...here is your customer count. On average 2.5x thats value for number of people without power. Only 0.71" so far in Wantage. 1116A/4
  13. 64 KT occurred Ocean MD on a platform. Elevated platform in DE BAY 67 kt. LBI SURF looks like a potentially very bad report a few minutes ago and so not using but if there is big damage by LBI...specific report should be sent here with resource. 50 KT up to Brick NJ. Within about 2 hours NYC and LI involved with 50 kt+
  14. ENH...enhanced risk. Just follow any warnings. This is trying to convey reality - situational awareness and advancing northeastward for several hours. Let's see what happens.
  15. I may be losing a data resource due to power outage??? Unsure... will be off line til 1115A. Power outages increasing N of VA now. 1018A/4
  16. The following is for information only. NOT media for rebroadcast. I'm borrowing from another highly reliable source, with whom I've not had time to discuss permission transmitting his information. BUT... thisto highlight the seriousness of the on-going event to motivate concern. Short hammering event. Be smart when NWS issues the warnings. Isaias has been overperforming in terms of tornadoes, with many confirmed touchdowns overnight and this morning between NC and Delaware. Tornado outbreaks in TCs often have a diurnal component, but temperatures staying around 80 (with dewpoints well into the 70s) northeast of the storm's center created sufficient instability to accompany the intense low-level shear and create a night/early morning outbreak. Significant damage in Suffolk, VA, damage in southern MD and on the eastern shore, and a possible ongoing long-track event through central Delaware. While the main area of interest right now is in DE/NJ shifting into southeast New England this afternoon, there are active tornado warnings as far north as New Hampshire, and SPC has issued an ENH risk for an area that includes NYC metro.
  17. HRRRX wind gusts tend to run high...a bit high but not more than 10kt in my estimation. Iso seeing HRRRX winds come down 5 or 10 kt is good. t's cranking s NJ -Wallops now and I think the values I'm seeing in the 10z guidance will be accurate to within 5kt.
  18. I think but cant really analyze well from my home view. Check satellite and other mets may be commenting on this. No question there weill be a brief 1 or 2 hour shot of 40+KT westerlies behind Isaias. Thats what should get nw NJ hills after 4P.
  19. Cape May now gusting over 50 knots! Would say s 1/2 NJ coast fully involved through 2PM. Quiets down rapidly mid or late afternoon. MY Error on Brick NJ report which was last evening. edited 957A.
  20. 62 Knots at 948A Ocean City - South Beach in far s NJ. May be a little high but there should soon be a response in s NJ - power outages.
  21. Much of DE with 50 Knots or greater since 9AM, including GED, DOV and many coastal reporting sites (courtesy wxflow etc). Posted a map of SVR/TOR/Rain reports since 6A... many reports not yet shared officially for the LSR. On-going too fast to get the data out (I suspect).
  22. Many reports 55-60 knots Wallops Island VA north to Dewey Beach DE and now near 50 knots parts of the extreme s NJ coast.
  23. Rain, clearly there has been a west shift, even since yesterday. Still, squalls are coming to coastal NJ, maybe TORS etc. On wind: Power outages spreading north. HRRRX is coming down 5 knots on expected's for today. That is good news for a little less damage inland NJ.
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