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Just picked up another .75 inch of rain as a thin slow moving line came thru.
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Actually to this point, Brooklyn seems to have the heaviest totals.
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Rain stopped here and blue sky to the south.
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The strongest wind gust from Henri appears to be 70mph at Point Judith R.I.
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The winds did not even come close to what was anticipated, in most of the area.
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All tropical storm warnings are dropped as Henri continues to weaken.
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2.6 inches of rain here today and 1.52 last evening for a total of 4.12. Wind has finally picked up a little with gusts to about 20-25.
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1.75 inches of rain from Henri and 3.30 in of rain including last night. Still raining at a good clip
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Radar may be indicating they could be correct.
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Looks like western half of Long Island in for lots of rain and it appears to be ending in far eastern Long Island. I now have 1.42 inches from Henri after 1.5 inches last night.
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Its hard to tell where the center is but it appears as though southeast and central Ct. are getting the worst. I think Henri may be heading more west than north.
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New London airport in SE Ct. reporting sustained 31mph and gust to 46mph. Henri appears to be moving toward Ct.
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NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEW YORK NY 954 AM EDT SUN AUG 22 2021 ...HIGHEST WIND REPORTS... LOCATION SPEED TIME/DATE PROVIDER ...CONNECTICUT... ...NEW LONDON COUNTY... USCG ACADEMY 49 MPH 0833 AM 08/22 WXFLOW GROTON AIRPORT 39 MPH 0837 AM 08/22 ASOS ...NEW YORK... ...SUFFOLK COUNTY... BAITING HOLLOW 50 MPH 0850 AM 08/22 CWOP NAPEAGUE 48 MPH 0849 AM 08/22 WXFLOW SHINNECOCK 42 MPH 0859 AM 08/22 WXFLOW GREAT GULL ISLAND 46 MPH 0841 AM 08/22 WXFLOW ORIENT POINT 38 MPH 0805 AM 08/22 CWOP MECOX BAY 38 MPH 0811 AM 08/22 WXFLOW SOUTHOLD 37 MPH 0817 AM 08/22 CWOP WESTHAMPTON AIRPORT 37 MPH 0836 AM 08/22 ASOS STONY BROOK 37 MPH 0838 AM 08/22 CWOP MONTAUK AIRPORT 36 MPH 0800 AM 08/22 ASOS SHIRLEY AIRPORT 36 MPH 0849 AM 08/22 ASOS SOUTHOLD 36 MPH 0905 AM 08/22 NYSM EAST HAMPTON 35 MPH 0855 AM 08/22 AWOS ORIENT 35 MPH 0901 AM 08/22 CWOP ...MARITIME STATIONS... ...CONNECTICUT... STONGINGTON OUTER BREAKWATER 48 MPH 0850 AM 08/22 WXFLOW ...NEW YORK... 19 SSE EAST HAMPTON 49 MPH 0810 AM 08/22 NDBC && **METADATA** :8/22/2021,0837 AM, CT, NEW
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We are definitely due. Of course the indirect hits we have had, like Sandy, Isaias are as bad as a direct hit. Sandy maybe worse.
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So the streak of no hurricanes coming onshore in New England will stay in tack. 30 years and counting. It has actually been 36 years for Long Island.
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Block Island was pretty close if not in the eastern eye wall and it had a gust to 66mph.
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.5 inch of rain here from Henri and raining pretty hard.
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After 1.5 inches of rain last night, I have received .17 from Henri. Light rain falling, very light winds.
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Already 1.50 inches of rain here.
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Not looking well defined at this point. It has about 12-24 hours over warm water. If it doesn't intensify then, it won't get any stronger. Looks like there could be decent rains west of the storm center as there is good lift to the west of the storm.
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Areas west of the center will get NE winds shifting to North.
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At this point I am expecting decent rains, probably 1-3 inches and wind gusts in the 40s at my house and probably 50s in exposed locations, like nearby airports. That is with a landfall over eastern Long Island. Of course that can change.
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.02 inch of rain here, everything north and west. We just keep missing thunderstorm activity for the most part.
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12z GFS puts the Henri right on top of the Nassau-Suffolk border.
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Talk about crazy tracks, hurricane Esther in 1961. It came within miles of going ashore in eastern New England, then made a quick eastern turn out to sea, then turned south, then west and then north. It made a complete loop only to go back over the Cape Cod area. So in reality the same storm affected the same area twice.