TheDreamTraveler

Isn't this guy the same guy who was arguing nonstop about radar attenuation during a hurricane last year and it took up pages of the storm discussion right before landfall because he apparently wasn't right or something? lol

Does anyone have any links to good livestreams of people out in Ida? I know a ton of people went down there streaming it lol. I searched around but having a hard time finding anything

I'll for sure as hell never forget Lee. That week of flooding was the craziest I ever saw. I had to get somewhere in hershey during that and every other road I tried to drive through was flooded and I couldn't drive through. Then the roads buckled in certain places. I don't think I ever saw the river as high as I did that time. But that also came with one of the wettest years on record and Irene had hit a few weeks prior so everything was soaked But yeah looking at the gfs and euro I think we're looking good for a ton of rainfall in the next few days. For me personally the past 2 months have been insane in terms of rainfall. I think we've already gotten like 12 inches of rain lol

It looks a thousand times better right now than it did a few hours ago. I think people just aren't impressed because they've been expecting RI this entire time. With almost nothing to impede development this has a lot of time to gradually gain strength until landfall tomorrow evening

I'm ready for the fall. Even if it's gonna rain that day I'm sick of the heat lmao

Hurricane track accuracy has improved a ton since 2005. It might not seem like it but it's gotten much more accurate in the past 16 years. Especially for a storm 3 days out I think we have a good idea where it's heading.

Yeah. Still shocked how far west the rain shield actually came though. It's on the edge of harrisburg right now. Any farther west and we would have gotten a ton more rain lol

Getting a tiny bit of rain here surprisingly lol. Doubt we really get anything over here. Points east are getting hit pretty good though

The infrastructure in a lot of places is absolutely crumbling so it wouldn't surprise me if it took that long lol

There have only been 8 hurricanes to strike new england since 1900...a category 1 is a very rare event even if it doesn't seem so because we're used to tracking powerful canes in the south. two cat 3's, three cat 2's and three cat 1's in over 120 years

Yeah I'm wondering that too. It really depends on how strong Henri gets. If it gets stronger it'll be tugged to the west a bit more. Curious how much rain we get over here though

UKMET went into long island again? wtf. it's not like it's a bad model or anything. wonder why its been showing that multiple times now

Well that's a huge difference. I know a lot of people weren't jumping onto a potential New England landfall or any effects because of the euro but it's been slowly moving more west

Crazy how much the cutoff is from here to you in harrisburg. We got destroyed lastnight here lol

The highway was just going off nonstop with sirens for 10 minutes straight. I figured some bad stuff happened over there

I was JUST gonna say that. that was crazy. it went through my closed blinds and lit everything up i havent seen lightning like that in years

i have a perfect view of that exact spot you circled from my window down south in enola and its absolutely crazy looking. tons of low hanging very dark clouds

The hooks that formed on that storm from 20 minutes already. my god lol

Yeah the surge and flooding could be bad. The thing that worries me is a ton of people there have never experienced a hurricane in their lives because Bob was 30 years ago. I doubt there's a lot who even know what to do in case of a hurricane right now

geez another tiny line just appeared out of nowhere infront of the huge one. it's already dark here again and might storm. it just appeared within 5-10 minutes and already looks really strong

You need a fast moving hurricane traveling over 20mph to do that lol. since its going to be a slow mover its going to spend too much time over cold water that can't sustain anything super strong. it definitely could be new englands first hurricane in 30 years but not anything like the cat 3's that have struck it if it's slow

I've been watching the skies outside off and on the past hour and the rotation has been absolutely wild

If they are they're probably just burnt from the tornado threat a few weeks ago lol

Kinda crazy to think there hasn't been a land falling hurricane in new england since 1991 lol. I think this is one of the longest lulls in history for there. there's so many who have never experienced a hurricane in their lives. we'll see have to see if it happens but many more are coming aboard with it being a threat including nhc

getting to track a potential tornado threat right over my house and also a potential new england hurricane is exciting. fun times lol oh and also all the crazy rain totals