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Ah, OK. Sorry for making an assumption. It just looked like where debris from the ocean front and sand ended up, there was a little bit of elevation just northeast of 98 in that area.

Not to bring up Brett Adair again, but it looks like if he would have turned off 98 and been on one of the residential streets that ran parallel just inland, he might not have been caught up in the surge? It doesn't look like the surge penetrated to far inland where he was vs. further north.

What was the EF rating of the tornado in the famous train derailment video? That would be comparable wind speeds, no?

Damn, 3rd strongest land-falling hurricane in terms of mb...

And now it's gone!

The railing on CNN was just bent over!

CNN live feed very impressive too.

How about 919 mb!

Who said a few pages ago that land interaction could drag it westward? It sure looks like it's doing that in the last few GOES frames.

Wouldn't he be working 12+ hour days to get ready for the election?

927mb ...

Mappy just mentioned in another thread even The Weather Channel's teams are bugging out to move further inland. An amazing storm that seemed to come out of nowhere.

1/4 R+ I can't think of a time I've seen it rain this hard here.

Ask and you shall receive? My phone just beeped a Flood Warning in Newton.

CNN was interviewing an official on scene earlier and he was being rather vague about what was happening in regards to the rescue efforts.