NycStormChaser

1 hour ago, ag3 said:

I'm gonna go check out the Powell's Cove Park area where the NWS says 50+ trees came down in a small confined area.

I shot this in college point. Didn't get to whitestone because it got late. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=435102140329932&id=100014904481414

27 minutes ago, Ace said:

Cape on the increase. Forcing was looking like an issue, but small cells are popping in New Jersey. Timing may be a bit off though, since the most conductive parameters for rotation may came an hour or 2 after storms roll though. I'm thinking SE NY should get the best storms in a couple of hours.

I'm heading up to the Yonkers area for now. Probably end up further north but if there will be severe weather I think it will be there. 

Not impressed with the radar but Hrrr and soundings still support a morning threat over the next 4 to 5 hours.

1 hour ago, bluewave said:

The Jones Beach West End is one of the best spots on Long Island to see interesting bird species. Brown Pelicans have been spotted in the last few days there. Just click on the details to see the photos.

https://ebird.org/alert/summary?sid=SN35648&sortBy=obsDt&o=desc

My favorite bird to photograph are snowy owls. I've seen them in liberty state park, Staten Island and all the south shore long Island beaches this year. 

58 minutes ago, sauss06 said:

doesn't appear it wants to pull out anytime soon. 

This certainly looks promising. 

NY1... 

1 hour ago, Dan76 said:

William?

Pam. Not William. 

11 hours ago, WeatherFeen2000 said:

No reason to attack me like that, you don't know me like that lol all jokes aside don't ever come at me like that again. Again no deaths reported with this storm in the states- obviously the tropical rains caused the deaths in Costa Rica and Honduras and their mudslides this had the writing on the wall as a weak tropical system

Give it up already dude

On 9/15/2017 at 10:01 PM, WeatherFeen2000 said:

MAM update on Jose, and future Lee

 

I think Jose hits New York City area Irene style tucked but tropical storm Maria ("Lee" was a misprint)hits Cape Hatteras and scoots completely east.

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On July 3, 2016 at 5:09 PM, NJwx85 said:

On July 3, 2016 at 4:06 PM, Brian5671 said:

more people can view them further north. plus for TV purposes you have the skyline as the background

But at least people can go to battery park and enjoy themselves. The Hudson has all that park property along the West side highway. From battery park you would have great views from Staten Island, Brooklyn and NJ.

People still watch fireworks from Battery Park and Brooklyn. Jersey city began doing their own fireworks show a few years ago when the Macy's firework show was moved from the Hudson River back to the East River. They go off at the same time and are just as long in duration. It's pretty cool watching both from jersey go off at the same time. 

Latest guidance remains in the mid to upper 80s range for the 4th after some afternoon/evening storms on the third. Fri - Sun look warm 85 - 90 range.

My wedding is Sunday in Port Jeff. Hoping it doesn't rain for the ceremony at 4 which is outside. After that I'm not too concerned as the reception is indoors.

I'll take rain on the 4th if it's clear on the 3rd for my wedding

They got a foot of rain. That's crazy. My uncle works in Islip as a tow truck driver. He had to drive east to work on the westbound lanes of the southern state parkway this morning. Eastbound lanes were too flooded.