jerseyshorewxguy

it's the same area of southern Monmouth County that got destroyed by a Boxing Day blizzard .

thank you for an intelligent post. .

it's not confusing at all .

31 in Belmar where i worked -- it was a snowpocalypse --- the difference between the impact of 24 (where i lived in northern monmouth county and 31 in southern Mo Co was noticeable --- abandoned or stuck cars everywhere .

are you repeating the same sentence over and over again in hopes that it will become reality? .

it's a flizzard in coastal Monmouth County New Jersey. This would've been a big one. The ocean is angry. .

The January 25, 1987 analog may be a good one here. That was a devastating storm for Cape Cod. .

completely different set up. .

this post was barely literate. As others have said you need to watch for the mid level warming here based on placememt of 850 low. Valentine's Day 2007 temp never got above 25 and it was a sleet fest. I don't think that will happen here, but it isn't as simple as a storm plowing into cold air. and I think that EDuggs posts are good--certainly better than yours.

also PD 2023 .

Thanks, I am in Sea Bright, NJ (just below Sandy Hook) which is one of the most vulnerable areas in NJ for coastal flooding, so I will start paying attention.

why would anyone in NYC be losing sleep over this storm?

Thanks--Mr. Bob---very helpful re FSU during a hurricane--- and for others, Sandy was bad in Sea Bright, NJ----destroyed over 50% of homes and businesses.

St Mark's bullseye. Wonder if the lighthouse survives.

My son is a sophomore at FSU. How long was city paralyzed because of Kate---how long did power outages last? We were without power 17 days for Sandy but that would be brutal in Tally with August/early September heat.