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I lived a block from the Great South Bay in Nassau Shores, the houses across the street backed up to a canal, and our storm sewers had 'killies' in the water, and sometimes I'd drop pieces of meat from the fridge to watch a mini-feeding frenzy.

 

No flooding at all, only damage besides power was a lot of weeping willow trees went down, one punching a hole in a neighbor's roof.

 

Blizzard of 1978, water came up from the storm sewer, snow was discolored over it, how I knew.

 

 

Used to use metal mash traps with two entrances, baited with anything, that caught 'killies' and small shrimp.  Killies were good live bait for 'snapper' fishing.  I *think* snapper are immature bluefish, they school together, you either caught a dozen in an hour or just struck out.

 

Some had some kind of gill parasite, looked like a white potato bug, but I never ate the gills anyway.  I'd clean and fillet them, and when Dad was BBQing anyway, I'd cook some up on foil.  Weird, but I tried a little cinnamon once with the S&P, and it worked.

 

 

Oh, my old house on Leewater by Curlew in Nassau Shores would have flooded several feet deep in Sandy (I have seen YouTubes from neighboring, parallel streets), and had a basement (with a sub pump), but my sister says they repaired it.

 

 

BTW, mainly from the Sunrise Highway trips and the LIRR, but I always thought of Long Beach as basically being part of Queens.  Rockville Centre was almost Queens for me.  Dad's mother was bedridden in Glendale, although we usually took the Southern State into Queens, and from there, I just remember a highway that went under another highway with an elevated train line on top.  WE'd do Sunrise to a highway in Seaford, and then the Southern State.  Rumor in the 1970s was the Seaford expressway would be extended across Long Island Sound via a bridge.  That'd have knocked about two hours off the trips to Cape Cod (Harwichport) we did several Summers.  Also vacationed once near where my Mom's mother was from (and is buried), Marshfield.

 

Ah, nostalgia...

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Here is an advisory:

 

NYC WEATHER FORUM, NEW YORK, NY.

2:36 PM EDT SAT MAR 22 2014  
 
...WINTER WEATHER  WISHCASTING  ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 12 AM EDT THIS  
THURSDAY .  
 
* LOCATIONS...MARCH 25 -26 POTENTIAL BOMB PART II THREAD

* HAZARD TYPES...WEENIEISM.  
 
* ACCUMULATIONS...UP TO 20 PAGES OF WISHCASTING  
 
* TIMING...THIS AFTERNOON THROUGH WEDNESDAY EVENING  
 
* IMPACTS...HIGH IMPACT. WISHCASTING ACCUMULATIONS WILL RESULT IN EXTREME NAVIGATING   
DIFFICULTIES THROUGH THE TREAD
 
 
* TEMPERATURES...AROUND 210 WHEN HEATED DISAGREEMENTS START.  

 

* WINDS - QUITE A BIT OF HOT AIR WINDS 

 

* VISIBILITIES...WITH SNOW GOGGLES ON UNLIMITED VISIBILITY MUCH SNOW WILL FALL 
 
PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...  
 
IF TRAVELING THROUGH THIS THREAD ...SLOW DOWN AND PLAN EXTRA TIME TO NAVIGATE THROUGH IT.

 

 

..NEG NAO
 

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