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Tropical connection NYC forum area Sun-Wed, 8/2-5/20- Tropical Storm Isaias


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It's been almost 8 years since Sandy. That's a long enough time elapse for trees that were not vulnerable then to be vulnerable now. That is if the winds verify as strong as they're being forecast. Could be pretty substantial tree damage.

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Just now, NJwx85 said:

Yeah it wasn’t modeled to be severe, just the beginning of much more to come.

Its probably on the verge of being a Cat 2. 

I wonder how the models overnight will incorporate the strengthening happening now. It won’t have much time to weaken before it’s here. 

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I'm hoping this storm does not track west of the city...if it does we could see some strong winds from the south south east and less rainfall...I'd rather see more rain and less wind...not looking forward to power outages from this...Hazel in 1954 was a much bigger hurricane but tracked well west of the city...winds were clocked at 113mph on the roof of 17 Battery place in lower Manhattan...

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11 hours ago, wkd said:

Loads of posters were saying it couldn't hit NJ because of climo, disregarding the fact that a large blocking ridge negated an ots solution.

Understood. But you can't just throw away climo. You just USE climo as with any other forcasting element ... as something to factor in but with probabilities or not at 100% guarantees.

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