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Henri: Moderate-Major impacts NYC subforum this weekend, possibly into Monday August 21-23, 2021


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Impressive flooding in Brooklyn last night.

 

 

 

Station Number: NJ-HD-1  Station Name: Harrison 0.3 N
Observation Date 8/22/2021 7:00 AM
Submitted 8/22/2021 6:58 AM
Total Precip Amount  4.26 in.
Notes --
Taken at registered location Yes
Snow Information
New Snow Depth NA
New Snow Water Equivalent NA
Total Snow Depth NA
Total Snow Water Equivalent NA
Duration Information
Precipitation Began --
Precipitation Ended --
Heavy Precip Began --
Heavy Precip Lasted --
Duration Time Accuracy --
Additional Information
Additional Data Recorded No
Submitted 8/22/2021 6:58 AM

Flooding

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Hc7 said:

I dunno why you say that as if the eye is making landfall right now, its still roughly 100+ miles out to sea and still has somewhat of a NNW heading, theres still at least 4-5 more hours for it to continue drifting and the eye can still totally clip the eastern part of the Island. Either way its pretty much irrelevant whether the eye barely misses the island by a mile completely or whether it landfalls 10 miles into the east end, the outcome and impact for a majority of the island will be nearly the exact same. Henri is still going to cause widespread, significant problems for the area. How far west it drifted had much more of an impact on the CT/Mass/RI area than it did LI.

You are wishcasting.

Unless the storm puts on a turn signal and makes a sharp left turn, The eye is not landing on Long Island.

 

Of course there are widespread effects outside of the eye.

 

But the thinking of a landfall between Smith Point Park and Southampton was off by 100 miles…I am glad to say

 

 

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So we will by 2PM know how we stand on wind and power outages, initially.  Then dealing with pockets of 30-40 kt gusts during the night, high terrain NNJ/se NYS with weakened root systems could add to the total power outages.  

My concern, as many, is the additional 2 to possibly 12" of rain in our subforum by late Monday night. My focus continues NNJ/ne PA/Catskill region where I think we pound tonight and Monday morning with widespread 3-7" isolated 10".  If this occurs as I anticipate,  has to result to in moderate or greater stream flooding, some small fast responding streams with bridge washouts/road closures ne PA, NNJ, se NYS.  

I've added previous week rain departure which to me focuses, most favorable flood area ne PA, nNJ.  Also some FGEN guidance that I like which is verifying nicely. See 11z radar today and the expected shift north with interim guidance not shown.

SPC HREF max amounts axis shown as well as the HRRRX max rainfall axis (single member).

 

 

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7 minutes ago, bluewave said:

Harrison has the heaviest rainfall total so far for the OKX Zones. Impressive flooding in Brooklyn last night.

 

 

 

Station Number: NJ-HD-1  Station Name: Harrison 0.3 N
Observation Date 8/22/2021 7:00 AM
Submitted 8/22/2021 6:58 AM
Total Precip Amount  4.26 in.
Notes --
Taken at registered location Yes
Snow Information
New Snow Depth NA
New Snow Water Equivalent NA
Total Snow Depth NA
Total Snow Water Equivalent NA
Duration Information
Precipitation Began --
Precipitation Ended --
Heavy Precip Began --
Heavy Precip Lasted --
Duration Time Accuracy --
Additional Information
Additional Data Recorded No
Submitted 8/22/2021 6:58 AM

Flooding

 

 

 

 

 

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Amounts up to 6" were reported in nw Brooklyn:
 

 

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13 minutes ago, jconsor said:

Amounts up to 6" were reported in nw Brooklyn:

NYC just set its new heaviest hourly rainfall total at 1.94”. The 8th heaviest hourly total was set back in July. Notice how many hourly records were set in recent years.

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4 minutes ago, nycsnow said:

Complete model failure with the rainfall half of them don’t even have nyc getting this rain today let alone what happened last night 

The rain band that impacted NYC and NJ last night sort of reached way out from the storm.

It seemed unusual, but it is still surprising that the models did not recognize the precipitation potential. Wonder what lessons will be learned from this.  

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1 minute ago, jfklganyc said:

 

All the LI Airports last hour.

 

Gusty from Brookhaven out.

Even Islip is fairly calm

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The best part is the TAFs...60kts at ISP and 44kts at JFK.  My hunch is there is some sort of agreement to appease NHC for the warnings because 925 winds do not support anything remotely near that.

 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, etudiant said:

The rain band that impacted NYC and NJ last night sort of reached way out from the storm.

It seemed unusual, but it is still surprising that the models did not recognize the precipitation potential. Wonder what lessons will be learned from this.  

Even currently hrrr has nyc not getting much rain today just look at the radar it’s loaded 

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Just now, nycsnow said:

Even currently hrrr has nyc not getting much rain today just look at the radar it’s loaded 

 

Yeah I would say til 21Z there could be solid rains NYC east and even NRN NJ.  I think though that most places won't exactly see tons of rain based on radar though...some pockets will pull off 3-4-5 inches though

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5 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

 

The best part is the TAFs...60kts at ISP and 44kts at JFK.  My hunch is there is some sort of agreement to appease NHC for the warnings because 925 winds do not support anything remotely near that.

 

 

 

We will know by 11-1pm haha

 

That’s when this is supposed to crank that high

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