OBS for moderate coastal impact Nor'easter Sun-Mon 10/12-13/25 with needed rain everywhere. To minimize any disruptions review NWS warnings-statements.

[TJW014]

Taking a big beating in Seaside Park 

[wthrmn654]

Man the waters high barely a shore left before road starts going.  1 foot to spare lol

[eduggs]

34 minutes ago, wdrag said:

We'll await the official readings but at Sandy Hook... I think the max came in near 7.8 MLLW or on the cusp of minor-moderate CF threshold... statistically. 

From what I can see from the hydrological stations in and around new york harbor, this afternoon's high tide has crested slightly below yesterday's predictions. That's a good thing for people on the immediate shoreline, but there's still widespread minor to isolated moderate coastal flooding ongoing.

[Franklin0529]

1 hour ago, wdrag said:

We'll await the official readings but at Sandy Hook... I think the max came in near 7.8 MLLW or on the cusp of minor-moderate CF threshold... statistically. 

I'm on the Sandy hook Bay/Shrewsbury River. Tide was definitely higher earlier this morning then this afternoon tide. 

[FPizz]

2 hours ago, Poker2015 said:

.27" since Saturday. This cutoff better not continue into winter.

Wow, I'm only at .11" haha!  

[psv88]

2.74”

[TJW014]

Still seeing gusts over 50 mph along the beach with these bands rotating in. 

[uofmiami]

2.66” in Syosset & 1.89” in Muttontown. 

[LibertyBell]

wow massive flooding near Jamaica Bay both in southern Queens and SW Nassau.

I have to wonder how much of this is because of climate change induced sea level rise?  This storm, while strong, didn't seem to be strong enough to cause such a surge! Major flooding in Lindenhurst too.

 

 

[LibertyBell]

2 hours ago, eduggs said:

From what I can see from the hydrological stations in and around new york harbor, this afternoon's high tide has crested slightly below yesterday's predictions. That's a good thing for people on the immediate shoreline, but there's still widespread minor to isolated moderate coastal flooding ongoing.

Major coastal flooding in southern Queens and along the south shore of Long Island

[donsutherland1]

Select rainfall amounts through 6 pm:

Daily Record for October 13:
Poughkeepsie: 1.89" (old record: 1.25", 2005)

 

[lee59]

1.73 inch of rain here from the storm. Still nasty with gusty winds and on and off rain.

[BxEngine]

Around 2.15” 

[dseagull]

It's been a F'n day....   will share pictures tomorrow of what really happened on Barnegat Bay.  It was a good one....

[dseagull]

58 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

wow massive flooding near Jamaica Bay both in southern Queens and SW Nassau.

I have to wonder how much of this is because of climate change induced sea level rise?  This storm, while strong, didn't seem to be strong enough to cause such a surge! Major flooding in Lindenhurst too.

 

 

Duration under gradient.   Thankfully, neap tides.  Its bad, but ive been here for many decades, my entire life.   I still havd visual tide guages from 40 years ago.  Id love to blame my areas back bay flooding on sea level rise, but thats not the case.   There have been tremendous man-made changes to the inlet and surrounding areas that are almost certainly responsible.   

 

To each their own.  

[Volcanic Winter]

18 minutes ago, BxEngine said:

Around 2.15” 

2.6'' here in western Toms River. My parents in Seaside haven't been having much fun, though thankfully they're nearly a full block in from the ocean and behind some well constructed dunes. 

All things considered this ended up fairly gnarly.

[wdrag]

I'm pretty much satisfied with outcomes of this storm... p1 if questions...includes WPC 5 day total. CoCoRaHs tomorrow sometime around 915-930. Still some power outages.  Officially at least spotty 3 so far Stony Brook LI, and a fair mounts of 3+ Ocean and Monmouth counties in NJ with 3.6+ at Berkeley Heights.

[LibertyBell]

12 minutes ago, dseagull said:

Duration under gradient.   Thankfully, neap tides.  Its bad, but ive been here for many decades, my entire life.   I still havd visual tide guages from 40 years ago.  Id love to blame my areas back bay flooding on sea level rise, but thats not the case.   There have been tremendous man-made changes to the inlet and surrounding areas that are almost certainly responsible.   

 

To each their own.  

Probably, the sea level change isn't significant yet.

I just remember back in the 1990s when we had these huge noreasters, it usually required much stronger winds and either a new or full moon.

 

[LibertyBell]

2 minutes ago, wdrag said:

I'm pretty much satisfied with outcomes of this storm... p1 if questions...includes WPC 5 day total. CoCoRaHs tomorrow sometime around 915-930. Still some power outages.  Officially at least spotty 3 so far Stony Brook LI, and a fair mounts of 3+ Ocean and Monmouth counties in NJ with 3.6+ at Berkeley Heights.

60 mph winds at Stony Brook too Walt

[LibertyBell]

1 hour ago, donsutherland1 said:

Select rainfall amounts through 6 pm:

Daily Record for October 13:
Poughkeepsie: 1.89" (old record: 1.25", 2005)

 

How much more do you think will fall, Don? 0.25 inch?