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This too shall pass. Amazing shot.
Calm after the storm: sun’s about to come up on the Outer Banks. (New photo) (Taken with instagram)
This too shall pass. Amazing shot.
Calm after the storm: sun’s about to come up on the Outer Banks. (New photo) (Taken with instagram)
..portions of New York City beginning to get flooded..
As said: The storm surge was the true worry of this storm.. And now events are showing why it was a valid concern..
The hurricane, by the way, is right over New York City now .. it’s going to race as of now, though, caught up with the right steering currents..
Tidal flooding is beginning.. water is rushing the beach .. Al Roker is reporting that streets are flooding and cars are being inundated with water from the ocean .
…I still think it’s lost the power it had. It started last night… And now we will just with for the latest from the hurricane hunters
This storm should be downgraded!!!
So when will the NHC do it?
I’m not saying winds and rains are over (believe it’s even coming down outside my window and I know Jersey and NYC are in for some tough hours) but the dry air last night really destroyed the power of Irene. And thankfully so..
Dodged a bullet perhaps? …we still got shot .. but maybe only with an air rifle..
I have received no responses from followers there on how things were.. And that troubles me greatly..
…they say that the dry air won’t stop the storm. I agree.. But it will do more than what some may think.. Any little bit of dry weather and weakening will help this thing not be as bad as feared. Although think of it this way: For places that are only 10 feet above sea level, a storm surge along with 12 inches of rain along the coast is going to be pretty bad. And even more, for the inland areas, 6 inches of rain on saturated ground isn’t going to be pretty