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Everything posted by Nibor
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Yeah I think I was a bit over zealous saying over 2k feet. Elevation will play a roll for sure.
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It's November, I'd use the positive snow depth change over 10-1. Even still I have a hard time seeing northern NJ seeing those pinks and purples. Actual snowfall accumulation is gonna be above 2k feet. Some early season flakes are definitely not out of the question though.
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Can really see the smoke now low on the horizon.
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Smokey out here looking towards NYC from Jersey City.
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These are from the second round of the aurora last night taken from Edgewater NJ looking up the Hudson at the GWB.
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Friend in NJ just sent this. Looks like it might be spiking again.
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I’m staying up all night. Such a rare event.
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It’s visible down to Atlantic City apparently. Maybe more will come through the night.
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I never thought I’d see the aurora in queens. Wow.
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Replace the x with twitter, recopy paste then hit space. If on mobile you have to replace the x with twitter in a web browser before copying it over. Edit: just realized if on mobile you just have to click the message that says "paste as plain text instead" and it'll embed you still have to replace x with twitter.
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Crane down
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Can really see a tug east during the ERC before a return to more northeasterly movement from the 10 hr loop.
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Fun fact metal doesn't increase your risk of getting struck by lightning.
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Hurricane Milton up to this point.
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~14 hours
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Everyone knows this is where the real storm thread exists
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If in an area with a Hurricane Warning you should expect hurricane force winds.
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I might be wrong but Katrina was a pretty large storm when it was cat 5. Milton is still small, relatively. Has time to gain size.
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Two different recon planes, two passes, 903.5 and 902.5. Maybe Milton has plateaued?