Itstrainingtime
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Cape Coral 112mph sustained gusts to 135mph per Ian thread.
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DIdn't see the 18z but the 12z NAM had significant rains up into central NY state.
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Reading reports of gusts in the 125mph range so far. Seems like Ian's ultimately going to be remembered for surge and flooding of epic proportion.
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The Euro drowns us. A lot of 3"+ totals over the southern half of PA.
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If...if the GFS is correct, I won't see a drop of rain in Pittsburgh this weekend.
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Ian: Unfortunately, sadly...this looks like one of those times when the bite is as bad as the bark. Or even worse.
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That area is getting crushed. And as you said, the western eyewall looks even stronger...and it's still a ways to go until it comes ashore.
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Reading that Sanibel Island might be in the eyewall now.
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62/65 here - the 65 is a fixed, year-round reading. LOL
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My interpretation of your interpretation is that you interpreted the situation correctly.
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Yet another nudge north this morning from WPC:
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Figured we'd get shutdown tonight with Wacha dealing. If someone said we'd have 8 on the board in 4 AB's I'd have been thrilled.
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Interesting that according to that map, I get more rain than some areas in the Carolinas...
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Orioles - Redsox...they've been playing for 2.5 hours, 20 runs have scored, and they're in the 4th inning.
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Admittedly, I don't keep accurate wind data, but I know for certain that I've had a whole lot of wind gusts over 40 mph here in Maytown. In fact, quite a few over 50 as well. That's in the past 10 years...not sure what years you were living here.
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Up on the Ironville Ridge?
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What Canderson said - are you closer or farther away from me now?
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Which is really a shame when you think about the parade of MLB all stars whose journey to the show was through City Island.
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Given the Nats attendance numbers the past several months, you might not have an issue finding seats under cover even if your seats aren't...
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There is a precedent for this trip - 10 years ago at the end of October, there was this storm in the Atlantic by the name of Sandy. That weekend was our annual trip to Pittsburgh, and we had quite a ride coming home Monday morning in tropical storm conditions. It was "fun" coming back east through the Laurels...and yes, we saw snow on the ridges around Somerset.
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If I could nitpick, let's make it Monday PM. I'm leaving Pittsburgh at 10am on Monday.
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WPC nudged heavy rainfall a bit farther north today, but most of PA is still on the sidelines:
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You got that right. Wishing everyone well down there. Good building codes will help mitigate some of the wind damage but won't do much against surge and flooding.
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I just read that - and yes, we're going down almost one year from now to the date. 2 trips to FL next year, Sanibel in the fall (late September) and then Universal in December. I'm looking forward to those trips a lot...haven't been to either and obviously they'll be completely different experiences. May 2024 is a cross-country 3 week trip out west including a couple nights in Mammoth Lakes, CA...yeah, just a little stoked for that trip. But it's still out there a ways.
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"It's east" "It's west" "It's north" "It's south" It's ugly commentary.
