dan11295

looks to be still some rotation with the Holden cell. Going to come really close to here so definitely watching it.

This was at 402 pm when it looked to be the strongest

there was a decent couplet for like one frame on the radar, doesn't look like much now though.

EWR hit 100 again what else is new, just checked that's 7 days of 100+ this year.

gauges (from WunderMap)

Seeing multiple rain gauges with >5" now.

OWD 100 at 1 pm other 100+ obs at 1pm EWR 100 JFK 102

Stuff is ramping up very quickly now, significant TDS showing on radar from multiple tornadoes currently.

Kind of crazy that Pensacola is going to have a bigger snow event than Boston has has in 2+ winters

Umm, we did, its name was Milton.

Am pretty sure the 2013 data is garbage also

Just to be clear those are economic loss estimates and not just actual estimated insured or insured+uninsured damages.

I am assuming in Manasota Key/Grove City that is actually Milton damage and not mostly previous damage from Helene (I don't know what the area looked like post-Helene and pre-Milton). Could also be a cumulative effect of both storms, since both had generally similar surges (with some variation) within such a short time period along the Ft Myers-Sarasota stretch of coastline.

Obviously we don't have a full scope of damage yet. While the 10-15' surge did not materialize for Tampa Bay, this was still a category 3 impacting a lot of populated real estate.

The fact that Milton went south of Tampa Bay and the expected peak surge values came down a bit will no doubt mitigate potential damage. I would think places like Venice would have had the highest surge.