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Hurricane Irene - Discussion Part IV


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I'm also not sure that it really weakened as much as the NHC advisories would lead one to believe, TODAY...they so much as it admitted in some of the DISCOs yesterday that Irene was prob no longer a cat 3 cane, but they kept procrastinating the down grade owing to more recon data...yadda, yadda....I think they feared the very reaction that they are getting today...folks breathing easy.

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6-10 feet would be very tough.

The 11:30 high tide in Stamford is 5.3 ft NGVD and the record from 1938 is 11.0 ft NGVD.

I think it depends, if Irene goes over obx and stays just offshore va md and nj, I think its possible, but good luck to nyc, if that track verified you are talking about a ton of water piling into lower manhattan up the hudson and east rivers and along the shore to the east

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That's birds?

Yes. I presume you can see the difference from Irene to the birdies (bird people often can't but I'm sure you weather people can). They all pick up for nocturnal migration after sunset.

Sorry for OT but it is an Irene effect for sure. They're smart. The exodus from the tri-state area is fantastic against the southerly flow on August 26. They're going away from the coast, too, instead of hugging it or even leaving from it as some species do. The far-reaching effects of a hurricane, really spectacular. This is unbelievable.

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The fastest winds from this thing will be over The Cape and out of the SW where you have the strongest LLJ and sinking air. I know because everything in meterology is about the friggen LLJ.

That and I was in Hurricane Ike in Pittsburgh under that friggen LLJ it was intense.

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Yes. I presume you can see the difference from Irene to the birdies (bird people often can't but I'm sure you weather people can). They all pick up for nocturnal migration after sunset.

Sorry for OT but it is an Irene effect for sure. They're smart. The exodus from the tri-state area is fantastic against the southerly flow on August 26. They're going away from the coast, too, instead of hugging it or even leaving from it as some species do. The far-reaching effects of a hurricane, really spectacular. This is unbelievable.

:lmao:

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