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Cane Sandy Obs-New England


Damage In Tolland

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keep the awesome obs coming...I'm living this event through you guys right now. Trees basically staying still here for 10 minutes at a time. If someone could take video that'd be awesome.

Even I didn't think the winds would be that low in Litchfield County... but you said you're on the NW side of a hill? That'll definitely do it because the low level jet is hitting your hill on the otherside and then rising over your location with very little momentum transfer down due to the rising air.

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Went out to take some photos for my local newspaper to give the editor a hand.

Puddingstone Rd., Brookline, MA

lol at not using the garage. I'm just going to assume that the guy had too much crap in there and couldn't fit his car in it, and that it's not full with another vehicle. Makes for a better story in my mind that way.

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I saw a wind gust report out of Newport's official reporting station of 59 and I agree with it. I'm skeptical of all these 70 plus gusts. The worst of the gusts diminished about an hour ago. I'd say this event was more substantial than Irene. Far more branches down, bigger branches and some uprooted trees. But certainly nothing historic. The storm surge was disappointing. Big waves at the beaches but no major overwash at the beaches.

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Will, Scooter..why the drop in winds out east twds cape? Is that temporary for them? I thought they were gonna rock 5-6:00?

I dunno...perhaps its getting more pulse-like. But the strongest of the LLJ was progged for about 5-6pm. We'll see if it pulses back up.

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I saw a wind gust report out of Newport's official reporting station of 59 and I agree with it. I'm skeptical of all these 70 plus gusts. The worst of the gusts diminished about an hour ago. I'd say this event was more substantial than Irene. Far more branches down, bigger branches and some uprooted trees. But certainly nothing historic. The storm surge was disappointing. Big waves at the beaches but no major overwash at the beaches.

Dude have you seen the south coast?
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