Hurricane Sandy - Please read ASAP- 65 Deaths

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There is a good chance we will lose power for a few days or even up to a week here in NY due to Hurricane Sandy which will be hitting us Monday. Hurricane Sandy as already taken 65 Lives In the Caribbean. You are in our Prayers. Everyone on the East Coast and all people who will be hit by this storm God Bless and good luck.


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Update: Sunday 5:12PM EST

I just found out my family is in the evacuation zone. I am about 1 block away from it as well. We could all use some prayers right now. I will do my best to keep people updated if anyone has any interest.

Thank you everyone for the support and kind words.


Update: Monday 1:05 AM EST


I just took a look outside and the wind is really picking up. I am on the 25th floor so its very strong. This does not look good.
 
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I have family in New York City and Vermont, so obviously my prayers will be with you, but even if it wasn't for them, I would still be praying for you all. Hope everything is ok :)
 
I have personal computers in NY, God keep them safe
 
My whole family lives in NY and I just moved south recently so I'm glad I escaped this hurricane for now. Hopefully the media's just hyping everything up. I know several of my fellow NYers are taking early vacations to Los Angeles due to this lol.
 
Damn, my boss lives right in the middle of where it's going to hit. :(
 
My whole family lives in NY and I just moved south recently so I'm glad I escaped this hurricane for now. Hopefully the media's just hyping everything up. I know several of my fellow NYers are taking early vacations to Los Angeles due to this lol.


I hope so as well but I went through Hurricane Irene not to long ago and it was so much flooding and damage. This is supposed to be worse and its supposed to last a lot longer. Part of NY is already being evacuated. 7pm is the deadline.
 
I hope so as well but I went through Hurricane Irene not to long ago and it was so much flooding and damage. This is supposed to be worse and its supposed to last a lot longer. Part of NY is already being evacuated. 7pm is the deadline.

Worse than Irene?! Holy crap.
 
I live in central New Jersey and we're going to get hit hard. The media is actually not hyping it up enough.
It is a hurricane and there should be a hurricane warning. Yet the media is not doing so.

It's a lot more dangerous than everyone thinks because it's a hybrid "Frankenstorm"
the cold air from the North will mix with the warm air from the hurricane and it will be a colossal super-storm.
 
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I live in central New Jersey and we're going to get hit hard. The media is actually not hyping it up enough.
It is a hurricane and their should be a hurricane warning. Yet the media is not doing so.

It's a lot more dangerous than everyone thinks because it's a hybrid "Frankenstorm"
the cold air from the North will mix with the warm air from the hurricane and it will be a colossal super-storm.

You're not leaving the state?
 
The media is actually not hyping it up enough.
It is a hurricane and their should be a hurricane warning. Yet the media is not doing so.

I don't know about central Jersey, but here we have more than enough media hype going on to go around. :)

I'm on the coast in MA near Cape Cod, expecting to get some weather but nothing substantially worse then the last couple of hurricanes that zipped past here.
HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA 557 AM EDT SUN OCT 28 2012 MAZ007-015-016-019-291000- EASTERN ESSEX MA-SUFFOLK MA-EASTERN NORFOLK MA-EASTERN PLYMOUTH MA- 557 AM EDT SUN OCT 28 2012 ...HIGH WIND WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 6 AM MONDAY TO 2 AM EDT TUESDAY... ...COASTAL FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT FROM MONDAY MORNING THROUGH TUESDAY AFTERNOON...

THIS HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK IS FOR EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS...NORTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS AND SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS. .DAY ONE...TODAY AND TONIGHT. HAZARDOUS WEATHER IS NOT EXPECTED AT THIS TIME. .DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. PLEASE LISTEN TO NOAA WEATHER RADIO OR GO TO WEATHER.GOV ON THE INTERNET FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE FOLLOWING HAZARDS. HIGH WIND WARNING. COASTAL FLOOD WATCH. .SPOTTER INFORMATION STATEMENT... WEATHER SPOTTERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO REPORT SIGNIFICANT WEATHER CONDITIONS ACCORDING TO STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES. $

URGENT - WEATHER MESSAGE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA 126 PM EDT SUN OCT 28 2012 ...DAMAGING WINDS LIKELY ACROSS MUCH SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND MONDAY AND MONDAY EVENING... .HURRICANE SANDY WILL TRACK NORTHWARD ALONG THE EASTERN SEABOARD TODAY...BEFORE TURING WEST AND MOST LIKELY MAKING LANDFALL IN NEW JERSEY LATE MONDAY. ITS STRONG WIND FIELD WILL EXPAND NORTHWARD INTO SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND MONDAY AND MONDAY EVENING...LIKELY RESULTING IN WIDESPREAD DAMAGING WINDS AND POWER OUTAGES ACROSS SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND. HIGHEST CONFIDENCE FOR THIS OCCURRING IS ALONG THE COAST OF RHODE ISLAND AND MASSACHUSETTS...INCLUDING CAPE COD AND THE ISLANDS.
 
I don't know about central Jersey, but here we have more than enough media hype going on to go around. :)

I'm on the coast in MA near Cape Cod, expecting to get some weather but nothing substantially worse then the last couple of hurricanes that zipped past here.
The media is saying that if you flooded during Irene you will flood again and then some. This is for New York so I am not sure about the Cape.
 
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The media is saying that of you flooded during Irene you will flood again and then some. This is for New York so I am not sure about the Cape.

I quoted the NWS warning. There's a coastal flood warning in effect. :)
 
I think in this case it all depends on timing. As Hurricanes go, it is nothing spectacular, even for you in the NE. But that hurricane is full of tropical moisture that is almost never existent in the NE this time of year. The Canadian front is going to slam into the tropical air mass, and massive amounts pf rainfall can occur. In Houston during TS Alica, we got 30 inches of rain in three days, and 23 of that in one night, it flooded almost all of Houston over 65,000 homes, ( I had 5 feet in the living room) and it was (only) a tropical system that got nailed by a cool front. Sandy is getting nailed by a frigid air mass, condensation will occur.

Depending on the timing of the arrival times of these two systems, someone is going to get really, really wet. Adding to the problem is a system of weather coming from the west that is going to slam into the whole mess before it s over. You won't believe how much water a tropical system can have in it. It is usually dispersed across an entire region. This storm is going to distribute it very quickly, over a relatively small area..

I usually scoff at anything below a Category 4 hurricane, being from the gulf cost. A Category 1 won't even shut down a McDonalds, and actually causes people to throw a hurricane party..

But this s a different animal, it may be much ado about nothing or the biggest mess we have seen in a half a century, it is simply a matter of the timing. Depending on how these things hit, this could get very bad, very quickly.
 
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I don't know about central Jersey, but here we have more than enough media hype going on to go around. :)

I'm on the coast in MA near Cape Cod, expecting to get some weather but nothing substantially worse then the last couple of hurricanes that zipped past here.

Hey 7878,

I've prepared but don't expect it to be bad here (Virginia). I've said a few times that it sometimes seems like Home Depot called up the NOAA and said, "You know... we haven't sold enough gernerators and the grocery stores have lots of water on their shelves... How about hyping up the next storm so we all can sell out? THANKS!" ;)

For stuff like this, I always hope for the best, but prepare for the worst - and if it doesn't hit, no problem, we'll use the canned food as a part of our regular meals...
 
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