| Subject: | Re: [OM] Irene |
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| From: | "Chris Trask" <christrask@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
| Date: | Sun, 28 Aug 2011 16:32:26 -0700 |
>
> I just finished watching the evening news. Fortunately for coastal NY
the
> storm had lost some of its intensity by the time it made its third
landfall
> on Long Island. The storm surge was far less than predicted but plenty of
> wind and rain to go around. The big story was the rain on the western side
> of the storm. The inland areas received 8-10 inches of rain in an area
that
> was already saturated from a wet summer season. LOTS of flooding. Most of
> the fatalities have been due to the falling trees but there were also a
few
> who have to test Darwin's Theory by going down to the beach to check
things
> out.
> Stay safe guys.
>
Fortunately, this storm lost most of it's strength while it was still
just off the coast. I lived through the Agnes storm in 1972, which
basically went right up the Susquehanna River and then into south-central
New York. Everything from Williamsport to Chesapeake Bay was flooded, as
was the Juniata and other major tributaries.
Chris
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