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Cities & Towns > Weather > Sandy Days Ahead ...
 

Sandy Days Ahead ...

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We are already feeling the early effects from Sandy. It hasn't even turned toward land yet, and it is so huge it is driving cold Canadian air down across us. BUT! On the NOAA weather alert maps, we are just outside the severe warning areas. Our county is where I placed the "X."

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On the NOA satellite photo you can see we are getting the wind rip from the north, all connected to Sandy - still a thousand miles away and offshore. The winds are ferocious today and very cold. We are at the "X."

Snow is predicted, as well as copius rain. We have had a month and a half of rain here. Our cellar got drained, finally, but we watch it almost daily. Some regions are expected to get 24 to 48 hours of constant heavy rain, which could amount to a foot or two in just a couple of days.

posted on Oct 28, 2012 8:11 AM ()

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Stay safe!!! We are a bit closer on the map, but I am glad we aren't any closer! So far it's rainy and grey with lots of wind. But we still have power. WAHOO
comment by kristilyn3 on Oct 29, 2012 8:33 AM ()
Wind and rain all night and day. The clouds in the satellite photo moved way left. Lake Erie has 22 foot waves. The highest on record.
comment by jondude on Oct 29, 2012 8:20 AM ()
keep an eye out jon, i might be getting blown your way!
comment by elkhound on Oct 29, 2012 6:24 AM ()
Stay warm and dry. Will be thinking of you and your kitties.
comment by elderjane on Oct 29, 2012 6:15 AM ()
Whew! I'm just on the western edge! Windy, however. No golf.
comment by solitaire on Oct 29, 2012 6:04 AM ()
We've had heavy winds for three days and the bay is churned up. I am concerned for those in the storm's direct path. It is rare to get a hurricane this late, although we are told that the season does indeed go to Nov. 1. This morning the news said New York City has curtailed public transportation and I am thinking, sheesh, if I was still there and working, I wouldn't have to go to work.
comment by tealstar on Oct 29, 2012 4:14 AM ()
K eep safe and batten down the hatches
comment by kevinshere on Oct 28, 2012 4:58 PM ()
Good luck on weathering the storm!
comment by maggiemae on Oct 28, 2012 1:23 PM ()
I really enjoyed interpreting the warnings map. The weather service has all those warning levels, but they don't mean much until true weather moves in. Out here in the west, we can get a deep snow storm or blizzard, and that's about it; our biggest fear is wildfire. But back where you are there's the big rivers and relative proximity to the Atlantic Ocean. Best of luck to you for getting through the storm safe and dry.
comment by troutbend on Oct 28, 2012 10:17 AM ()
Waiting for Sandy.We too a ride to the coast and noticed that the ocean us churning up some.A few surfer out there.The happening here will be tomorrow.Will see.We are ready.
Are you jon?
comment by fredo on Oct 28, 2012 9:47 AM ()
Futurecast from Binghamton (as local as it gets out here) shows not too much rain for where I am. Wouldn't mind snow.... it doesn't flow into the water table all at once! Good luck.

BTW Saw the comment about the roof leak: Don't forget that the insulation in the space about the closet ceiling is also a sponge.
comment by jjoohhnn on Oct 28, 2012 9:38 AM ()
One of my aunts here is from Binghamton and her brother lives there. They had flood in the recent past and she is worried about this weather event.
reply by jondude on Oct 28, 2012 2:21 PM ()
Last year the roof leaked drips in the bedroom closet. After hating the drip noise in a pan, I bought a huge bag of cheap rectangular sponges at a dollar store, arranged them together where the dripping hit the floor, and taped the assembly down over a plastic liner. The noise was gone and the sponges took all the water.
comment by jondude on Oct 28, 2012 8:34 AM ()
Battening down the hatches. Shopping for groceries today. Stay safe, everyone!
comment by marta on Oct 28, 2012 8:15 AM ()
Where was all this during our three-month drought that began in late May? From Memorial Day to Labor Day we got a total of 1.76 inches of rain. Normal would have been almost ten inches.
comment by jondude on Oct 28, 2012 8:14 AM ()

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