another possible major storm

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Although it wont be as severe as Sandy, it could still bring strong winds heavy snow inland and at higher elevations, and also minor to moderate coastal flooding. please stay tuned to nowadays weather radio and other outlets on this developing weather situation.
 

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Yes. Probably Wed off NJ coast. Weather channel is going crazy... again.
 

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Hi Trsundstorm--You may want to move or edit my posting on this storm coming up the East Coast.
I am now with Westchester County Department Of Emergency Services Red Cross Disaster Services. I posted on the BoaFeng UV-5R plus and also the Noreaster. You can edit it or move it sir.
Thanking you in advance.
Bob
 

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Bob, I'm not a moderator and I wouldn't interfere with your postings. FWIW as I write this reply Mo 8p, Fox News weather people are saying there is a question on the track of the low pressure center. It could be close or far, otherwise known as a WAG. :)

Rant on. The MSM (especially local TV news) hypes weather so much -- reporters standing in the surf or the snow -- that the audience becomes complacent -- when the events doesn't happen. It's akin to the boy who cried "wolf." Drives me crazy. Rant off.
 
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Yup, a nor'easter and they're gales not to be taken lightly, the hurricane cat scale takes over where the Beaufort (Bofor) scale leaves off. Presently there are two possible tracks, we could get lucky if it's out to sea and get a force 9 or it could track closer to shore making for a force 10, force 12 is a hurricane with wind speed >74mph. For what it's worth Sandy was a force 11 gale officially but that's not to say it wasn't a cat 1 hurricane actually, just a little creative accounting that gives a certain insurance advantage.

In any case Sandy didn't do much damage inland but the shoreline was devastated and now this. Oh lovely, just lovely, while most won't even feel a ripple here at the shore our weakened infrastructure is pretty much guaranteed to take another hit. Frankly I'm expecting to lose power and the heat with it so if again you don't hear from me for a while picture me bundled up like an Eskimo staring at the wall bored silly. Well, at least a 7.5AH gel battery will keep my scanner going, I just won't be able to tell you about it. (;->)

Oh and here's one for you poor unfortunates who traded your land lines for cell phones, that part of the infrastructure is always the first to go. Just to rub your noses in it, my landlord was able to communicate via my land line which was the only thing working when everything else went poop. (Nyeah nyeah na nyeah nyeah.)
 

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There was no "creative accounting" in not calling it a hurricane... It wasn't a hurricane when it came onshore - plain and simple.
 
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