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Floyd sticks out in my mind because I was a freshman at Rutgers and remember getting off for like a week. I remember we weren't allowed to drink the water or shower. Looking back through that wiki though nothing seems comparable to this, just a freak storm I hope.

It will be interesting to see how this plays out for the shore regarding real estate prices. While a storm like this seems like a once in a lifetime event I'm not sure it really is. We had Irene and now sandy in a little over a year. I'm only 31 but I don't recall any storms like this ever in...

Pretty crazy stuff right there. Hope things turn up for you soon Ben. I agree with the person who said if you loot I'll shoot. Pretty sure if I lived down the shore and someone attempted to rob my house I would shoot them or beat the piss out of them, would be like a scene out of Death Wish...

Here is an idea jackass from haddonfield, park your car away from the big tree. I have a big tree at my house next to h-field and my cars where parked away from the tree. Lots of selfish people that can't look past themselves and their silly situation. People need to get a grip, there are...

Anyone know how island beach state park held up?

Yeah were I live there was very few signs of anything other then a wet beginning of the week. South of AC inland I think the august derecho was far worse. North of AC and its pretty bad, I was actually suprised how bad it was, my thoughts are with those people.

LBI and Seaside look like pretty huge messes. I was actually suprised to see how much damage occurred there.

Thanks Al for the response, I gotta go check out some topos. Some of the photos I saw from the shore look pretty bad and others not so much, its kind of calm where I'm at right now.

How far do the flood waters normally reach outside the barrier islands, say along 47 in Cape May County and route nine?

I wouldn't be suprised if the town secretly trapped and removed them too. People in these towns are so crazy that they probably thought they would be a threat to their safety.

Not sure what happened to all of them. They were all from the population that was released at Tavistock CC to control the geese population. There is quite a population of coyotes along the cooper right there so maybe they chased the fox out. The fox use to be very friendly at Tavistock, often...

Why are the water levels so high already in Mays Landing?

We have quite a little population of red tails in our town Guy. I have a pair or two the nest in the surrounding blocks. Also have been hearing a pair of great horned owl call back and forth the last couple days. BTW Guy do you ever see the fox anymore, I haven't in a couple years, wondering...

There seemed to be incredible hype around Irene, on a scale of 1 to 10 it was 9. Is this suppose to be worse? The hype doesn't seem as high as Irene, which wasn't that bad compared to the derecho I experienced.

Al, a few friends found them down your way once. Your right I think they do like richer, darker soils. They apparently are common in empty lots in camden and along the river.

I was half joking but there is a level of drinking were you perform better at certain things. Its just being drunk enough to take the edge off, but still coordinated to perform, fine line. Upon closer look, Joe is right, brown snake. Was this is camden county, i've actually never seen on in...

Al, when I'm drunk i'm actually more intelligent but it depends on how many brews I got in me. There is an optimum level of alcohol that brings out my skills at their finest. Usually its about 4-5 beers, I'm best at darts, golf, shoes, etc, its a fine line though, hah.

I think it may be a garter.

November thru march you won't see them unless you get sustained temps above 60 for a period. Just avoid tromping through lots of undergrowth, stick to trails. I'd be suprised if what you saw actually was a rattlesnake, my guess is it was a water snake. Rattlesnake just don't hang out by water...

You won't encounter many snakes in the pines. I would try to get over the fear as there is nothing to be afraid of. They don't pursue you, they retreat when seen or hold still. Again you have nothing to be afraid of, business as usual.