Hurricane
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Hi Chris -
Wonder what you were doing
hope it was productive . I'm sure it was .let me know if there is any way i can be of help here :http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/nj-seashore-line-has-upgrades.7500/#post-88248
. Talk to you soon.
Joe
Ft Dix (DIX) radar is broken, we may not see it for awhile 
But since the storm is coming from the South, the Dover (DOX) radar is the one you want anyway: http://www.wunderground.com/radar/radblast.asp?ID=DOX&type=N0R
There's also Philadelphia (PHL) which is high definition, but covers a much smaller area: http://www.wunderground.com/radar/radblast.asp?ID=PHL&type=TR0
None of the computer models are showing the track making a landfall in NJ. The Natl Hurricane center is showing the closest point perhaps 20 miles East of Manahawkin. The CGUN model is a bit closer, BAMM is maybe 60 miles out to sea. Accuweather shows it just grazing the coastline from Manahawkin through Barnegat.
Good luck everyone! Let's see how long we can hold on to our power and internet connections now.
But since the storm is coming from the South, the Dover (DOX) radar is the one you want anyway: http://www.wunderground.com/radar/radblast.asp?ID=DOX&type=N0R
There's also Philadelphia (PHL) which is high definition, but covers a much smaller area: http://www.wunderground.com/radar/radblast.asp?ID=PHL&type=TR0
None of the computer models are showing the track making a landfall in NJ. The Natl Hurricane center is showing the closest point perhaps 20 miles East of Manahawkin. The CGUN model is a bit closer, BAMM is maybe 60 miles out to sea. Accuweather shows it just grazing the coastline from Manahawkin through Barnegat.
Good luck everyone! Let's see how long we can hold on to our power and internet connections now.
Here is a 6AM video in Virginia. The wiind is pretty stong.
http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-661139
Guy
http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-661139
Guy
Fine with me. I've been hoping it would make landfall and take a quick full-right-hand turn. Although that probably won't happened, I'll take any easterly movement that happens.
Using this link again, the Accuweather, NHC and BAMM models still show the hurricane staying offshore. But that pesky CGUN model has now shifted Westward and shows it hitting Atlantic City and crossing the land until it gets to Long Branch. Oh well, 3 out of 4 ain't bad. http://hurricane.accuweather.com/hurricane/interactive-tracker.asp?partner=accuweather
STEP 1: Take note now of your insurance carriers and policy numbers.
• Put all your policy information in one safe place (it's possible you may have policies with multiple carriers). This will help you to start the claims process after a storm.
STEP 2: Do a home inventory. Take pictures of your valuables or use a video camera.
STEP 3: Protect your property. Don’t let landscaping and trees become a wind hazard. Remove damaged tree limbs from your yard now.
STEP 4: Stock your emergency supply kit. When you’re at the store, buy extra water and
non-perishable food.
STEP 5: Plan your evacuation route. Learn the best evacuation routes and plan a meeting point at least 50 miles inland in case your family gets separated.
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• Put all your policy information in one safe place (it's possible you may have policies with multiple carriers). This will help you to start the claims process after a storm.
STEP 2: Do a home inventory. Take pictures of your valuables or use a video camera.
STEP 3: Protect your property. Don’t let landscaping and trees become a wind hazard. Remove damaged tree limbs from your yard now.
STEP 4: Stock your emergency supply kit. When you’re at the store, buy extra water and
non-perishable food.
STEP 5: Plan your evacuation route. Learn the best evacuation routes and plan a meeting point at least 50 miles inland in case your family gets separated.
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This is a pretty interesting web site, if the numbers are accurate. Just click on a location or select it from the list. All the other latest reports I've looked at show tropical storm winds and lower rain estimates, and it looks like it will be arriving earlier than was forecasted. Here's hoping that is actually the case. I've never seen so many boats on trailers heading out. We're all set, it's just a matter of waiting to see what Mother Nature decides to do now.
http://www.windfinder.com/forecasts/wind_us-eastcoast_akt.htm
http://www.windfinder.com/forecasts/wind_us-eastcoast_akt.htm
That is insane. Later this afternoon it may not be possible to get out of there as the water rises and the trees are gonna start snapping tonight.
I hope those wind numbers are right, they are definitely lower than the other forecasts I've seen.