At about 6:45 I went out to take wind measurements for the approching storm
The temp was still around 95 but the humidity had gone down a bit
the winds were about 10mph
I'm out for a few minutes then I see trees start blowing and the wind explodes to 35 and it went from there it broke 40 then 50 then it peaked at 56.2mph
Trees where down in a bunch of places branches were everywhere. And Most amusing was watching a guys backyard umbrella fly across the road
Not as amusing as when hurricane floyd blew one across a meadow and stuck it in a tree and watching the guy looking for it the next day (shoulda brought it inside eh?)
Oh well I dont care how but at least that blasted heat wave is over (for now) it broke 100 for the first time in 4 years on wendsday.
Heat wave ended with a bang on wendsday
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Floyd, I'm curious, I wasn't in work last Wednesday so I don't know how bad it was there (though my office was wet the next day). How far are you from McGuire AFB?
It was nasty in Phila, the far NE had a lot of power outages as well as a lot of places in Bensalem on Street Road...the lights even flickered at the hospital a few times and they were running around telling everyone visiting in ICU not to worry they have backup generators.
Mary
It was nasty in Phila, the far NE had a lot of power outages as well as a lot of places in Bensalem on Street Road...the lights even flickered at the hospital a few times and they were running around telling everyone visiting in ICU not to worry they have backup generators.
Mary
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anyway in the mean time heres a site for Jersey winter storms that i dug up over the winter
http://www.njfreeways.com/weather/Weather.html
http://www.njfreeways.com/weather/Weather.html
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