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| The calm leaves on October 28, 2012 awaiting #Sandy |
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| Where will these leaves end up after #Sandy? |
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| Beautiful fall town scene |
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| Today's forecast |
I have heard stories for years from my grandparents, parents, aunts and uncles about the 1938 hurricane. Perhaps that's why I'm a weather hound today.
I love Twitter and been following #Sandy and #SandyRI for the latest updates. It is the quickest way to get info.
@lisapatb as fast as it likes...sometimes 30-40mb in a day. Sandy will prob bottom out somewhere near 940mb
— Eric Fisher (@EricFisherTWC) October 28, 2012
#Sandy's pressure is down to 951mb. This storm could make a run at the 1938 hurricane, which bottomed out at 938mb. Unreal.
— Eric Fisher (@EricFisherTWC) October 28, 2012
I hope everyone stays safe during this big storm!
This looks really bad. Do what it takes to stay safe. We expect high winds here in VT but right now they say no flooding. I did hear that every state east of the Mississippi River will be affected.
ReplyDeleteThanks Olga, it sure is a huge storm and amazing to reach Mississippi River as well. Stay safe yourself in VT.
ReplyDeleteReally? '38 hurricane made you so much interested in weather? :) May be you are hearing their experiences had at that time as this one pops up by now.
ReplyDeleteBe safe dear :)
Cheers...
Just realized you may lose the internet. I will have to give you a call if things turn bad out there. I'll be checking up on ya.
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