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OT: Hurricane Isaias: heavy rain, high winds, and flooding in SC/NC/VA/MD/DE/PA/NJ/NY/New England

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Rainfall so far...that last band brought us up to about 1.5" in Metuchen. Lights flickering here, so power loss is looking pretty likely. Amazing how much more rain just west of the Turnpike and especially west of the Delaware. We really dodged a bullet in most of NJ, with regard to rain. Winds really cranking up though.

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So..... tell me about this "generator" thing everyone speaks about.....

Power out in New Prov.
Not sure how much longer I can talk the wife out of getting one.
 
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Power has been going on and off for about an hour in Tinton Falls. No rain right now, but the sustained wind has really picked up.
 
Max gusts so far from the NWS-Philly (no reports yet from NWS-NYC). Many in the 60-70 mph range and a few over 70 mph. Huge branch just came down in our back yard.

Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ
1242 PM EDT Tue Aug 4 2020

...HIGHEST WIND REPORTS...


...Atlantic County...
Pleasantville Point 66 MPH 1135 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Forsythe 62 MPH 1125 AM 08/04 RAWS
3 NE Hammonton 52 MPH 1019 AM 08/04 AWOS

...Burlington County...
McGuire AFB 62 MPH 1205 PM 08/04 AWOS
Tabernacle 53 MPH 1112 AM 08/04 CWOP
Coyle Field 51 MPH 1210 PM 08/04 RAWS
Tabernacle 51 MPH 1039 AM 08/04 CWOP

...Camden County...
Waterford Works 60 MPH 1025 AM 08/04 AWS

...Cape May County...
Ocean City 72 MPH 0949 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Cape May NOS 64 MPH 1212 PM 08/04 NOS-NWLON
Wildwood 62 MPH 1018 AM 08/04 AWOS
Cape May 59 MPH 0902 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Ocean City 57 MPH 1131 AM 08/04 CWOP
Sea Isle City 53 MPH 1146 AM 08/04 CWOP

...Cumberland County...
Millville 56 MPH 1034 AM 08/04 ASOS

...Mercer County...
Trenton 58 MPH 1204 PM 08/04 ASOS

...Middlesex County...
Perth Amboy 58 MPH 1213 PM 08/04 WXFLOW

...Monmouth County...
Belmar Farmdale 53 MPH 1152 AM 08/04 AWOS

...Morris County...
Succasunna 51 MPH 1206 PM 08/04 CWOP

...Ocean County...
Rutgers 70 MPH 1143 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Island Heights 69 MPH 1216 PM 08/04 CWOP
Beach Haven 65 MPH 1221 PM 08/04 CWOP
North Beach Haven 64 MPH 1145 AM 08/04 CWOP
Tuckerton 61 MPH 1136 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Seaside Heights 58 MPH 1130 AM 08/04 WXFLOW
Surf City 57 MPH 1216 PM 08/04 CWOP
South Seaside Park 54 MPH 1130 AM 08/04 CWOP
Jackson 51 MPH 1210 PM 08/04 RAWS

...Somerset County...
Bridgewater 58 MPH 1220 PM 08/04 CWOP
 
I lost power in Readington Township around noon. Hopefully everyone on here continues to stay safe.
 
If you get a whole house generator through Costco they will give you a 10 % of what you spent in a gift card. You then can use it towards the purchase of a highly rated hot tub to enjoy.
 
Looks like by 5 or 6pm it'll be a nice evening for a post-dinner walk. Seems we got lucky with this storm.
 
Rainfall so far...that last band brought us up to about 1.5" in Metuchen. Lights flickering here, so power loss is looking pretty likely. Amazing how much more rain just west of the Turnpike and especially west of the Delaware. We really dodged a bullet in most of NJ, with regard to rain. Winds really cranking up though.

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If anyone is curious why the rainfall shield ended up being displaced NW by about 20-35 miles, well, the storm track ended up being 25 miles west of where the NHC predicted it to be as late as last night. The storm is now just SW of Doylestown PA, when it was supposed to be closer to about Bordentown right now and it's heading towards the far NW corner of NJ vs. heading towards about Ringwood. If you took that precip map and moved everything SW about 25-30 miles, that was the forecast we had last night. Fairly significant late track miss, as track errors are typically +/- 25 miles at 12 hours out; track was even a bit further east at 5 pm yesterday. I'm not complaining, given past history of water in the basement.

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Ocean looks great.

Huge boiling brownish waves.

Getting brighter out as I type.
 
We had a beautiful 50 foot chestnut tree fall down in our back yard. Didn't hit anything but we're heartbroken.
 
Had a large/calm period in Marlton and thought it was over but the winds have picked up out of nowhere, even with the sun wanting to pop out and no rain.

Must have been in the eye for awhile.
 
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Cherry Hill is like Marlton (not surprisingly). Heavy rain in the morning, but that's over. We do have wind gusts. Power has stayed on. I take it that little or no additional rain is expected south of 78.

My brother-in-law is staying in Flemington (which of course is almost as far west as you can get in NJ, and just south of 78). He reports a power failure but that area goes out frequently in storms. (JCP&L is the electric utility)

Thanks to all particularly @RU848789 for keeping us informed.
 
Seriously windy here in lower midtown. Winds at 32, gusts to 60!
 
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