My folks back in the city have lost power, so I'm hoping for the best for them. Currently it's been pretty flooded. So the people saying it is overhyped haven't really been keeping up. We're not even at high tide yet, and its doing some massive damage along the coast.

Just keep in mind the people more inland won't suffer as much unless your near a large body of water.

Dapper_Cad

United Kingdom964 Posts

October 30 2012 01:14 GMT

#104

Maybe luckyfool can correct me but I think those inland might get some serious snow as this storm gets further north.

StorrZerg

United States13919 Posts

October 30 2012 01:45 GMT

#105

On October 30 2012 10:14 Dapper_Cad wrote:
Maybe luckyfool can correct me but I think those inland might get some serious snow as this storm gets further north.

pretty sure west virginia is getting blizzards

Disregard

China10252 Posts

October 30 2012 02:00 GMT

#106

Subways tunnels in the East River are flooding here in NYC along with parts of lower Manhattan.

SirMilford

Australia1269 Posts

October 30 2012 02:10 GMT

#107

Stay safe guys, it sounds pretty horrible out there! Don't do anything dumb please.

LuckyFool

United States9015 Posts

October 30 2012 03:18 GMT

#108

pretty bad winds moving through DC now. Somehow I still have power lol.

Dusty

United States3359 Posts

October 30 2012 10:06 GMT

#109

Queens, New York here. Everything seems to be okay! =D

Hope everyone else is as well, I think I'm in one of the luckier areas of New York

DarkPlasmaBall

United States44915 Posts

October 30 2012 11:43 GMT

#110

I live in central/ north Jersey, and our power went out for a few hours but came back on before we even woke up. Up here, the hurricane pretty much missed us. Some decent wind and rain for a short period of time, but no big deal. South Jersey flooded pretty hard though, according to weather updates.

QuanticHawk

United States32082 Posts

October 30 2012 12:41 GMT

#111

lots of north jersey lost power. if you were in an area away from trees or the coast you were probably alright damage wise though

jpak

United States5045 Posts

October 30 2012 12:53 GMT

#112

Bayside, Queens went through it without a hitch.

No power loss.

Zaranth

United States345 Posts

October 30 2012 13:31 GMT

#113

Shark, go home!

*from somewhere in NJ*

Itachii

Poland12466 Posts

October 30 2012 13:59 GMT

#114

On October 30 2012 22:31 Zaranth wrote:
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Shark, go home!

*from somewhere in NJ*

shopped, look at the light.

avilo

United States4100 Posts

October 30 2012 14:23 GMT

#115

Lost all power last night, dunno how much flooding in MD. This storm sux -_-

ghost_403

United States1825 Posts

October 30 2012 14:48 GMT

#116

On October 30 2012 22:31 Zaranth wrote:
[image loading]

Shark, go home!

*from somewhere in NJ*

You guys are just a bunch of whiners. We'd have to pay extra to have a shark in our yards here in Ohio. Gosh, grow up, people.

Froadac

United States6733 Posts

October 30 2012 15:12 GMT

#117

On October 30 2012 03:42 Mondieu wrote:
that guy with the boat :o I guess he'll have a good story to tell at least, hopefully

He's just trying to save his boat. I dunno if he can get out of the way in time though.

Ryalnos

United States1946 Posts

October 30 2012 16:38 GMT

#118

Damage so far in my part of the DC area has been: a 30 sec power outage, and a damp book when I decided to take my AC unit out of my window (since it's winter anyway) and forgot that of course it would be filled with water.

Arkansassy

358 Posts

October 30 2012 17:11 GMT

#119

Had no idea you were into meteorology, Lucky. Nice write-up, but I wish it wasn't necessary. Katrina was bad, but for some reason this seems much worse.

I was in a tornado a couple years ago and was without power for weeks. A nurse from a hurricane prone country said that tornado's scare her much worse, because there's little warning compared to a hurricane. Is that true, Lucky?

My thoughts are with all of those who are feeling Sandy's impact. I hope y'all will be safe.

LeSioN

United States325 Posts

October 30 2012 17:19 GMT

#120

so funny to see the difference in cultures. here in florida we have parties on the beach as one of these tiny storms is about to hit. in ny, people screaming armageddon and clogging up my news feeds with "news of the storm" are people honestly worried?