On October 30 2012 03:30 farvacola wrote:
Your neighborhood looks quaint and like a nice place to raise a family. May it not get blown away by the hurricane!

It's a mildly wealthy suburb.

UPDATE

Just began raining, no more than a usual thunderstorm but getting somewhat worse every minute.

Praetorial

United States4241 Posts

October 29 2012 18:43 GMT

#22

UPDATE: Rain is now above usual thunderstorm levels, actually making a ton of noise right now.

EtherealDeath

United States8366 Posts

October 29 2012 18:55 GMT

#23

On October 30 2012 03:43 Praetorial wrote:
UPDATE: Rain is now above usual thunderstorm levels, actually making a ton of noise right now.

That street looks like it's about to flood.

kierpanda

United States757 Posts

October 29 2012 19:01 GMT

#24

Disappointed that this was not Shady Sands. ):

Stay safe!

edit: typo lol

Praetorial

United States4241 Posts

October 29 2012 19:03 GMT

#25

UPDATE

Wind just picked up to about 25 mph, rain is getting much more intense

ghost_403

United States1825 Posts

October 29 2012 19:04 GMT

#26

I've been waiting for this literally all day.

e: If you don't mind me asking, where in MA do you live?

Praetorial

United States4241 Posts

October 29 2012 19:15 GMT

#27

Newton

ghost_403

United States1825 Posts

October 29 2012 19:17 GMT

#28

Cool. I used to live out in Grafton, pretty much one stop from the end of the Framingham-Worcester line.

Praetorial

United States4241 Posts

October 29 2012 19:19 GMT

#29

Rain and wind getting more intense, power was just cut in 35% of my town.

KrazyTrumpet

United States2520 Posts

October 29 2012 19:27 GMT

#30

Things are getting pretty gnarly here in DC now. You've got a lot more craziness to look forward to.

unit

United States2621 Posts

October 29 2012 19:28 GMT

#31

md/nj/dc won't even get the worst of it until tomorrow

you have a lot to look forward too if it doesn't just die on shore before it gets to you
nyc seems to be looking at some serious flooding according to luckyfool though

Disregard

China10252 Posts

October 29 2012 19:31 GMT

#32

I live near the coast in NYC, not that bad. Too much hype, even though it technically doesn't hit the fan till tonight.

Praetorial

United States4241 Posts

October 29 2012 19:31 GMT

#33

Yea, Boston hasn't even been hit by the worst yet, we've still got a few hours.

QuanticHawk

United States32132 Posts

October 29 2012 19:36 GMT

#34

south jersey is getting pummeled and it hasnt even hit yet. atlantic city is underwater. as is wildwood. ocean city md is pretty fucked. winds really starting to go up in north jersey i am seeing branches and shit fly in the street.