[njbchbum]

Originally Posted by mulligan

Just heard on the weather channel that Atlantic city is under water

saw an on-line photo that showed a fairly big section of the a.c. boardwalk floating down some roadway!

great pix of the storm impact here: http://www.facebook.com/JerseyShoreHurricaneNews

and gallery photos of the central jersey area here: The Asbury Park Press NJ | New Jersey News | app.com

[MSG@TV]

Originally Posted by Hopeful2

We're live in Bucks County and plan to make our second trip to TV in December. We're trying to decide on a model to build, although we won't be able to move for another year and a half. I wish it was now!!!

I can appreciate your pain in waiting. We will be over a year from the time we visited and plunked down money on a lot to the time my husband retires. (We will be frogs). In any event, we now live in Montgomery County-waiting for the worst of the hurricane to hit! Nice to meet you.

[jimbo2012]

The sea buoy's off long Island are reporting wave heights of 30-50 feet, those waves are going to hit the Fire Island barrier island, capable of breaching the island, they expect houses could wash away, may get a new inlet.

Wind now gusting into low 50's, they say it's really going to get interesting after 6PM.

The water at my sons bulkhead only has 30" to go until it washes over, they expect it to get 5-6 feet higher. Going to be close to his first floor level.

If it washes the bulk head out --- no insurance.

20,000 without power and it really hasn't started to get bad.

[quirky3]

Originally Posted by njbchbum

saw an on-line photo that showed a fairly big section of the a.c. boardwalk floating down some roadway!

great pix of the storm impact here: http://www.facebook.com/JerseyShoreHurricaneNews

and gallery photos of the central jersey area here: The Asbury Park Press NJ | New Jersey News | app.com

Please stay safe, all you "northerners". We know you well enough to know that the only reason you would fall silent is the loss of power! Do stay in touch. We care.

[jimbo2012]

THe animals are very confused, in NJ a deer running along the ocean

[njbchbum]

storm humor compliments of Steven DeBlat photo!

[tpop1]

Clinton CT boat launch 11:30 am Monday....getting high!!!

Short power outage earlier, back on now!

[MSG@TV]

Originally Posted by jimbo2012

The sea buoy's off long Island are reporting wave heights of 30-50 feet, those waves are going to hit the Fire Island barrier island, capable of breaching the island, they expect houses could wash away, may get a new inlet.

Wind now gusting into low 50's, they say it's really going to get interesting after 6PM.

The water at my sons bulkhead only has 30" to go until it washes over, they expect it to get 5-6 feet higher. Going to be close to his first floor level.

If it washes the bulk head out --- no insurance.

20,000 without power and it really hasn't started to get bad.

Jimbo, I'm so sorry to hear the potential for loss your son is facing, with the worst of the storm yet to come. We will pray for your family.

[2BNTV]

Originally Posted by MSG@TV

Jimbo, I'm so sorry to hear the potential for loss your son is facing, with the worst of the storm yet to come. We will pray for your family.

Ditto,

[jimbo2012]

Just lost power, I'm on battery power, so I'll check back latter.

[Patty55]

JFK closing @2pm

[Patty55]

Here's some good news....

Kim Kardashian is praying for you all and Lindsay Lohan says there is nothing to worry about.

[ugotme]

Originally Posted by jimbo2012

I'm out on the east end near Riverhead.

Wind has increased in the last few hours to 40+, almost no rain.

We have a biz located in Copiague next door to your son, also Selden and Carle Pl., all require electric we have big ass generators standing by.

Tonite is going to get much worse they say.

GOOD LUCK! Hope everything works out. And, of course, STAY SAFE!

[Patty55]

Originally Posted by jimbo2012

The water at my sons bulkhead only has 30" to go until it washes over, they expect it to get 5-6 feet higher. Going to be close to his first floor level.

If it washes the bulk head out --- no insurance.

20,000 without power and it really hasn't started to get bad.

My bulkheading survived storms where the waves were crashing over it, throwing debris (picnic tables, bikes) onto it, and mine was old. It will probably be okay, this is what it was designed to do.

[skip0358]

If your from Long Island and want up to date Photos go to News12 Long Island web site they have over 600 photos. The Island is getting hammered as well as Atlantic City where the roads are being washed out already.