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Whats the latest on your condition in the North East with Sandy?

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Time for a new thread on how Sandy's affecting you ??
 
I watched the guys at my marina put the Tow Boat US on land today. Is that a sign. I am on the south shore of long island and still in the water. going to inspect the boat tonight at high tide. At low tide today at 5pm the water was even with the dock

Art
 
Here in British Columbia we tried to get sympathy going for you guys by having an earthquake and possible tidal waves, got the quake but very little wave action, hope all goes well for the North East US.
 
Hi All,

Here in costal mass ie Marion, Mattapoisette, Westport, Dartmouth, Fairhaven etc it's blowing 15-20 with small gusts, drizzle, 50 degrees.

This afternoons moon low tide was higher than usual.

Storm surge now predicted to be 4-6 feet, and since we live on the harbors edge that puts it in my driveway.
 
Thats some surge right there. NE quadrant!

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Last month I was at Atlantic Highlands Marina in NJ while doing a delivery.. it's very close to the ocean and basically zero protection... The people working there said it wouldn't be till beginning of Dec before they could get all the boats hauled....
 
According to the buoy reports we had 30kt winds gusting to 40kts and the storm was still 500 miles away. Entrance to NY harbor had 12ft waves and 25ft waves off shore. High tide was about 2ft above normal and we didn't get much of a low tide. It's pretty grim here. I spent the day doing the best I can to prepare for this but I'm not sure how to prepare for a 12ft surge. We keep hearing that this will be a record flood, worse than the Halloween storm in '91. That storm blew out the sea wall and there was 8ft of water in town. If that happens all boats on land will float off and the ones in the water will go over the pilings by far. This is the first time I've seen NYC shut down. There are areas that have mandatory evacuations and the entire transit system has been shut down, There's talk of shutting power to lower Manhattan if the flooding is as bad as anticipated. I was going to ride it out on the boat but I couldn't leave my wife and two small children alone at home to deal with this massive storm. My mother lives in central NY about 200 miles inland and they actually are under a tropical storm warning. This is insane. I wish everyone the best and be safe.
 
Last month I was at Atlantic Highlands Marina in NJ while doing a delivery.. it's very close to the ocean and basically zero protection... The people working there said it wouldn't be till beginning of Dec before they could get all the boats hauled....
I'm about 3 miles from there.
 
Hi All,

Jack, I will keep you, your family, and SALTSHAKER in my prayers.
 
Hi All,

Jack, I will keep you, your family, and SALTSHAKER in my prayers.
Thanks Gene. Same for all the rest up here. This thing is huge and impacting so many of us.
 
This is insane. I wish everyone the best and be safe.

Yes it is I am hauled but 8' I will be will be floating again :p

Next 2 days will suck I am ready to do anything I can !
 
Here is a good page with a lot of live tide info

http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/quicklook/data/SANDY.html#8651370wl

Amazingly here in Miami we are getting the highest tide I have ever seen. At Monty s in the grove the water is actually reaching the concrete piers. Odd considering the winds are blowing out of the west (20kts+) and should be pushing water out of the bay
 
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
 
According to the buoy reports we had 30kt winds gusting to 40kts and the storm was still 500 miles away. Entrance to NY harbor had 12ft waves and 25ft waves off shore. High tide was about 2ft above normal and we didn't get much of a low tide. It's pretty grim here. I spent the day doing the best I can to prepare for this but I'm not sure how to prepare for a 12ft surge. We keep hearing that this will be a record flood, worse than the Halloween storm in '91. That storm blew out the sea wall and there was 8ft of water in town. If that happens all boats on land will float off and the ones in the water will go over the pilings by far. This is the first time I've seen NYC shut down. There are areas that have mandatory evacuations and the entire transit system has been shut down, There's talk of shutting power to lower Manhattan if the flooding is as bad as anticipated. I was going to ride it out on the boat but I couldn't leave my wife and two small children alone at home to deal with this massive storm. My mother lives in central NY about 200 miles inland and they actually are under a tropical storm warning. This is insane. I wish everyone the best and be safe.

Jack
DO NOT take chances with it!! It will last a long time for us it lasted about 16 hours it just would not pass on and on it battered everything in its path over and over. It just beat and beat kinda like the ocean waves. You were correct how do you tie up for a surge that high. Hang in there and my thoughts and prayers will be with you and your family. Take the wife and the boys and go to your moms be safe is the important thing. I find there is nothing I can do while the storm is hitting except wait. Tim
 
Here is my marina tonight two hours before high tide

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It's blowing pretty good here at Piney Narrows, Kent Island, MD. Wind 19-30, gusts 26-42. Rain as well. I don't believe we're into the worst of it yet though.

The boat isn't moving around all that much right now. I've got double lines out for the springs. Pulled my small boat yesterday and took canvas off the Hatteras. We'll see how we go.

Cheryl
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1971 53MY
 
In Port washington NY still relatively uneventful at 7 am. Breeze is gusty but still less than 15 sustained. barmetric presssure dropping steadily.

Midnight high tide was about 2 ft higher thab normal and the low isnt as low as i'd like. Need to get through two more high tides. The marina i'm at has pilings 6-12 ft above mean high and we predictions are for 5-15 foot surge on top of a new moon. not great math... Heres hoping for the low end of the range.

On top of that my damned generator raw water pump shaft seized yesterday evening during a test... Sherwood g11 pump i am hoping lewis marine is open today... But i doubt it.
 
This mornings high tide was about the same as last nights. We're running about 4ft above normal. I'm at home waiting this thing out. Hope everyone fairs this well. How are you guys in the Chessie doing? Mike P can you stay in your slip if there's much of a surge? Good luck and be safe.
 
god bless ya'll up north.. i know what you are dealing with. isaac gave me an 11 foot surge. everybody be safe, everything can be replaced except your life
 
Hi All,

Here in costal mass ie Marion, Mattapoisette, Westport, Dartmouth, Fairhaven etc it's blowing 15-20 with small gusts, drizzle, 50 degrees.

This afternoons moon low tide was higher than usual.

Storm surge now predicted to be 4-6 feet, and since we live on the harbors edge that puts it in my driveway.

Did they close the hurricane gate yet?
 

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