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The period from Saturday into next Tuesday will bring onshore winds strong enough to cause coastal flooding, beach erosion and rough surf. How severe this becomes will depend on whether a non-tropical storm acts alone or joins forces with Joaquin or its moisture.
Those along the immediate East Coast from North Carolina into southern New England should make preparations for coastal flooding regardless of Joaquin.
originally posted by: soulpowertothendegree
a reply to: Trueman
Here's hoping he goes directly for The DONALDS big fat mouth, lord knows it is big enough to swallow Joaquin whole!
originally posted by: soulpowertothendegree
a reply to: Trueman
Here's hoping he goes directly for The DONALDS big fat mouth, lord knows it is big enough to swallow Joaquin whole!
originally posted by: Trueman
I'm posting from my phone now, can't paste the link but according to nj.com last update, it's going for New Jersey. They suggest it's going to be the worse since Sandy.
My personal DEFCON level upgraded to level 3.
Looking at the storm, it looks like its creeping. Down to 5 mph. I've seen slow moving hurricanes before but never that slow.