Tropical Storm NOEL now a Hurricane.

chris

Looks a little breezy at this one!

http://www.cs.dal.ca/cam/univave1.shtml

Another cool cam...

http://www.cs.dal.ca/cam/construction1.shtml
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hogs

http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/satellite/index_e.html gives ya few different maps to choose from

bob

Same here!! Hardly ever get to see Tropical storm in the light of day! Same goes for most violent weather. Always seems to hit under the cover of darkness.
What has been YOUR worst storm? Hurricane Charlie in 2004 was ours going back 44 yrs to Hurricane Donna in 1960.

bob
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hogs

in 2003 Was our worst one Hurrican juan I think they called it... power and trees down for a week..

Then we had White juan snow that covered our cars... no cars to be seen in drifts... that was BAD roads all closed for days...

2003 was our first really BIG hit I can remember... i am in my 50`s so that and this Freak Snow storm was it... seems our weather is getting werid the last 4 or 5 years

bob

Weird weather seems to be all around! Down here in SW Florida, we are experiening very unusual dry weather for the past several years. Normally, you could set your clock by the afternoon thunder storms which ocurred around 4-5 pm most days during the summer. Lately, our rainfall totals for the summer months are 50-75% below where they should be.

Again, stay safe. Hopefully this storm will blow on through your area with little damage.

bob
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hogs

THanks again... YEah will hold on to the trees if it gets to bad..LoL

ccstorms

Rainfall totals and peak winds.

http://kamala.cod.edu/ma/latest.nous41.KBOX.html
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chris

Wunderground blog.

'Noreaster Noel whipped past New England Saturday, bringing coastal flooding, heavy rains up to four inches, and numerous reports of downed trees and power lines. The top wind gust in the U.S. was 89 mph at Barnstable on Cape Cod. The highest sustained winds were measured on Nantucket Island--56 mph, gusting to 72. The highest wind gusts in Maine were 64 mph measured at Brooklin and Cutler. Acadia National Park had one of the highest rain fall totals, 4.2 inches, and up to three inches of snow was recorded in northwestern Maine. At the storm's peak, 43,000 people lost power in Massachusetts.

Huge waves up to 34 feet high were measured in Halifax Harbor in Nova Scotia, and waves up to 46 feet high were measured at the Georgian Bank buoy midway between Cape Cod and Nova Scotia. Top winds in Nova Scotia were 50 mph, gusting to 62 mph, measured at Brier Island between 4am and 6am this morning. The 'Noreaster is over the Gulf of St. Lawrence this morning, with a central pressure of 970 mb and sustained winds near 50 mph. The storm knocked out power to over 150,000 people in Nova Scotia.
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