It's 9:30 pm by the Bay and so far no trees have fallen on our house,
but there is still time. We've been having wind gusts of nearly 50 mph,
with steady breezes of about 27 mph. I hope the storm surge isn't too
bad here, although we're high up enough not to worry. But the
neighboring beaches were evacuated. We'll see what kind of mess we have
by dawn's early light.

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On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 21:37:03 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

It's 9:30 pm by the Bay and so far no trees have fallen on our house,
but there is still time. We've been having wind gusts of nearly 50 mph,
with steady breezes of about 27 mph. I hope the storm surge isn't too
bad here, although we're high up enough not to worry. But the
neighboring beaches were evacuated. We'll see what kind of mess we have
by dawn's early light.
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It's moving off to the west of you, so probably the worst is over.

Barometric pressure has stabilized over most of the coastal regions
but we're still getting some big gusts in the NE NYC 'burbs.

"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 21:37:03 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

It's 9:30 pm by the Bay and so far no trees have fallen on our house,
but there is still time. We've been having wind gusts of nearly 50 mph,
with steady breezes of about 27 mph. I hope the storm surge isn't too
bad here, although we're high up enough not to worry. But the
neighboring beaches were evacuated. We'll see what kind of mess we have
by dawn's early light.
===================

It's moving off to the west of you, so probably the worst is over.

Barometric pressure has stabilized over most of the coastal regions
but we're still getting some big gusts in the NE NYC 'burbs.

The Deale/Shady Side area, right on the Chesapeake Bay, has been hit very
hard due to the storm surge. If you want to see pictures go to:
http://www.nbc4.com/news/2497059/detail.html click on the picture in the
slide show box.

Good Luck
Bert