^^ Indeed Rexy, and I briefly mentioned Hurricane/TS Sandy in my local weather thread a few days ago. This has the potential to be an extremely dangerous system, and has been likened to the " Perfect Storm " of 1991, showing very similar characteristics. Here is what USA Today are saying :
http://www.usatoday.com/story/weather/2 ... s/1662223/Areas to the north of the storm centre are most at risk of a potentially devastating storm surge which would inundate low lying coastal areas. Recent information suggests a combined surge/wave/swell height of anywhere between 15 and 25 feet quite possible.
As with any weather system, let alone a major one like this, plotting and predicting its track and impact is difficult, but the north eastern seaboard could be staring down the barrel of a major loaded gun. Here is the link to the NHC :
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/But as you rightly say Rexy, the dangers aren't limited to the seaboard. This system will be interracting with other systems and ingredients which are likely to affect a very large ( and heavily populated ) region of the North East. Hence the comparisons to the " Perfect Storm ".
Thanks as always for reading and posting. Stay Safe. Moley
