Well, now let's not get carried away here. Sheltley is still -13,455,987' for the month. Other than that....
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Pattern 12/15-19 Coastal!!!!!
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Still seeing those 110HI values
3.53 996.9
996mb and 2.85 thus far. Pressure and rain still falling
2.97. Will end up just over 3".
.02”. Never thought I’d start to get jealous of rain in winter.
Ended up with 3.27”… biggest single storm total in 3 years
J1C1111
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Right around 2.0 out of this one. Just a little over 6 inches of rain in the last week around here. Drought concerns are ancient history right now.
Stormsfury
Member
I saw those earlier this afternoon. Drop in the bucket compared to what happened to our friends in Myrtle Beach, Socastee, and Forest Brook.
The Coastal Reserve 7 miles from McClellanville, SC in Eastern Charleston County recorded 13.30" from midnight to 3pm today...
Shaggy
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Lowest pressure I could find in Wilmingtons observations was 985. That is also the current observation up near Morehead city
989.9 lowest pressure and storm total of 4.29
987.0mb lowest pressure, 3.57” event total.
Got somewhere around 3.10". Using the old type rain gauge. Again, I expect all the lakes and ponds to be filled in the coming days.
znel52
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Highest sustained and gusts for me during the storm. Actually believe both of those are records for my pws which I put up on my roof around Oct 2019. Unfortunately I couldn't really get it in an optimal spot a lot of trees around so could have been a little higher. Also my PWS quit reading rain totals haven't had a chance to fix it. Would guess I got around 3"
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Shaggy
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Talked to a worker at the Battleship in Wilmington. He said yesterday the surge breached the coffer dam and that their Guage hit 7.3 feet. They were stuck there because the road in was under too much water for them to leave yesterday as they were only anticipating about 2 to 3 feet of jnundation.
That’s an impressive surge for Wilmington. Most hurricanes don’t give them that.
And it's made my little area of Maine a complete mess! No power, winds at 40mph with gusts to 70mph! Coastal flooding on the way home, spooky cause the bridge is sea level and the water was trying to go over it with the waves and wind! Criss your fingers the winds die down so power can be restored safely!