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9:21AM | September 3, 2010 | comments: 5
Earl
First off we did a video update on Earl on the main web site so check that out. Here I'm just going to hit what is important for the holiday weekend.
There are tropical storm warnings and watches in effect for portions of the Tri-State area. We expect the wind and rain to develop later this afternoon and be at its peak around 8:00 pm tonight. After that, the rest of our Labor Day weekend will be fairly decent.
The weather finally cools off and we'll even have sunshine for both Saturday and Sunday. Keep in mind if you are headed to the beach to enjoy the last bit of Summer there will be rip currents both days. Other than that enjoy and be safe.
Joe Punday and Linda Church
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I am really happy it isn't raining and 50 mile an hour winds as I was told this morning that it would be. I am also a little amazed there isn't any rain or wind at all? Well, at least my yard at the Jersey shore is closed up and ready for the winter. We are so lucky that a storm like this missed New Jersey. I hope everyone in Long Island weathers the storm successfully.
Earthquake proof buildings do help.
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they heard about this yesterday. I'm glad no one was killed by the quake. Good luck rebuilding, New Zealand.