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NoLimit 01-22-2016 03:36 PM

Noreaster Flooding for AH, Highlands?
 
Will it be worse than 2 weeks ago? Is there a good website for predicting flood heights?

Gerry Zagorski 01-22-2016 03:58 PM

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I have not seen any sites that predict the flood heights but yes, I think it's a safe to assume it will be worse than a few weeks ago.

Tide chart below does not take into account the storm, so what ever it turns out to be, the worst should be during predicted high tide periods.

Is your boat still in the water??

shrimpman steve 01-22-2016 04:53 PM

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Just heard on news 12. Tide cycles 8-9 feet. Whatever that means. Saturday night and Sunday morning will be the worst. Raritan bay should not be affected as much as the rest of the coast. All this from news 12 as of two minutes aga.

hh52 01-22-2016 05:05 PM

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If you think raritan bay won t be effected you have no clue what goes on down here.

shrimpman steve 01-22-2016 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by hh52 (Post 434266)
If you think raritan bay won t be effected you have no clue what goes on down here.

Easy there, as I stated, just repeating what I heard on news 12!

Joey Dah Fish 01-22-2016 08:02 PM

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I heard withe storm surge the moon tide and NE along with high tide down be me just short of Sandy by 1-2 ft that's not good :mad:

NoLimit 01-22-2016 08:09 PM

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http://forecast.weather.gov/wwamap/w...lood%20warning

This indicates a max 8' over low tide or about a foot more than two weeks ago

NoLimit 01-22-2016 08:15 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Joey Dah Fish (Post 434282)
I heard withe storm surge the moon tide and NE along with high tide down be me just short of Sandy by 1-2 ft that's not good :mad:

I think Sandy was 18' over low tide so this should be a lot less

Irish Jigger 01-22-2016 09:04 PM

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It's gonna suck regardless. Hope the boats are blocked high enough !!!

1captainron 01-23-2016 06:55 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by shrimpman steve (Post 434265)
Raritan bay should not be affected as much as the rest of the coast. All this from news 12 as of two minutes aga.

Your kidding right......:)

Short Cast 01-23-2016 07:18 AM

Re: Noreaster Flooding for AH, Highlands?
 
bouy 44065 is showing 35kt winds out of the northeast for the last 3 hours and 10ft waves out of the east, that's not going to push any water into the bay on an incoming tide right?

FISHGERE 01-23-2016 08:46 AM

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Beautiful outside no arguing boys it is what it is clean your tackle boxes,stay home and drink.

Capt Sal 01-23-2016 09:33 AM

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When Sandy hit the back of Raritan Bay I had a tidal surge to the top of my ceiling. NE counter clock wise pushes water into the bay.

Reelron 01-23-2016 03:45 PM

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NE wind does not allow the tide to go out so the next tide stacks up! Good luck! They have called for a Vol. evac of Union Beach about an hour ago.

shrimpman steve 01-23-2016 04:24 PM

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Once again, I just related what I heard on news 12 at the time. I hope all are safe. Remember, property can be replaced, life can not.

Good luck to everyone on the coast. No wind up here in Ringwood. Just a ton of snow

Irish Jigger 01-23-2016 05:45 PM

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Pops was at the Marina at 3 and all was good. Don't see the tide being an issue but the crazy winds are the only threat.

NoLimit 01-23-2016 06:19 PM

Re: Noreaster Flooding for AH, Highlands?
 
Yes, they are now forecasting that this high tide and the morning tide will not be as bad as this morning. It seems the winds are not as high as initially forcasted.

shrimpman steve 01-23-2016 06:31 PM

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That's good news and that's all that matters!

Trident 13 01-23-2016 07:45 PM

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Live where river n the bay meet in highlands. Definitely worse this morning. Water was 2ft from top of bulkhead. Now occasional splash coming over hitting side of house. High tide not so fierce tonight

Gerry Zagorski 01-23-2016 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Trident 13 (Post 434343)
Live where river n the bay meet in highlands. Definitely worse this morning. Water was 2ft from top of bulkhead. Now occasional splash coming over hitting side of house. High tide not so fierce tonight

That's good news Trident. Can you please keep us posted?

bigal427 01-24-2016 01:33 AM

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Not any where near sandy.
Saturday night tide not to bad

shrimpman steve 01-24-2016 11:03 AM

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I guess news 12 was right in the long run About the bay not getting hit as bad as the coast.

Capt. Debbie 01-25-2016 10:33 AM

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Depends on definition of bad... is breaking 12 footers on the beach bad for erosion?

Is a four foot tidal-storm surge above normal high tide bad with only 2-3 foot waves?



Quote:

Originally Posted by shrimpman steve (Post 434369)
I guess news 12 was right in the long run About the bay not getting hit as bad as the coast.


shrimpman steve 01-25-2016 12:53 PM

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In my opinion if no one got hurt or killed it could have been worse.

I hope no one lost property as well. Looked like down south really got hammered with water running thru the streets like a river.


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