If you are reading this then you are neither boarding up your windows, running to higher ground, nor driving inland.
Please listen to me, GET OUT WHILE YOU CAN!
Don’t go jet skiing like these fools!
Don’t set up your lawn chairs to watch the storm come in while raising your fist in the air and shouting, “BRING IT ON MOTHR NATURE!“
If you are reading this, then you are neither boarding up your windows, nor running for higher ground, nor are you driving inland. Please listen to me. GET OUT WHILE YOU CAN!!!!
Don’t be like me and take pictures of lightning. (A favorite pastime of mine…)
Don’t go jet skiing like these fools!
And for God’s sake don’t set up lawn chairs in your yard to watch the storm come in while raising your fist to the sky and shouting, “BRING IT ON MOTHER NATURE!”
But seriously, good luck my friends and take care of yourselves……
Susie Lindau's Wild Ride 
Nice Photos !
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Thanks Emad! I’m glad you stopped by!
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The winds have reached a velocity of 123 mph. They are trying to evacuate parts of NYC. It is predicted to make land fall there Saturday night.
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CNN: A hurricane warning has been issued from north of Sandy Hook to Sagamore Beach, Massachusetts, including New York, Long Island, Long Island Sound, coastal Connecticut and Rhode Island, Block Island, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket.
Authorities are worried about the storm surge and resulting flooding in the subways of NYC.
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I don’t ever remember a hurricane striking NYC before – has it happened in the past? Hope everyone in the area prepares and evacuates.
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Hi Madison! No they have never had a hurricane warning like this let alone evacuations.The storm surge is going to be fierce unless there is a miracle between now and tomorrow. They are closing 5 airports in and around NYC not allowing any flights in after noon tomorrow!!! The storm makes landfall between 5-6 in NC and will hit NY sometime Saturday night. What a storm!
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There are 100 mph sustained winds with gust up to 120 mph.
Irene is expected to strike the Outer Banks and the NC coast between 7 and 8 am and will begin to roll up the coast.
Meteorologists are predicting 40 million people will be effected by winds of at least 50 mph.
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Great blog, Susie. Hope you and your neighbors are doing ok.
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I am high and dry in Boulder, Co! I wrote it for my East Coast friends who all seemed to survive. Thank you so much for stopping by to read Piper!
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Fantastic post, Susie!
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This was a fun one! Thanks! Although the storm was scary….
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