kill yourself.... alone
- watsonnostaw

another month and a half and we are legitimately in the clear.

only going up to 79 american degrees today!

another month and a half and we are legitimately in the clear.

only going up to 79 american degrees today!
- kicksave856

You should take off work and come down the shore

You should take off work and come down the shore
- PhillySportsGuy

i'm on my way

pissin down rain

You should take off work and come down the shore
- PhillySportsGuy

(frank)ing Hermione ruining my beach vacay this weekend

(frank)ing Hermione ruining my beach vacay this weekend
- Streit2ThePoint

I'm kinda happy because now none of my friends want to come down this weekend and I can henjoy college football without anyone bothering me.

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Storm Surge *Warning* now in effect for Delmarva and NJ Shore. 3-5ft of surge expected, among highest ever recorded.

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Storm Surge *Warning* now in effect for Delmarva and NJ Shore. 3-5ft of surge expected, among highest ever recorded.
- AGalchenyuk27

*Grabs snorkel*

*Grabs snorkel*
- PhillySportsGuy

lol

http://fivethirtyeight.co...many-storms-like-hermine/

In fact, meteorologists are in a bit of disbelief over the current forecast and have been racking their brains to come up with similar examples of past storms like Hermine. That matters because meteorologists use past storms as a way to better understand current ones. One possible analog is the so-called “Perfect Storm” of 1991, a nor’easter that absorbed a hurricane into its core — and was the subject of a book and a movie. A major difference between Hermine and the Perfect Storm, however, is that the water temperatures supporting Hermine are even higher.

Besides Sandy and the Perfect Storm, several other pure nor’easters packed as much flooding potential as Hermine: A 1992 December nor’easter that stalled offshore for two days retains the all-time highest flood record for parts of New Jersey, with water levels about 3 inches higher than Sandy’s. Hermine is predicted to stall offshore for twice as long. In 1962, the “Ash Wednesday” nor’easter battered the New Jersey shore for three days, but sea levels are nearly a foot higher now, thanks to climate change. Earlier this year, in January, a strong nor’easter broke Sandy’s coastal flooding record for Cape May, New Jersey, and Lewes, Delaware, but it happened in the middle of winter — there was no hurricane attached.

Turned out to be the best weekend of the year down here and the shore was empty 😍😍😍

Turned out to be the best weekend of the year down here and the shore was empty 😍😍😍
- PhillySportsGuy

gorgeous here as well

gorgeous here as well
- -davies-

anywhere you are is a ray of sunshine

Turned out to be the best weekend of the year down here and the shore was empty 😍😍😍
- PhillySportsGuy

(frank)ing weather

(frank)ing weather
- Streit2ThePoint

Hoax

Hoax
- cabin

The only hoax is the (frank)ing weather channels. It's 2016 and we still can't accurately predict the weather. Meanwhile we have robots that can suck your Richard off.

It's glorious

It's glorious
- BINGO!

It's glorious
- BINGO!

Can't believe it's already winter there

Can't believe it's already winter there
- PhillySportsGuy

It's not. That would be an outrageously warm day in winter.

It's not. That would be an outrageously warm day in winter.
- BINGO!

Can't believe you live in a place where 43 degrees is good weather

It's glorious
- BINGO!

Celsius bro

Celsius bro
- AGalchenyuk27

6

feels like 2

6

feels like 2
- BINGO!

Can't believe people choose to live there



(unless it's for a job)