Hi Mike,   
      
   On Sat 2012-Oct-27 11:26, Mike Roberts (1:261/1381) wrote to Roger Shays:   
      
    > Sandy is still predicted to merge with a strong cold front from the west   
    > and morph into a "superstorm."   
      
   MR> CRAP! I have a bad feeling about this one... I don't know why, I   
   MR> just do.Nationals are talking like it is going to be baddddd. Locals   
   MR> are not sayingmuch at all. "lots of Rain and wind" No kidding, thats   
   MR> not telling us anything.I realize they probably don't know, but I   
   MR> have seen them play up storms as bigand we got nada. There was a bad   
   MR> snowstorm called last winter that fizzled. Ihope I am wrong about   
   MR> this one, but I just have that feeling.    
      
   Where you located at MIke?  I know i should know, but it   
   escapes me at the moment.   
      
   if I were midatlantic, i.e. Virginia coastal, maybe either   
   side, I'd be getting ready to rock on this one.  It might   
   surprise me and move further north up the coastbefore it   
   merges with that front and slap the bejesus out of NY state, but the way these   
   things act, I'm still thinking the   
   Tidewater area of va. might want to get ready to rock 'n   
   roll with this one,   Because, as nws bulletin as of 11:00   
   a.m. edt said:   
      
   "INTERESTS THROUGHOUT THE MID-ATLANTIC STATES AND NEW ENGLAND SHOULD MONITOR   
   THE PROGRESS OF SANDY."   
      
   Sorry about the all caps, that's the way they do 'em.   
      
   I know I made my amateur meteo prediction of midatlantic   
   yesterday, and so far I'm sticking to it.  IT might surprise us all and move   
   off, but it's that other front that might   
   merge with it that's the real variable right now.   
      
   Regards,   
              Richard   
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