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Posted by Tim_NC on 5/13/2008, 1:01 am, in reply to "Rare, Potent May Nor'easter"
Some beach videos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsGPO45GCWU&NR=1
Here you can clearly see the steep drop-off as one enters the ocean; nothing at all like the Gulf of Mexico.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vygO9gl0cHU&feature=related
Though the drop-off varies from beach to beach along the Delmarva coast, Rehoboth Beach often has a very steep drop - so steep in fact, the little kiddies dare not step into the ocean at high tide for they would quickly be overwhelmed... he-he.
Tim in Cape Fear, NC 
--Previous Message--
: Energy from the ULL over Ohio transferred
: to the VA. coast where a strong surface
: low formed.
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: The coastal low (well stacked
: vertically) moved to the Delaware coast
: and there it is having a helluva time
: trying to pull away into the open
: Atlantic.
:
: Winds over the Delaware Bay and
: Delaware coast are howling at 40-55kts
: this early morning.
:
: Such a powerful storm is very rarely
: seen at this time of year, as the
: nor'easter season ended a month ago.
:
: Wish I were back at Rehoboth Beach
: today!
:
: Cheers,
:
: Tim in Cape Fear, NC
:
: P.S. The weather patters this spring
: are NOT at all similar to last year.
: This could be one very interesting
: hurricane season.
:
: --Previous Message--
: This low seemed to come out of nowhere
: (May 11 08 15:15 UTC):
:
: Java Loop:
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: http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/eaus/loop-rgb.html
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: May 11 08 15:15 UTC:
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: Current RGB Image:
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