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It will be cut off from warm water for too long that s how it makes the transition. by monday 45 miles per hour. the flooding is a big impact across portions along the east coast. 14 inches of rain across parts of north carolina, new york, record breaking in central park ever recorded because of irene. it is now a fresh water problem not a sea water problem it is coming on top of all of the record rain you very articulately tell us about. thank you very much. see you later on the program. long island and massachusetts share irene s pain which is widespread let s go to the sailing mecca of new port which is still being impacted by the storm. molly, are you there? can you hear me? ....
Brand new pictures of irene s aftermath from all over the empire state. including these that were sent in by 11-year-old zack ails. where to go, zack. going in the back yard in putnam county 50 miles north of new york city. a small stream turning into raging rapids. this time this summer usually it s bone dry, well, not today. if you d have pictures of irene s aftermath we d love to see them. u report@foxnews.com. harris: fantastic. images like those, playing a major role. irene swallowed up the east coast with the rain she dumped on us. as people are tweeting and posting, casey stegall with the growing trend on the social media, casey. reporter: yeah, harris, we have been following this the last couple of days and literally, second by second update and where irene is and what type of winds and how ....
Flooding. wayne fall eastern carolina 147 inches of rain apositi a-acrosss of the catskills. it does not experience direct land fall has to deal with major impact. irene coming along blinging in the additional rainfall. didn t take very much wind to knock down the trees power lines pouter outages new jersey being reported delaware portions of long islands. it has been more widespread. 115 miles an hour. not too significant. we are not talking a major hurricane. they were enough to cause rain to go down. generally dry conditions a few ....
forecasters got the track and timing of irene s impact perfectly the only thing they missed was the hurricane s intensity which weakened from a category 1 hurricane to a tropical storm apparently just as hurricane irene was jumping the verrazano bridge and passing the statue of liberty early this sunday morning. this system is still massive and powerful as it continues to churn through new england winds whipping at more than 50 miles an hour still and it is affecting millions of people who are without power dealing with flooded homes counting their losses even looking for away to get to work an monday morning. as strong as irene is now where is irene now. maria molina in the fox news weather center where and how strong? how are you doing? the center is about 20 miles ....
It will be cut off from warm water for too long that s how it makes the transition. by monday 45 miles per hour. the flooding is a big impact across portions along the east coast. 14 inches of rain across parts of north carolina, new york, record breaking in central park ever recorded because of irene. it is now a fresh water problem not a sea water problem it is coming on top of all of the record rain you very articulately tell us about. thank you very much. see you later on the program. long island and massachusetts share irene s pain which is widespread let s go to the sailing mecca of new port which is still being impacted by the storm. molly, are you there? can you hear me? ....