This was Harvey - Radar loop of seven days of the storm showing its path

[OnlinePoker]

https://gfycat.com/gifs/detail/WanTepidEwe

[packman]

1. Fascinating

[True Dough]

2. That was interesting to watch.

Thanks for posting.

[RKP5637]

3. Wow! Thanks for posting! n/t

[Honeycombe8]

4. Fascinating to see it so fast. I see now that it just missed my immediate area....

But barely. Much still flooded, but we missed the worst. Poor Beaumont and Port Arthur. They got it bad.

[JDC]

5. Thank you. Super Interesting.

[spanone]

6. K&R...

[peacebuzzard]

7. K+R

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[bluepen]

8. Really interesting. Thanks for posting!

[kcr]

9. Wow. That really shows how the region was just blasted non-stop with rain

Like a giant hose trained on it for seven days.

[kcr]

10. This shows what the same amount and area would look like in other regions

https://www.wunderground.com/news/harvey-rain-look-like-new-york-los-angeles-florida-seattle-houston-charleston

The Northeast

If Harvey had made landfall on the New Jersey coast and all atmospheric variables that dictated where rain fell were the same, Harvey's rain would have fallen across all of, or portions of, eight states from New Hampshire to New Jersey.

The core of 40-plus-inches of rain would have fallen between Hartford, Connecticut, and Providence, Rhode Island.



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