Quote: In addition the very large size of Irene greatly increases the storm surge risk along the coast of New England. (Perhaps 2 categories more that the storm is at landfall if you look at older SLOSH maps before the surge was separated from the Saffir Simpson scale)
Mike I am in Buzzards Bay MA and expecting the surge. Where could I find the "old SLOSH maps" on line?
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