Hurricane Hermine ,!!!updated pg30

For sure. That's where I am, next to the bay .

I think I found a live cam??? [link to www.outerbeaches.com]

THE STORM MAY MOVE BACK TOWARD THE COAST SUNDAY THROUGH MONDAY...
POSSIBLY BRINGING MORE RAIN AND CONTINUED BREEZY CONDITIONS FOR
LOCATIONS NEAR AND EAST OF INTERSTATE 95. THE FORECAST FOR THE FIRST
PART OF NEXT WEEK REMAINS HIGHLY UNCERTAIN.

[link to forecast.weather.gov]

From the Balto/Wash 500 pm update

How far back towards the coast? Question of the week.
I live just west of 95, so you know I'll be watching.

I'm east. Damn.

It really could be a worst case scenario event. Thankfully it may be cat 1 at most and not higher, but the flooding impact alone could be catastrophic.

(Not trying to sensationalize, it's just so many people put 100% faith in the local mets, and I'm positive they are only like 20% spot on all year)

we are watching in Jersey.....could have some impact at shoreline

Pouring here still. Winds are 30 mph sustained with gusts higher. We already have over 2 inches of rain and it hasn't gotten here yet. Glad I don't live surrounded by oak trees anymore.

We've seen enough to know better when it comes to the 'official forecast', no doubt :)

I just hope it doesn't move to far inland. Ellicott City just took a severe beating from a major flood only a few weeks ago, and are still rebuilding. Flooding now might erase that town, and it would be a major loss.

[link to www.surfchex.com] live web cam ?

[link to i1030.photobucket.com]

Here's that same sky now, about and hour and a half later.
Much better.

[link to nagsheadpier.com]


Avalon pier should have one too

Virginia Beach:

[link to www.vbbound.com]

Last Edited by ThinkOutsideTheBox on 09/02/2016 07:56 PM

Thanks.

[link to www.surfchex.com] I don't even know what I am posting. Thank you.

[link to www.visitmyrtlebeach.com]

That's myrtle beach SC pier 14 where the amusement park is

Just some? Try sandy 2.0

thanks for pin , I saw on WC a bad set up could happen where it stalls then turns left

[link to www.weather.gov]
Tropical Storm Hermine will bring heavy rainfall and flash flooding to parts of Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas, and southeast Virginia.

[link to earth.nullschool.net (secure)]

current/wind/

[link to www.bogueinletpier.com]

This is very close to Atlantic Beach NC that they reference on TWC

My friends own a place right there that I stay at frequently. This pier was completely destroyed by a hurricane a few years ago. It should be a good feed to watch as it moves up the coast of NC.

Last Edited by ThreeLittleLambs on 09/02/2016 08:18 PM

no 2 people even on the weather channel pronounced it the same way.

What retards!

Tropical Storm Hermine - September 5-8 2010
(Corpus Christi, TX)

[link to www.srh.noaa.gov]

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Seems like they recycled this name rather quickly.
On this September 5th, the new Hermine should be sitting off our coast, or making it's way towards the coast.

Tropical Storm Hermine moves into Carolinas, heavy rain forecast
9/2/16

(CNN) Much of the Carolinas was being drenched by rain Friday afternoon as Tropical Hermine slid up the East Coast after leaving hundreds of thousands without power in Florida.

Forecasters with the National Weather Service said as many as 7 inches of rain could fall, and in isolated areas it could be more than that.
A flash flood watch was issued for northeast South Carolina and southeast North Carolina though Saturday morning.

[link to www.cnn.com]
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[link to www.wral.com]

This has lots of coastal live web cams

We are already at 11k without power and trees down. Good news it is moving a little faster than predicted so it may get out of here sooner.

Local Statement for HERMINE (Wilmington, NC)
828 PM EDT FRI SEP 2 2016

[link to www.nhc.noaa.gov]

Tropical storm warnings for Mid-Atlantic coast: ‘Life-threatening’ coastal inundation feared
9/2/16

On the last big beach weekend of the summer, the entire Mid-Atlantic coastline is under a tropical storm warning. This could turn into a coastal storm event of historic significance for shoreline areas as it may stall and batter the beaches with high water and battering waves for several tide cycles.

[link to www.washingtonpost.com (secure)]

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There's that 'historic' word again. But days of battering will take it's toll. Ocean City MD lost a big chunk of dune protecting the beach over the winter, and haven't recovered from it. Hope they made a lot of money this summer....

and then there's 'monster', of course....

Hermine is a potential 'monster' Labor Day weekend storm threat for East Coast
9/2/16

Some forecasts are showing Hermine (or its remnants) exploding into a monster, hurricane-like storm just off the Delaware and New Jersey coast late Sunday and into Monday, potentially just sitting there and hammering the coast for days.

This could bring levels of destruction to the coast similar to or worse than Sandy.

[link to www.usatoday.com]

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NE US Sector radar loop

[link to radar.weather.gov]


SE US Sector radar loop

[link to radar.weather.gov]

Hang in there, NC. Hermine's all over you right now.
The eye appears to be mainly over water now. The SE side of the storm appears to be filling in a bit.

Got to have those spanish names ya know!!!!

It could be Ebonics. Lol

Thanks... We are getting slammed right now. Just added a new flood warning to everything else.