The angry ocean at Jeanette's Pier in Nags Head, NC.
The sound is very dry as the east winds have pushed all the water onto the west shores away from the Outer Banks. These geese were standing in the mud of Sugar Creek at RV's in Nags Head, where they usually swim.
The HurricaneTrack.com hurricane intercept team was stationed in Kill Devil Hills, as were many news crews.
The Dominion Power company crew trucks were lined up at the Clarion hotel in Kill Devil Hills, NC.
The Avalon Pier in the angry ocean.
Darrell's Rest. in Manteo closed to patrons and sandbagged their parking lot to keep out the tide water.
3 comments:
thanks for the update! any water problems on roanoke island?
As always thanks for the updates! Less then a week ago I was standing at that Gazebo enjoying a drink before dinner! I wish I had come out to meet you while I was down, well there is always next year! I'm glad this wasn't to bad for you all! Take care Angie V
No tide water problems on Roanoke Island at all, thank goodness.
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