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Its always calmest before the storm. Beautiful Pictures!
ReplyDeletePhilip, I think I saw your Subaru on 12, driving past the airport webcam a few minutes ago.
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping the collective good vibes that thousands of people are sending to Ocracoke and the entire OBX can help keep everyone there safe.
Thank you so much for keeping us all 'in the loop'.
Heather & Addison
I know you've been through this before,
ReplyDeleteTake care and keep positive, thinking
About you and all on the Island. Stay safe!
Mark Avery
We were on O. last year when 2 hurricanes and a tropical storm swept by. These photos look familiar. The ferries didn't run.school was closed...it was like a 'snow day' back home. I'm following NOAA's Hurricane Center website discussion board for current info vs "the Weather Channel". Hold on O'kokers!Sue M Thanks for pics of the beautiful beach!
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting updates! We are all very concerned for Ocracoke and wish you the best. Sending good thoughts from Carrboro!
ReplyDeleteYou can see the bands starting to form. Be safe....
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