Click on the link below for a pretty impressive satellite image of Irene:
Hurricane Irene : Storm-Centered Satellite Image : Weather Underground
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The fact that you were able to post this is wonderful. I hope the balance of the storm is as uneventful as possible. Been watching the radar and thinking good thoughts for you. It seems that it may weaken before it gets to PA, and that's great, as we've had the rainiest month ever BEFORE Irene comes. Be safe, Joyce Moore
ReplyDeleteThanks for your updates! I'll keep checking in as long as you're able to post. ~ your Ohio fan
ReplyDeletePhilip Stay safe I hope you are taking Irene serious.Hope you made the right choice Just heard on ABC news they have taken body bags to Hatteras.
ReplyDeleteIt seems it might get down to Category 1 by the time it gets to you ...or maybe I am just wishful thinking. Hope that might be true.
ReplyDeleteOne of your Michigan fans.
We are following the storm, all of you are in our prayers.
ReplyDeletepulling for you all!
ReplyDeletesome of your inland NC team,
m&m - charlotte
Hope all is well on the island.
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful place.
For those interested WOVV is still live on the island:
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Biggest news so far, someone's dog has gotten loose. Philip, stay save. THANKS for updates!! Nollie
Philip, we're praying for all of you on Ocracoke. Matt and Michelle and Sawyer went to Beaufort to stay with Janette and Ben, but Irene is headed right there. We appreciate your blogs, keeping us updated on our beloved Ocracoke. Be safe!
ReplyDeleteBeth & Ben DeVan, Alabama
Hope the dog is found safe and sound!
ReplyDeleteKeep smiling!!!!!
Glued to the Weather Channel like everyone else who follows your blog and considers you a friend, scared to death for you. Please be safe. Thoughts and prayers to you and the rest of your friends who were nuts enough to ride it out!
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