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الخميس، 2 سبتمبر 2010

The nasty Hurricane Earl is starting to lick the Outer Banks and slowly continuing to move towards the coast of North Carolina. The eye of the large Hurricane Earl is currently about 185 miles south of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. The wind speed is about 115 mph with higher gusts and Earl moves north with 18 miles per hour.

[caption id="attachment_8089" align="aligncenter" width="501" caption="Hurricane Earl Projected Path"]Hurricane Earl Projected Path[/caption]

There are several Hurricane Warnings and Hurricane Watches in effect.
Continue reading on the next page for the detailed Hurricane Warnings and Hurricane Watches.

  • Bogue Inlet, NC northeastward to the North Carolina/ Virginia border including Pamlico and Albemarle Sounds.

  • Westport, MA eastward around Cape Cod to Hull, including Marthas Vineyard and Nantucket Island.Hurricane Watches are in effect for:

  • North of the North Carolina/ Virginia border to Cape Henlopen, Delaware

  • Nova Scotia from Medway Harbour to DigbyA tropical Storm warning is in effect for

  • Cape Fear to West Bogue Inlet, North Carolina

  • North of the North Carolina/ Virginia Border to Sandy Hook, New Jersey, including Delaware Bay south of Slaughter Beach and the Chesapeake Bay south of New Point Comfort

  • The eastern portion of Long Island, New York, from Fire Island Inlet to Port Jefferson Harbor

  • New Have, Connecticut, to west of Westport Massachusetts, including Block IslandA TROPICAL STORM WATCH IS IN EFFECT FOR...

  • NORTH OF HULL MASSACHUSETTS TO EASTPORT MAINE

  • THE COAST OF LONG ISLAND WEST OF FIRE ISLAND INLET AND PORT
    JEFFERSON HARBOR

  • NOVA SCOTIA FROM ECUM SECUM TO MEDWAY HARBOUR AND FROM DIGBY TO
    FORT LAWRENCE

  • NEW BRUNSWICK FROM JUST WEST OF FORT LAWRENCE WESTWARD TO THE
    U.S./CANADA BORDER



  • Hurricane Earl is moving towards the north with 18 mile per hour and it is expected that the Hurricane will increase it's speed on Friday. The center of the storm will pass the Outer Banks tonight and will move towrds the southeastern New England on Friday. The coast from Virginia to Massachusetts is expected to experience very strong winds and rainfall on Friday.

    The Hurricane will produce storm surges which will raise the water levels as much as 4 feet and there are rainfalls of 6 inches expected. The National Hurricane Center will release another update
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