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Fortunately, Hurricane Earl has been downgraded to a Category 3 storm. This bodes well for it continuing to lose strength quickly as it heads north, but it doesn’t mean the Carolinas nor Cape Cod is out of the woods by any means. That should be easy to remember based on this latest satellite image of [...]
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CNN has a good breakdown of of Earl’s likely path. Cape Hatteras and other areas on the Carolinas’ coast have the most to fear as the storm may still have Category 4-force winds (131-155 mph) as it nears their shore. New York’s Long Island should likely be spared a direct blow, but Cape Cod may [...]
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What timing. The National Flood Insurance Program received temporary re-authorization last night by the U.S. Senate. The vote puts the NFIP back in business until September 30. This is good timing for those along the coast as the storm season has kicked into gear with hurricane Alex now battering the coast of Mexico and south [...]
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