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Looking at weather.com's hourly forecast it seems to be letting up just a bit in this area too. We're still to get quite a bit of rain but regular wind speeds won't go over the 20mph range, and after 14.00 tomorrow the chance of rain stays below 50% for the rest of the day. We might even be able to get the Mets opener in tomorrow, as long as the ground isn't too waterlogged.
Looks like Florida dodged a small caliber bullet. The storm has been losing intensity and may miss the OBX entirely...The Fashionable West End of Henrico County is battening down the hatches for a good, long rain storm...with the first wave starting this afternoon...and continuing much of Tuesday.
Isaias is only a category 1 hurricane. So not as bad as some other hurricanes. OBX and eastern NC may get tornadoes tonight though. The right side of a hurricane path can get tornadoes.
It managed to get up to 85mph sustained though it’s not a very big storm
Winds is heavy now, but sun is shining. No damage I can see anywhere as we walk though our residential streets. Only 1-2" of rain so far. Not much more expected in OBX.
weather.com now calling for just 15-20% chance of rain over normal match time tonight, with wind speeds staying in the single digits. In fact they're not calling for higher than 25% chance of precip from 13.00 till the end of the day.
sun is coming out in Western PWC.
looks like tons of flooding on the Maryland eastern shore around Prince Fredrick / Mechanicsville
Neither place is on the eastern shore
sorry, my Maryland geography isn't good, what's that part of the state called?
Southern Maryland
looks like tons of flooding on the in Southern Maryland eastern shore around Prince Fredrick / Mechanicsville
Corrected, thanks!
Magnatude 5.1 earthquake last night centered around Sparta NC. Felt as far away as Harrisonburg VA