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Vaniqa
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Clarinex, Flonase,
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Weather Alerts for Coastal Hancock, Maine
Updated 9/4/2010 6:15 AM EDT
Maine - (Coastal Hancock/MEZ029) - Current Watches, Warnings and Advisories for Maine Issued by the National Weather Service
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Tropical Storm Warning - Coastal Hancock (Maine) |
tropical storm earl continues toward the north-northeast and will
move through the gulf of maine tonight...
.areas affected...
this local statement provides important information and
recommended actions for people and marine interests in select
locations and coastal water legs of northern and eastern maine...
coastal waters from stonington me to eastport me out 25 nm.
.watches/warnings...
a tropical storm warning continues for the following locations...
coastal hancock...coastal washington.
for marine interests...a tropical storm warning continues for
all of coastal waters from stonington me to eastport me out
25 nm.
.storm information...
at 10 pm edt...the center of tropical storm earl was located near
latitude 40.0n...longitude 69.7w. this was about 290 miles south
of stonington me...or about 370 miles south-southwest of eastport
me. storm motion was ne or 35 degrees at 25 mph. storm intensity
was 70 mph.
.precautionary/preparedness actions...
precautionary/preparedness actions...
for those under a warning...now is the time to complete
preparations for the protection of property. for interests at
ports...docks...and marinas...urgently complete prescribed
preparations according to your emergency operations plan for
tropical cyclones. if you live on a boat...make final preparations
for securing your craft. be sure to account for the possible
closure of bridges and causeways. regarding any coastal waters
under a warning...small craft should remain in port and well
secured. closely monitor noaa weather radio or other local news
outlets for official storm information. listen for possible
changes to the forecast. for additional precautionary and
preparedness information... please refer to the detailed
recommendations relative to your location as further described by
your local national weather service office and local emergency
management.
&&
.next update...
the next local statement will be issued by the national weather
service in caribou around 5 am edt...or sooner if conditions
warrant.
mez029-030-050300-
/o.con.kcar.tr.w.1007.000000t0000z-000000t0000z/
coastal hancock-coastal washington-
1051 pm edt fri sep 3 2010
...tropical storm warning remains in effect...
...new information...
tropical storm earl is currently located well off the new jersey
coast. earl will continue to move up the east coast reaching a
position off cape cod around midnight tonight then reaching the
western tip of nova scotia early saturday morning. earl will then
move northeast into the maritimes saturday afternoon.
...precautionary/preparedness actions...
precautionary/preparedness actions...
preparations should be completed or near completion. secure loose
outdoor objects which can be blown around.
&&
...probability of tropical storm/hurricane conditions...
the chance for hurricane conditions at this time is very low.
also...the chance for tropical storm conditions at this time is
up to 60 percent. this represents a general steady trend since the
last forecast.
...winds...
as tropical storm earl approaches...tropical storm force winds are
expected to begin after midnight friday. winds are expected to
peak between 4 am saturday morning and noontime saturday. the
highest wind speeds will be along the immediate coastline and
outer islands where sustained winds 30 to 40 mph are possible.
prepare for the likelihood of minor to locally moderate damage
and possible power outages.
...storm surge and storm tide...
breaking waves will peak on saturday at 10 to 15 feet. storm
surge will also peak at this time at 1 to 3 feet above mean sea
level along the coast and in areas prone to surge. the surge
combined with large breaking waves will cause minor beach erosion
and overwash.
...inland flooding...
earl will produce widespread rain across the area. rainfall
amounts will be generally 1 to 3 inches with locally higher
amounts. at this time localized flooding may occur in the
normally prone areas...or if a band of heavier rain remains over
an area long enough to produce several inches of rainfall...more
serious flooding could be possible.
...coastal hazards...
seas from tropical storm earl are expected to reach 15 to 20 feet on
saturday resulting in dangerous splash over and potential
flooding of some coastal roads. the combination of strong winds
and highs seas along the coast will result in dangerous high
surf. the high surf is expected to producing over-topping waves
along the shoreline and rip currents. people are urged to remain
away from rocks...sea walls or jetties. the size of the incoming
waves will vary greatly over short periods of time and you can be
unexpectedly washed into the ocean...large waves are expected to
cause rip currents. rip currents are strong but narrow currents
of water flowing from the beach to the surf zone. it can rapidly
carry a swimmer into deeper water and exhaust an individual
trying to swim against it.
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