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I don't know where you are
Annapolis. Surge came in around 7pm and raised the water to just under a foot beneath the decking. High time at midnight only raised it a bit more to the decking itself (but not over). There was nowhere near the damage caused by Isabel. We never lost power, which is a miracle for Easport even on a good day. So conditions certainly varied by region. And having travelled north as far as Georgetown this week, stopping in various places along the way, the lack of damage was similar. Haven't travelled south yet, how did Tilghman and Oxford handle it? The real problem was that the NWS downgraded Ernesto and then paid no more attention to it so people were not prepared. I disagree, it wasn't NWS or NOAA to blame for lazy boat owners failing to prepare. Out on it every week since this past April, no cetacean or other marine mammals cited sighted. But I hear NYC had a manatee recently... We see dolphins off the coast sometimes (Bethany Beach area). Yeah, and I've seen whales off Bar Harbor, but neither are the same as the BAY. |
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