Harrisburg – Lt. Governor Jim Cawley will tour flood-ravaged Hulmeville, Bucks County at noon onMonday, Aug. 29 to view the impact of Hurricane Irene and discuss preliminary damage assessment with local officials and emergency response personnel. Rich Mitchell is the Sr. Managing Editor of Conservative Daily News. His posts may contain opinions that are his own and are not necessarily shared by Anomalous [...]
I live in North Carolina. Newbern and a few other communities are underwater and need help. This site made a contribution and I also did from my personal funds. I then turned to my children and asked them what they they thought they should do. My youngest is six and doesn’t fully understand money. Her [...]
Gawker.com has an article that starts, “New York Gets Ready for Irene - Sandbags, plywood, police tape, bottled water, and unbending courage:..”. That, by itself seems harmless and uninteresting. But, add in the reader comments and you can’t help but laugh, a little, just kidding.. mostly.
RALEIGH, N.C., Aug. 27, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ – North Carolina’s electric cooperatives are reporting approximately 100,000 outages from Hurricane Irene, whose destructive winds and heavy rains lashed North Carolina this morning. As expected, these outages are primarily along the coast and east of I-95. Hatteras and Ocracoke Islands are completely without power. As Hurricane Irene proceeds on its path, additional outages are likely. [...]
Living in North Carolina, I have been following Hurricane Irene closely. She came onshore at Cape Lookout, NC at about 7:30am eastern .. I think. First, let me say that I am thrilled that the storm has had a much more minimal impact on North Carolina, but being a curious person, I am stumped why [...]
*Updated 11am 8/28* Irene, now a tropical storm, made her 1st landfall at Cape Lookout, North Carolina at about 7:30am EDT Saturday with winds of 115mph. The storm then traveled up the east coast, made landfall at Little Egg Inlet, NJ, then moved through the greater New York City area at barely hurricane wind levels [...]
*Updated 2pm 8/25* Irene, now a category 3 hurricane, seems to have spared Florida and Georgia from being the victims of 2011′s first Hurricane, but the storm is still expected to strike somewhere up the east coast of the United States. The current cone of probability has the storm crossing over the outer banks of [...]
