Tropical Storm Erin —> Cat 5 (now 4) Erin —> DARE CNTY EVAC order (flood risk)

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The speed with which this went from TS to Cat 5+ is frightening. There are so many more storms to come this fall and some will hit the US somewhere, and could have a similar ramp up. I’m fearing bad things and a Trump FEMA response (ie nothing). It could be very bad.
NC is still waiting on help from them for Helene.
 
Interests along the North Carolina and Mid-Atlantic coasts,
and Bermuda should monitor the progress of Erin as there is a risk
of strong winds associated with the outer rainbands during the
middle part of the week.
 
i could be wrong but the hatteras evac feels a bit early / trigger happy.

dare county emergency management: always either doing too much or too little.
 
The Neuse River is HIGH right now. A hit from this thing would be catastrophic.
Given how much rain the Piedmont has had for WEEKS, the rivers in Eastern North Carolina are FULL.

I don’t want anyone harmed or killed from this storm……I don’t want anyone losing their home or business.

That said, a powerful off-shore hurricane causing major flooding might help climate-change deniers learn something. I doubt it will; but, it might.
 
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