weird science comes to hatteras island

Is it otherworldly or otherwise. Hatteras Island aeronautical debris. Photo Erin Everlee

Space junk or science mystery? The latest visitor to the Outer Banks may have begun it’s journey in outer space, drifting with the currents before washing ashore on Hatteras Island! Check out Aaron Moody’s story in the News and Observer. More photos by local photographer Erin Everlee HERE. “The latest Outer Banks anomaly turned up… Continue reading weird science comes to hatteras island

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currituck plans extensive walking paths

As traffic grows on Currituck County roads, county government is taking steps to protect pedestrians and connect communities. The just-released “Connect Currituck” study envisions multi-use paths along Caratoke Highway on the Mainland and NC 12 on the Outer Banks according to Jeff Hampton of the Virginian Pilot.   “Gabrielle Starboard wanted to buy eggs for… Continue reading currituck plans extensive walking paths

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how do you solve a problem like Maria?

The National Hurricane Center 5:00 p.m. track for Hurricane Maria. A slow slog up the coast followed by rapid exit.

You evacuate Hatteras and Ocracoke Islands, for starters. Moving slowly parallel to the coast, Hurricane Maria will impact the Outer Banks with high surf and ocean over wash. Concerned about visitor safety, Dare and Hyde Counties ordered visitor evacuations for Ocracoke and Hatteras Islands. The evacuations do not apply to the northern Outer Banks. Rob… Continue reading how do you solve a problem like Maria?

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30′ wave attacked jennette’s pier? NOPE

It's not real!. There were not 30' plus waves generated from Hurricane Jose.

So, in case you haven’t already figured it out, this image of a 30′ wave about to obliterate Jennette’s Pier is not the real deal. ALEX LEX is well known on the OBX for his photoshopping skills and skewed sense of humor, but some folks out of our area had no idea it was “art”… Continue reading 30′ wave attacked jennette’s pier? NOPE

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shelly island is shelly sandbar…for now

Shelly Island at Low Tide

With just a trickle of seawater at high tide separating Shelly Island from The Point at Cape Hatteras, it may be an island no more. The experts predicted it, but the magic of the newest addition to the Outer Banks continues to draw curious visitors. Jeff Hampton reports for The Virginian Pilot. “Shelly Island may… Continue reading shelly island is shelly sandbar…for now

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