National Weather Service Radar indicates that Tropical Storm Hanna made landfall near the border of South & North Carolina at 3:20 Am. More details will come shortly after 5:00 AM.
Jennifer
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Local Weather Update
Hello everyone! This is Jennifer Haynes in the CBS 6 Weather center. Hanna is getting closer to making landfall near the border of North & South Carolina.
Weather conditions are fairly quiet here. We are tracking some heavy rainfall west of the I-95 corridor. The good news is there are no severe storms at the moment.
I just checked the latest surface observations and noticed the winds gusts are peaking up to 40 Mph in Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.
Jennifer
Weather conditions are fairly quiet here. We are tracking some heavy rainfall west of the I-95 corridor. The good news is there are no severe storms at the moment.
I just checked the latest surface observations and noticed the winds gusts are peaking up to 40 Mph in Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.
Jennifer
Hanna 2:00 AM Update
Tropical Storm Hanna is very close to making landfall near the border of South & North Carolina. The latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center shows Hanna has maxium winds at 70 Mph and is moving northeast at 21 Mph.
The center of storm will pass through southeast Virginia later this afteroon. Meanwhile, expect the rainfall and winds to intensify throughout the morning and afternoon.
Expect another update shortly after 5:00 AM.
Jennifer
The center of storm will pass through southeast Virginia later this afteroon. Meanwhile, expect the rainfall and winds to intensify throughout the morning and afternoon.
Expect another update shortly after 5:00 AM.
Jennifer
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