Update (9/9) — Tropical Outlook (9/8 – 9/14) | Beaufort County Now | Attached is another update on an area of disturbed weather southeast of Eastern North Carolina by 300 miles, that has a 30% chance of becoming a tropical depression by the end of the week.

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Update (9/9) — Tropical Outlook (9/8 – 9/14)

    Attached is another update on an area of disturbed weather southeast of Eastern North Carolina by 300 miles, that has a 30% chance of becoming a tropical depression by the end of the week. We still do not expect big impacts on our area and we don't expect this to drastically change much whether or not this system becomes a depression.

    Through the weekend we will be quite unsettled with periods of localized heavy rain. We will also have an elevated risk of rip currents. Beyond those two threats, nothing more is expected.

    View the entire PDF HERE.

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Beaufort County Emergency Management: COVID-19 Update (9-10-20) Local News & Expression, Weather Events, The Region City of Washington Council Agenda for September 14, 2020


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Our office is currently monitoring the threat of severe weather for this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. Please see the email below and attached briefing from the National Weather Service for more information.
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The Moderate Severe Outlook has been trimmed back to areas south of Highway 70, but we are still expecting severe weather late this afternoon into this evening across all of Eastern NC.
The potential for a regional severe weather outbreak is increasing across the southeastern U.S. tomorrow afternoon and evening, including eastern NC.

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