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Sep 9, 2017by: Larry Dorminy No Comments

Shelters Open for SC Barrier Island Evacuees

You will need to bring these items with you to any emergency shelter:

Personal identification, Prescription and emergency medications, extra clothing, pillows, blankets, hygiene supplies, important documents and other comfort items.
It’s also important not to forget items for children, such as diapers, formula and toys, and other items for family members who have unique needs
If you have a restrictive diet, you will need to bring your own food for meals.

County	Shelter Name	Address	Status
Colleton	Colleton County Middle School	1379 Tuskegee Airmen Drive	OPEN
Jasper	Ridgeland High-Junior-Elementary Complex	250 Jaguar Trail	OPEN
Richland	Dent Middle School	2721 Decker Blvd	OPEN

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Sep 9, 2017by: Larry Dorminy No Comments

3 p.m. Charleston Storm Update: Preparing for Lowcountry storm surge

NEWS ALERT | HURRICANE IRMA

Your 3 p.m. hurricane update: Preparing for Lowcountry storm surge, evacuation compliance, hotels available

“At this point, we anticipate significant storm surge and flooding, especially downtown, on Monday and Tuesday.”

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Sep 9, 2017by: Larry Dorminy No Comments

SC Governor orders Saturday evacuations of some barrier islands

McMaster orders Saturday evacuations of some barrier islands

BREAKING NEWS ALERT |

Your 9 p.m. update: McMaster orders Saturday evacuations of some barrier islands, Irma’s S.C. impact still in flux

Irma’s impact on South Carolina continues to remain unclear, with fluctuating forecasts and a predicted path that now just brushes the northwest edge of the state.

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Sep 8, 2017by: Larry Dorminy No Comments
Damage Photo from Philipsburg, on the Dutch Caribbean island of Sint Maarten
Above: An aerial photograph taken and released by the Netherlands Ministry of Defence on September 6, 2017 shows the damage of Hurricane Irma in Philipsburg, on the Dutch Caribbean island of Sint Maarten. Image credit: Gerben Van Es/AFP/Getty Images.
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Sep 8, 2017by: Larry Dorminy No Comments

Marina Damage Status Report from Dockwa.com

Our thanks to friend Becky at dockwa.com for this excellent damage report and photos. Marinas’ damage status are listed by area under View Hurricane Damage Report.

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Last year many of you contributed to crowd-sourcing’s finest hour within the boating community by sharing your reports on marinas and waterways, which we compiled for the boaters navigating impacted areas. We’ve updated our Hurricane Marina & Waterway Status Report for the current season, in hopes we’ll be using it as little as possible going forward. For now, we appreciate any chance you have to add or share out the report.

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Get more context around the Marina Status Report here. ICYMI in our last newsletter, click here for ways you can contribute to those impacted by Hurricane Harvey.

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We’re always working on improvements to the Dockwa app and site, as well as to our sister site Marinas.com. Two quick updates: chart-view on Marinas.com now allows for a NOAA weather overlay, so you can more easily find safe harbors outside of the storm’s path. And new on Facebook: the Dockwa Boaters group. Share which Dockwa marinas you’re visiting, boating news, events, Dockwa app/website questions and comments, and of course updates on marinas and harbors affected by Harvey, Irma, and storms to follow.

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Our thoughts are with everyone impacted by Harvey and Irma, and we’ll continue to help however we can. Stay safe out there.

– Becky & the team at Dockwa

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Sep 7, 2017by: Larry Dorminy No Comments 27.4504,-80.32249999
Fuel Report from Fort Pierce City Marina, Fort Pierce, FL, AICW Statute Mile 966.5

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Fort Pierce City Marina, a SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR, is located west of the Waterway, just south of the Fort Pierce high-rise bridge, and well north of unlighted daybeacon #188.
These notes from Anne Maurer, Dockmaster
As of Thursday, 9/7, Fort Pierce City Marina is pumping fuel 22 hours a day to assist cruisers fleeing north in the path of Hurricane Irma. Gasoline is limited to 200 gals and diesel is limited to 500 gals.
We have no space for overnight dockage but will accommodate fuel bunkering.
Fort Pierce City Marina
1 Ave A; Fort Pierce, Florida
P:772-464-1245
F: 772-464-2589
www.fortpiercecitymarina.org
Click Here To View the Cruisers’ Net’s Eastern Florida Marina Directory Listing For Fort Pierce City Marina
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Sep 7, 2017by: Larry Dorminy No Comments

Record Surge, Major Storm Conditions for SC

Record surge, ‘major’ storm conditions expected in South Carolina from Hurricane Irma
Surf will start to pick up Thursday, winds and rain by Saturday night. Hurricane Irma is due to make landfall in or near South Carolina late Monday or early Tuesday.
from Post and Courier, Charleston, SC

BREAKING NEWS ALERT | HURRICANE IRMA

Record surge, ‘major’ storm conditions expected in South Carolina from Hurricane Irma

Surf will start to pick up Thursday, winds and rain by Saturday night. Hurricane Irma is due to make landfall in or near South Carolina late Monday or early Tuesday. …

Sep 7, 2017by: Larry Dorminy No Comments
Evacuation Shelters in Miami-Dade County
Evacuation Shelters in Miami-Dade County from The Miami Hurricane
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Sep 6, 2017by: Larry Dorminy No Comments
Report from Tortola
Awesome and frightening photo of damage in this link.
Hurricane Irma Attacks Tortola from sailingscuttlebutt.com
Surrounded by mangroves, Tortola’s Paraquita Bay in the British Virgin Islands is where charter companies hide their boats from approaching storms. But it proved to be insufficient when Hurricane Irma arrived on Wednesday, September 6, 2017.
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Sep 6, 2017by: Larry Dorminy No Comments
IRMA: Photo of the Eye of the Storm
Our thanks to Vicki Lathom and Barry Miller for this unusual shot from a radar app.
Larry:
Thought you’d be interested in a screen shot taken on a cell phone radar app that my partner, Barry Miller, just took of the eye of Irma. Look at Road Town, BVI. Right in the eye.
Will the photo work for your Irma updates?
We are planning to trek down the ICW to Florida this winter on our trawler. May be more interesting than desirable.
Vicki Lathom
Annapolis, Md.
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Shelters Open for SC Barrier Island Evacuees

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3 p.m. Charleston Storm Update: Preparing for Lowcountry storm surge

Your 3 p.m. hurricane update: Preparing for Lowcountry storm surge, evacuation compliance, hotels available

“At this point, we anticipate significant storm surge and flooding, especially downtown, on Monday and Tuesday.”

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SC Governor orders Saturday evacuations of some barrier islands

Your 9 p.m. update: McMaster orders Saturday evacuations of some barrier islands, Irma’s S.C. impact still in flux

Irma’s impact on South Carolina continues to remain unclear, with fluctuating forecasts and a predicted path that now just brushes the northwest edge of the state.

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Damage Photo from Philipsburg, on the Dutch Caribbean island of Sint Maarten

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Marina Damage Status Report from Dockwa.com

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Fuel Report from Fort Pierce City Marina, Fort Pierce, FL, AICW Statute Mile 966.5

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Record Surge, Major Storm Conditions for SC

Record surge, ‘major’ storm conditions expected in South Carolina from Hurricane Irma

Surf will start to pick up Thursday, winds and rain by Saturday night. Hurricane Irma is due to make landfall in or near South Carolina late Monday or early Tuesday. …

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Evacuation Shelters in Miami-Dade County

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Report from Tortola

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IRMA: Photo of the Eye of the Storm

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3 p.m. Charleston Storm Update: Preparing for Lowcountry storm surge

Your 3 p.m. hurricane update: Preparing for Lowcountry storm surge, evacuation compliance, hotels available

“At this point, we anticipate significant storm surge and flooding, especially downtown, on Monday and Tuesday.”

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SC Governor orders Saturday evacuations of some barrier islands

Your 9 p.m. update: McMaster orders Saturday evacuations of some barrier islands, Irma’s S.C. impact still in flux

Irma’s impact on South Carolina continues to remain unclear, with fluctuating forecasts and a predicted path that now just brushes the northwest edge of the state.

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Damage Photo from Philipsburg, on the Dutch Caribbean island of Sint Maarten

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Marina Damage Status Report from Dockwa.com

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Fuel Report from Fort Pierce City Marina, Fort Pierce, FL, AICW Statute Mile 966.5

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Record Surge, Major Storm Conditions for SC

Record surge, ‘major’ storm conditions expected in South Carolina from Hurricane Irma

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Evacuation Shelters in Miami-Dade County

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IRMA: Photo of the Eye of the Storm

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