Irene
CT Making Significant Shoreline Repairs
CTPost.com: Beachgoers seeking some sand and sun this holiday weekend will find that the state’s storm-ravaged beaches that were hit hard by Tropical Storm Irene in August and the freak snowstorm 2 months later have largely been repaired. Seawalls...
Workers Race to Fix Little Compton Beach
EastBayRI.com: With the aid of heavy equipment—adult beach toys—South Shore Beach is getting spruced up and racing to get ready for the spring opening over Memorial Day weekend, May 26, 27, and 28. The...
Super High Tide Leads to Coastal Flooding
Share this Article On CTPost.com: High tide combined with high winds rolling in from the east led to coastal flooding late Wednesday morning, into the afternoon. As high tide hit, beachfront areas in Stratford, Milford, Fairfield, Norwalk and Darien saw...
CT Boaters Warned of Debris
TheDay.com: With the cresting of the lower Connecticut River today, state DEEP officials say boating is hazardous because of fast-moving water and large numbers of large limbs, fallen trees and other debris that came down during Tropical Storm Irene....
Hurricane Irene Update
Current storm-track prediction models are showing that Irene, currently a Category 3 Hurricane with winds of around 115 mph, will track inland after making landfall in western Long Island Sound. By that time the storm may have downgraded to...
Hurricane Center, Coast Guard Issue Irene Advisory
The National Hurricane Center has issued an Advisory regarding Hurricane Irene. Advisory Number 20, issued at 8:00 a.m. on August 25, 2011, reports that the eye of Irene was located about 670 miles south of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina....
Storm Preparedness Tips from Sea Tow
By Sea Tow Services International, Inc. With Irene bearing down on the East Coast, and possibly scoring a direct hit on New England, Sea Tow, the nation’s leading marine assistance provider, is offering the folling preparedness tips for boaters....
Warning: Irene on the Way!
Well, everyone, it looks like Irene is definitely headed our way, so time to batten down the hatches and make sure your boat is secure. Current predictions (as of Wednesday night) show the storm reaching New England by Sunday...
