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The Post and Courier has a short list of other significant hurricanes that have affected South Carolina. You can see the list at https://www.postandcourier.com/20160824/160829709/five-of-south-carolinas-most-horrific-and-historic-hurricanes. See Hurricane Hugo on the image below.
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Jeff Masters and Bob Henson have a comprehensive write-up of the impacts of Matthew on the Southeast at their blog post on the WunderBlog here. Matthew finally made landfall south of Myrtle Beach today and is now moving slowly northeast with a large shield of rain north and east of the center.
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The latest 7-day QPF shows no rain for many parts of the Southeast, with the except of the Carolinas where Matthew is still dropping flooding rains and will continue to do so for the next day or so. The lack of rainfall in the driest areas is expected to increase drought while the heavy rain…
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Here are a selection of the amazing images I’ve seen today from Matthew. This doesn’t even count all of the videos of water surging through Daytona and Jacksonville and the spectacular data from Matthew passing over ocean weather buoys. Birds in the eye of Matthew. Click here for the animated version. A variety of still…
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Even though Matthew has a long way to go before it leaves the Southeast, I thought I would share some stories I’ve seen on initial impacts on agriculture. Of course, there will be a lot more information once the storm is gone and folks have time to do their assessments. AgWeb reported here that cotton…
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The New York Times ran an interesting article yesterday by a woman who lived through the direct passage of Hurricane Andrew west of Miami. If you wondered what being in the direct path of an extreme storm was like, you will be interested in reading this. You can find it at https://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/07/us/hurricane-matthew-andrew-florida.html?smprod=nytcore-iphone&smid=nytcore-iphone-share. I visited Miami ten…
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Here is a nice story map of Hurricane Matthew impacts put together by John Feldt of Blue Water Outlook. It collects a number of different maps which shows the weather conditions surrounding Matthew into one web site. You can see it at https://www.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=703503d411274bee9285b5fac5ff70e9.