Ron Ciancio, Mayor of Seabrook, has asked us to post the link below from the National Weather Service.
Tropical Storm warnings are cancelled for most inland counties, but continues for areas on the coast. In addition, they have cancelled the Tornado and Flash Flood Watches. Rip currents are still a problem.
Click here
Submitted by Ron Ciancio
I am one of those “…not all readers live in the area” I live in Pa. and had this information within minutes of it’s origination via numerous sources. People in other locations could use this information as soon as it’s available as they may have to make plans to travel on short notice to attend to their properties. Don’t understand why postings aren’t more prevalent and timely and why they don’t link to others like NOAA hurricane/storm tracker as example. It would have been nice to see more timely postings and updates coming from sources such as Tidelines, SIPOA or The Town. I did appreciate the “drive around” updates posted as the storm was passing by, just surprised by the lack of Town and SIPOA info.
Thank you for your comment. What you said makes sense, but not all our readers live in the area. For instance, we have people that own homes here but live in another state. We try to keep everyone informed – visitors, part-timers, full-timers, etc.
Received this “9/2/16 @ 6PM” update on 9/3/16 @ 9:13am. Seems the horse was clearly out of the barn on information I knew last night. Why so late with this news?