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EARL UPDATE:

Hurricane force winds are expected in the early morning hours on Friday 09-03-10, as the storm passes at about 70 miles off the coast of the Outer Banks.

 

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More evacuations ordered in NC

Dare County, Nags Head

Updated: Thursday, 02 Sep 2010, 12:45 PM EDT
Published : Thursday, 02 Sep 2010, 7:26 AM EDT

DARE COUNTY, NC (WAVY) - Effective as of 6 a.m. Thursday, Dare County officials have ordered a mandatory evacuation for all visitors. The evacuation for visitors and residents on Hatteras Island remains in effect. Those living along the oceanfront have been asked to voluntarily locate. Hurricane force winds are expected in the early morning hours on Friday as the storm passes at about 70 miles off the coast of the Outer Banks.

Also effective Thursday, the Town of Nags Head has issued a mandatory evacuation for residents and visitors in South Nags Head, including the area of south of Whalebone Junction and Old Oregon Inlet Road.Also, keep in mind there are no emergency shelters available in Dare County. A shelter has been established in Bethel, North Carolina. It is located in Pitt County at the North Pitt High School, 5659 NC Highway 11 North. A state of emergency has been issued by the County of Dare, North Carolina Governor Bev Perdue and President Obama.

For those staying in the area during the storm, you may lose electricity and water services. Please be prepared. Should travel for public safety personnel become unsafe, then calls for emergency response may be delayed. Sections of South Nags Head could lose water prior to the storm, in addition to after the storm, if conditions warrant.

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