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ACUS72 KILM 260216
PSHILM
POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT...HURRICANE IAN
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WILMINGTON NC
1016 PM EDT TUE OCT 25 2022
NOTE: THE DATA SHOWN HERE ARE PRELIMINARY....AND SUBJECT TO UPDATES
AND CORRECTIONS AS APPROPRIATE.
THIS REPORT INCLUDES EVENTS OCCURRING WHEN WATCHES AND/OR WARNINGS
WERE IN EFFECT...OR WHEN SIGNIFICANT FLOODING ASSOCIATED WITH IAN
OR ITS REMNANTS WAS AFFECTING THE AREA.
COUNTIES INCLUDED...BLADEN...BRUNSWICK...COLUMBUS...DARLINGTON...
DILLON...FLORENCE...GEORGETOWN...HORRY...MARION...MARLBORO...
NEW HANOVER...PENDER...ROBESON...WILLIAMSBURG
A. LOWEST SEA LEVEL PRESSURE/MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS AND PEAK GUSTS
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METAR OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IS 10 METERS AND WIND AVERAGING IS 2 MINUTES
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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KCRE-NORTH MYRTLE BEACH/GRAND STRAND SC
33.81 -78.72 985.3 30/1953 150/032 30/1948 160/050 30/2030
KILM-WILMINGTON NC
34.28 -77.92 995.7 30/2053 030/030 30/1553 120/044 30/2010
KFLO-FLORENCE REGNL SC
34.19 -79.72 992.1 30/2053 010/031 30/1841 010/044 30/1839
KGGE-GEORGETOWN SC
33.31 -79.32 982.4 30/1835 010/033 30/1455 010/048 30/1455
KLBT-LUMBERTON MUNI NC
34.61 -79.06 990.3 30/2256 030/031 30/2103 020/041 30/2109
KCPC-WHITEVILLE/COLUMBUS CO MUNI NC
34.28 -78.71 989.8 30/2115 140/029 30/2155 110/041 30/2055
KEYF-ELIZABETHTOWN/C L BROWN JR FLD NC
34.60 -78.58 998.6 30/1755 I 020/018 30/1715 I 020/043 30/1715
KUDG-DARLINGTON CO JETPORT SC
34.45 -79.89 995.2 30/2156 350/026 30/2139 020/037 30/1719
KSUT-SOUTHPORT/BRUNSWICK CO NC
33.93 -78.07 993.6 30/1915 160/027 30/2015 170/045 30/2055
KHYW-CONWAY SC
33.83 -79.12 981.7 30/2015 010/029 30/1415 010/044 30/1535
KBBP-BENNETTSVILLE SC
34.62 -79.73 1000.0 30/1815 I 360/022 30/1555 I 360/036 30/1735
KMAO-MARION SC
34.18 -79.33 986.8 30/2115 020/034 30/1615 010/049 30/1755
KCKI-KINGSTREE SC
33.72 -79.86 995.3 30/1815 I 340/018 30/1815 I 010/028 30/1555
KHVS-HARTSVILLE SC
34.40 -80.12 996.6 30/2315 010/019 30/1635 010/034 30/1815
KMYR-MYRTLE BEACH AFB SC
33.69 -78.93 988.8 30/1800 I 020/029 30/1350 I 020/042 30/1529
REMARKS: POWER/COMMUNICATION FAILURES AT ELIZABETHTOWN, NC;
BENNETTSVILLE, SC; KINGSTREE, SC; AND MYRTLE BEACH, SC PREVENTED A
FULL SET OF OBSERVATIONS DURING THE STORM.
NON-METAR OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IN METERS AND WIND AVERAGING PERIOD IN
MINUTES INDICATED UNDER MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WIND IF KNOWN
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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NORTH MYRTLE BEACH FIRE STATION 1-OCEAN DRIVE SC
33.83 -78.69 985.4 30/1844 999/999 140/051 30/1934
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH FIRE STATION 2-CHERRY GROVE SC
33.83 -78.64 986.5 30/1939 999/999 140/053 30/1859
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH FIRE STATION 3-WINDY HILL SC
33.80 -78.72 984.1 30/1937 999/999 140/049 30/1932
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH FIRE STATION4-TIDEWATER SC
33.85 -78.61 987.1 30/1945 999/999 150/036 30/2001
KNCSOUTH1-SOUTHPORT-CAPE FEAR PILOTS OFFICE NC
33.92 -78.02 992.2 30/2015 999/999 120/057 30/1857
KNCSUNSE6-SUNSET BEACH NC
33.87 -78.51 988.1 30/1959 999/999 150/063 30/1934
KNCCALAB5-CALABASH TOWN HALL NC
33.89 -78.57 989.2 30/1958 999/999 160/046 30/1948
KNCOCEAN25-OCEAN ISLE BEACH 3 NW NC
33.92 -78.47 987.8 30/1959 999/999 180/037 30/2029
KSCLORIS4-LORIS 2 NW SC
34.07 -79.91 984.8 30/2045 999/999 050/038 30/1610
KSCLORIS1-LORIS-FARM AT FOX BAY SC
34.07 -78.87 985.4 30/2054 999/999 130/042 30/2039
WHITEVILLE-NC ECONET NC
34.41 -78.79 110/032 30/2115 100/041 30/2123
10/
CASTLE HAYNE-NC ECONET NC
34.32 -77.92 160/026 30/2113 160/037 30/2113
10/
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH FIRE STATION 5-BAREFOOT SC
33.81 -78.74 984.1 30/1935 999/999 140/050 30/1944
MURRELLS INLET (WEATHERFLOW) SC
33.52 -79.03 978.7 30/1934 106/044 30/1804 016/059 30/1449
23/05
NNAC-GREEN SWAMP-NATURE CONSERVANCY RAWS NC
34.05 -78.29 999/999 115/053 30/1953
06/
BALD HEAD ISLAND NC
33.86 -78.00 999/999 999/040 30/2306
10/
NWHI-WHITEVILLE RAWS NC
34.34 -78.73 999/999 140/043 30/2000
06/
NSUN-SUNNY POINT RAWS NC
34.00 -77.96 999/999 146/040 30/2100
06/
NIXONVILLE SC
33.86 -79.83 999/999 999/034 30/1615
WINYAH BAY RANGE A REAR LIGHT (WEATHERFLOW) SC
33.19 -79.18 979.7 30/1753 001/069 30/1549 005/073 30/1500
15/01
OAK ISLAND (WEATHERFLOW) NC
33.91 -78.12 994.5 30/1913 164/050 30/2012 169/063 30/2033
10/01
LOCKWOODS FOLLY INLET (WEATHERFLOW) NC
33.92 -78.23 992.1 30/1938 137/037 30/1940 133/049 30/1939
06/01
GEORGETOWN (WEATHERFLOW) SC
33.37 -79.27 980.6 30/1925 029/035 30/1546 015/047 30/1621
10/01
SMAR-MARION RAWS SC
34.19 -79.34 999/999 016/038 30/1643
06/
SURF CITY BRIDGE NC
34.43 -77.55 999/999 999/047 30/1505
20/
B. MARINE OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IN METERS AND WIND AVERAGING PERIOD IN
MINUTES INDICATED UNDER MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WIND IF KNOWN
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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41013-FRYING PAN SHOALS NC BUOY
33.44 -77.73 995.0 30/1820 130/039 30/1630 130/054 30/1630
04/08
JMPN7-JOHNNY MERCER PIER WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH NC
34.21 -77.79 995.0 30/2048 150/044 30/2130 150/052 30/2130
08/02
41038-BUOY 5 MILES SOUTHEAST OF WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH
34.10 -77.70 996.6 30/2123 080/045 30/1123 160/054 30/1953
03/08
41037-BUOY 27 MILES SOUTHEAST OF WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH NC
33.99 -77.36 996.0 30/1908 050/039 30/0808 050/054 30/0808
03/08
41024-SUNSET NEARSHORE BUOY
33.85 -78.48 987.4 30/1938 160/039 30/1953 160/064 30/1953
03/08
NIWS1-NORTH INLET WINYAH BAY
33.35 -79.19 981.0 30/1845 070/038 30/1715 020/051 30/1615
05/02
MROS1-SPRINGMAID PIER
33.66 -78.92 980.9 30/1918 110/043 30/1824 110/053 30/1836
07/02
FRYING PAN TOWER (PRIVATELY OWNED)
33.49 -77.59 993.6 30/1844 999/999 170/079 30/2117
26/
MYRTLE BEACH-APACHE PIER
33.76 -78.78 981.7 30/1945 160/052 30/1945 999/999
/05
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH-CHERRY GROVE PIER
33.83 -78.63 985.4 30/1945 110/050 30/1930 999/999
/05
REMARKS:
C. STORM TOTAL RAINFALL FROM 0000 UTC SEP 30 UNTIL 0000 UTC OCT 01
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CITY/TOWN COUNTY ID RAINFALL
LAT LON (IN)
DEG DECIMAL
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13 NW GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN SC-GT-44 5.96
33.52 -79.43
6 NNE PAWLEYS ISLAND GEORGETOWN SC-GT-9 5.43
33.49 -79.08
MULLINS NWS COOP MARION MULS1 5.33
34.19 -79.25
2 NE MURRELLS INLET GEORGETOWN SC-GT-11 4.97
33.57 -79.03
2 N MURRELLS INLET HORRY SC-HR-63 4.96
33.58 -79.04
2 NNE MURRELLS INLET HORRY SC-HR-122 4.96
33.58 -79.04
9 WSW MYRTLE BEACH HORRY SC-HR-140 4.86
33.63 -79.03
1 NNE MURRELLS INLET GEORGETOWN SC-GT-19 4.84
33.57 -79.04
7 SSW DARLINGTON DARLINGTON SC-DR-4 4.80
34.20 -78.91
10 NW KINGSTREE WILLIAMSBURG SC-WL-4 4.76
33.74 -79.96
6 NW ELIZABETHTOWN BLADEN NC-BD-2 4.75
34.68 -78.69
5 WNW MYRTLE BEACH HORRY SC-HR-46 4.75
33.73 -78.97
7 NNW MYRTLE BEACH HORRY SC-HR-75 4.68
33.79 -78.96
WINYAH BAY NORTH INLET GEORGETOWN NIWS1 4.66
33.35 -79.19
5 WNW LITTLE RIVER HORRY SC-HR-137 4.60
33.91 -78.70
3 WNW PAWLEYS ISLAND GEORGETOWN SC-GT-36 4.43
33.44 -79.17
6 W FLORENCE FLORENCE SC-FL-24 4.42
34.17 -79.89
8 WNW MYRTLE BEACH HORRY SC-HR-67 4.31
33.74 -79.02
8 NW KINGSTREE WILLIAMSBURG SC-WL-2 4.26
33.74 -79.93
DARLINGTON JETPORT DARLINGTON KUDG 4.20
33.45 -79.89
ANDREWS NWS COOP GEORGETOWN ADWS1 4.20
33.44 -79.57
1 NW LONGS HORRY SC-HR-65 4.14
33.95 -78.75
9 WSW MYRTLE BEACH HORRY SC-HR-66 4.11
33.62 -79.03
MARION RAWS MARION MRWS1 4.06
34.19 -79.34
4 NW DILLON DILLON SC-DL-4 4.04
34.46 -79.41
2 ENE MYRTLE BEACH HORRY SC-HR-64 4.03
33.72 -78.86
FLORENCE AIRPORT FLORENCE KFLO 4.00
34.19 -79.72
6 W SOUTHPORT BRUNSWICK NC-BR-13 3.98
33.94 -78.12
LUMBERTON RAWS ROBESON LBRN7 3.92
34.63 -79.03
3 NNW SOUTHPORT BRUNSWICK NC-BR-61 3.85
33.96 -78.04
7 SE WILMINGTON NWS COOP NEW HANOVER WLMN7 3.84
34.14 -77.88
HORRY RAWS HORRY HRAS1 3.83
33.94 -79.08
1 NE SOUTHPORT BRUNSWICK NC-BR-53 3.82
33.93 -78.01
1 NE SOUTHPORT BRUNSWICK NC-BR-14 3.78
33.93 -78.01
SUNSET BEACH BRIDGE BRUNSWICK WHIT 3.77
33.88 -78.51
SUNNY POINT RAWS BRUNSWICK SUNN7 3.73
34.00 -77.96
2 W PAWLEYS ISLAND GEORGETOWN SC-GT-33 3.71
33.42 -79.16
10 NE MYRTLE BEACH HORRY SC-HR-138 3.70
33.79 -78.76
TURNBULL CREEK RAWS BLADEN TURN7 3.70
34.68 -78.58
DARLINGTON NWS COOP DARLINGTON DLGS1 3.65
34.29 -79.88
MYRTLE BEACH NWS COOP HORRY MYBS1 3.65
33.75 -78.82
1 NNW SOUTHPORT BRUNSWICK NC-BR-99 3.58
33.94 -78.03
1 NE SURFSIDE BEACH HORRY SC-HR-39 3.58
33.62 -78.97
4 SE WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC-NH-102 3.57
34.17 -77.87
10 S WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC-NH-93 3.55
34.06 -77.90
2 NE CAROLINA SHORES BRUNSWICK NC-BR-104 3.54
33.92 -78.56
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH AIRPO HORRY KCRE 3.53
33.81 -78.72
3 ENE WRIGHTSBORO NEW HANOVER NC-NH-88 3.52
34.30 -77.88
9 WSW MYRTLE BEACH HORRY SC-HR-119 3.50
33.64 -79.03
3 SE WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC-NH-82 3.47
34.18 -77.88
LUMBERTON AIRPORT ROBESON KLBT 3.47
34.61 -79.06
1 ESE LITTLE RIVER HORRY SC-HR-124 3.46
33.87 -78.62
3 NW CALABASH BRUNSWICK NC-BR-109 3.45
33.93 -78.61
7 NE WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC-NH-106 3.45
34.26 -77.82
LONGWOOD NWS COOP BRUNSWICK LNGN7 3.45
34.01 -78.55
1 N CAROLINA BEACH NEW HANOVER NC-NH-62 3.44
34.05 -77.90
CADES NWS COOP WILLIAMSBURG CADS1 3.43
33.81 -79.86
1 NNW WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC-NH-91 3.40
34.22 -77.91
SUPPLY RAWS BRUNSWICK NATN7 3.40
34.05 -78.29
2 NW HARTSVILLE DARLINGTON SC-DR-7 3.38
34.39 -80.10
7 W SOUTHPORT BRUNSWICK NC-BR-102 3.37
33.94 -78.14
6 WNW LELAND BRUNSWICK NC-BR-101 3.36
34.28 -78.09
WHITEVILLE NC ECONET COLUMBUS WHIT 3.34
34.41 -78.79
7 NE WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC-NH-81 3.28
34.27 -77.81
8 ENE WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC-NH-10 3.27
34.25 -77.81
0 SSW YAUPON BEACH BRUNSWICK NC-BR-82 3.26
33.90 -78.08
HARTSVILLE NWS COOP DARLINGTON HARS1 3.26
34.40 -80.05
6 SSW BOLIVIA BRUNSWICK NC-BR-96 3.20
33.99 -78.20
4 S WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC-NH-66 3.20
34.16 -77.92
1 SE BENNETTSVILLE MARLBORO SC-MB-2 3.18
34.62 -79.67
3 N CALABASH BRUNSWICK NC-BR-105 3.17
33.94 -78.58
4 SE WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC-NH-95 3.17
34.17 -77.85
MASONBORO ISLAND NEW HANOVER NOXN7 3.11
34.16 -77.85
2 WNW CALABASH BRUNSWICK NC-BR-106 3.10
33.91 -78.61
2 WNW CLIO MARLBORO SC-MB-11 3.10
34.59 -79.57
SURF CITY BRIDGE PENDER 3.10
34.43 -77.55
1 SSW CLARKTON BLADEN NC-BD-18 3.09
34.47 -78.66
7 NE WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC-NH-68 3.08
34.28 -77.81
2 E OAK ISLAND BRUNSWICK NC-BR-35 3.07
33.92 -78.12
1 NE SILVER LAKE NEW HANOVER NC-NH-90 3.04
34.16 -77.93
6 NNE WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC-NH-97 3.02
34.30 -77.88
WILMINGTON AIRPORT NEW HANOVER KILM 3.00
34.28 -77.92
2 W TOPSAIL BEACH PENDER NC-PD-28 2.99
34.38 -77.67
SOUTHPORT AIRPORT BRUNSWICK KSUT 2.97
33.93 -78.07
CASTLE HAYNE NC ECONET NEW HANOVER CAST 2.92
34.32 -77.92
9 WNW LELAND BRUNSWICK NC-BR-110 2.90
34.29 -78.15
8 SW BOLIVIA BRUNSWICK NC-BR-45 2.89
33.96 -78.23
5 WSW HARTSVILLE DARLINGTON SC-DR-20 2.89
34.35 -80.17
8 SW BOLIVIA BRUNSWICK NC-BR-71 2.85
34.00 -78.25
4 WNW SOUTHPORT BRUNSWICK NC-BR-107 2.78
33.95 -78.08
1 ENE OAK ISLAND BRUNSWICK NC-BR-56 2.75
33.92 -78.15
4 WNW HAMPSTEAD PENDER NC-PD-31 2.75
34.39 -77.78
3 ESE WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC-NH-99 2.72
34.19 -77.87
3 NE SUNSET BEACH BRUNSWICK NC-BR-90 2.71
33.90 -78.48
3 NE EVERGREEN COLUMBUS NC-CL-21 2.65
34.44 -78.85
8 SW BOLIVIA BRUNSWICK NC-BR-73 2.64
33.99 -78.24
2 NE LONG BEACH BRUNSWICK NC-BR-93 2.64
33.94 -78.13
1 ESE HAMPSTEAD PENDER NC-PD-29 2.60
34.36 -77.69
1 WNW LELAND BRUNSWICK NC-BR-98 2.55
34.25 -78.03
5 NNW MYRTLE BEACH HORRY SC-HR-20 2.54
33.77 -78.91
2 WNW SUNSET BEACH BRUNSWICK NC-BR-6 2.53
33.88 -78.54
4 WSW HARTSVILLE DARLINGTON SC-DR-38 2.53
34.35 -80.14
0 NE BURGAW PENDER NC-PD-22 2.51
34.55 -77.92
10 NE WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC-NH-77 2.33
34.29 -77.77
BACK ISLAND RAWS PENDER BKIN7 1.90
34.53 -77.72
D. INLAND FLOODING...
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HORRY...RISING STORM SURGE PLUS HEAVY RAINFALL LED TO A COMBINATION
OF FRESHWATER AND SALTWATER FLOODING IN SOME STREETS IN GARDEN CITY
DURING THE MORNING OF SEPTEMBER 30.
GEORGETOWN...RISING STORM SURGE PLUS HEAVY RAINFALL LED TO A
COMBINATION OF FRESHWATER AND SALTWATER FLOODING IN PAWLEYS ISLAND
DURING THE EARLY AFTERNOON OF SEPTEMBER 30.
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E. MAXIMUM OBSERVED WATER LEVEL (WL)...
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ID CITY/TOWN COUNTY STATE WL DATUM DATE/ SOURCE
OR LOCATION (FT) TIME
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MROS1 SPRINGMAID PIER HORRY SC 5.17 MHHW 30/1736 NOS
33.6550 -78.9183
WLON7 WILMINGTON NEW HANOVER NC 2.98 MHHW 30/2000 NOS
34.2275 -77.9536
JMPN7 WRIGHTSVILLE BE NEW HANOVER NC 3.55 MHHW 30/1700 NOS
34.2133 -77.7865
02108 CAPE FEAR RIVER NEW HANOVER NC 3.25 MHHW 30/1848 USGS
34.0500 -77.9200
02108 LOCKWOODS FOLLY BRUNSWICK NC 3.71 MHHW 30/1824 USGS
33.9500 -78.2200
UNCW CENTER FOR NEW HANOVER NC 3.61 MHHW 30/1724 OTHER
34.1401 -77.8625
WHITEPOINT SWAS HORRY SC -0.77 N/A 30/1856 OTHER
33.7900 -78.7400
BAREFOOT LANDIN HORRY SC -1.53 N/A 30/1941 OTHER
33.8000 -78.7400
US HWY 501 AT I HORRY SC -2.26 N/A 30/2056 OTHER
33.7100 -78.9200
GARDEN CITY-ATL HORRY SC -0.82 N/A 30/1749 OTHER
33.5800 -79.0000
OSPREY MARINA HORRY SC 1.06 N/A 30/1851 OTHER
33.6800 -79.0400
SURF CITY BRIDG PENDER NC 1.83 MHHW 30/1905 OTHER
34.4300 -77.5500
CALABASH BRUNSWICK NC 4.97 MHHW 30/1834 OTHER
33.8900 -78.5500
SRSN7 SHALLOTTE BRUNSWICK NC 3.52 MHHW 30/2005 OTHER
33.9300 -78.3800
SBNN7 SUNSET BEACH BR BRUNSWICK NC 4.89 MHHW 30/1820 OTHER
33.8773 -78.5098
REMARKS: CALCULATED STORM SURGE TIDAL ANOMALIES WERE +4.18 FEET AT
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, +6.42 FEET AT MYRTLE BEACH, AND +5.06 FEET ON
THE CAPE FEAR RIVER AT DOWNTOWN WILMINGTON. SURF CITY BRIDGE,
CALABASH, SHALLOTTE, AND SUNSET BEACH TIDE GAUGE DATA PROVIDED BY
NORTH CAROLINA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. WHITEPOINT SWASH, BAREFOOT
LANDING SWING BRIDGE, US HWY 501 AT ICWW, GARDEN CITY-ATLANTIC AVE,
AND OSPREY MARINA ARE WATER LEVEL STATIONS ARE OPERATED BY COASTAL
CAROLINA UNIVERSITY. THESE STATIONS USE IRREGULAR DATUMS BASED ON
LOCAL LANDMARKS SUCH AS BRIDGES AND ROAD SURFACES. IF THESE GAUGE
POINTS CAN BE CONVERTED TO NAVD88/MHHW AN UPDATE WILL BE MADE.
F. TORNADOES...
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(DIST)CITY/TOWN COUNTY DATE/ EF SCALE
LAT LON (DEG DECIMAL) TIME(UTC) (IF KNOWN)
DESCRIPTION
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HOLDEN BEACH BRUNSWICK 30/1627 EF0 -
33.91 -78.30
A TRAINED SPOTTER AND MULTIPLE OTHER PEOPLE REPORTED A TORNADO
LOFTING INSULATION AND DEBRIS INTO THE AIR. AN NWS STORM SURVEY
FOUND EVIDENCE FOR 70 MPH WINDS (EF0) ALONG A 0.75 MILE LONG PATH.
THERE WAS MINOR DAMAGE TO SIDING AND ROOFS IMPACTING A DOZEN HOMES,
AND A LARGE PORCH WAS LIFTED OFF ITS FOUNDATION.
G. STORM IMPACTS BY COUNTY...
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COUNTY DEATHS INJURIES EVACUATIONS
DESCRIPTION
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GEORGETOWN 0 0 0
IN THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN STORM SURGE FLOODING AFFECTED FRONT STREET
AND THE DOWNTOWN BUSINESSES. AN NWS STORM SURVEY FOUND EVIDENCE FOR
SEVERAL INCHES OF WATER INSIDE BUILDINGS. SANDBAGS PLACED BEFORE THE
STORM HELPED MITIGATE MORE SIGNIFICANT FLOODING. PEAK WATER DEPTH IN
RESIDENTIAL AREAS ALONG BOLICK STREET WAS SLIGHTLY OVER 2 FEET ABOVE
GROUND LEVEL. ON PAWLEYS ISLAND, NORTH CAUSEWAY ROAD WAS COVERED IN
SEVERAL FEET OF WATER WITH WIND-DRIVEN WAVES ON TOP. A PUBLIC WOODEN
BOARDWALK AT THE NORTH END OF THE ISLAND WAS SEVERELY DAMAGED BY
SURGE. BOTH MYRTLE AVE AND ATLANTIC AVE ON THE NORTHERN PORTION OF
PAWLEYS ISLAND WERE FLOODED, WITH NWS PERSONNEL FINDING EVIDENCE FOR
3 TO 4 FEET OF WATER ABOVE GROUND LEVEL. WATER REACHED 2 TO 3 FEET
IN DEPTH AT TOWN HALL, BUT EXCEEDED 4 FEET ABOVE GROUND LEVEL WHERE
A NEARBY MAILBOX WAS COMPLETELY SUBMERGED. WATER ENTERED THE FIRST
FLOORS OF MULTIPLE HOMES AND THERE WAS MAJOR DAMAGE TO DUNES ALONG
THE BEACH. EMERGENCY VEHICLES WERE DISPATCHED DURING THE STORM TO
RESCUE PEOPLE AND PETS SURROUNDED BY RISING STORM SURGE. ON THE
SOUTH END OF PAWLEYS ISLAND, STORM SURGE WAS TERMED 'CATASTROPHIC'
IN A SOCIAL MEDIA POST BY LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT. AN NWS STORM SURVEY
FOUND MUD LINES 4 FEET ABOVE GROUND LEVEL ALONG DOYLE AVENUE, ALMOST
3 FEET ABOVE GROUND LEVEL ON HAZARD STREET, AND SLIGHTLY OVER 2 FEET
ABOVE GROUND LEVEL ON THE SOUTH PORTION OF SPRINGS AVENUE. DOZENS OF
HOMES ON THE BACK SIDE OF PAWLEYS ISLAND WERE FLOODED. A LARGE
PORTION OF PAWLEYS ISLAND PIER COLLAPSED DURING THE STORM. IN
NORTHERN GEORGETOWN COUNTY, STORM SURGE FLOODING IN MURRELLS INLET
FLOODED THE MARSHWALK AND MARINA AREA. PORTIONS OF THE MARSHWALK
PIERS WERE DAMAGED. IN LITCHFIELD BEACH FLOODING SURROUNDED THE
LITCHFIELD INN HOTEL DURING HIGH TIDE. SEVERE EROSION CUT SIX FOOT
HIGH CLIFFS INTO THE BEACHES. THE PORTION OF GARDEN CITY BEACH IN
GEORGETOWN COUNTY WAS HIT HARD WITH HUNDREDS OF HOMES FLOODED BY
STORM SURGE. STRONG WINDS PUSHED TREES ACROSS POWER LINES ALL ACROSS
GEORGETOWN COUNTY.
HORRY 0 0 0
ACROSS THE PORTION OF GARDEN CITY BEACH IN HORRY COUNTY, STORM SURGE
BREACHED THE DUNES AND FLOODED PARKING LOTS AND STREETS. VIDEO
SHARED ON SOCIAL MEDIA SHOWED VEHICLES FLOODED BY SEVERAL FEET OF
MOVING WATER. DEBRIS LINES AFTER THE STORM WERE NOTED APPROXIMATELY
FOUR FEET ABOVE GROUND LEVEL IN THE FIRST FLOOR OF SOME BEACHFRONT
HOMES. UPWARDS OF THREE FEET OF SAND WAS DEPOSITED ONTO SOUTH
WACCAMAW DRIVE IN GARDEN CITY, ENTOMBING PARKED VEHICLES. HUNDREDS
OF HOMES WERE AFFECTED BY SURGE, BUT NONE WERE DESTROYED. IAN'S
SURGE COMPLETELY REMOVED SAND DUNES FROM THE BEACHES IN GARDEN CITY
AND SURFSIDE BEACH. SEVERE EROSION WAS ALSO NOTED IN MYRTLE BEACH
WHERE SIX FOOT TALL CLIFFS WERE ERODED INTO THE BEACH. STORM SURGE
FLOODING ENTERED A LARGE AMUSEMENT PARK IN MYRTLE BEACH. APACHE PIER
AND SECOND AVENUE PIER WERE BOTH DAMAGED. AT WINDY HILL BEACH, NWS
STORM SURVEYS FOUND EVIDENCE FOR WIDESPREAD 1 TO 2 FOOT WATER DEPTH
ABOVE GROUND LEVEL EXTENDING FROM SOUTH OCEAN BLVD AND AS FAR AS SIX
BLOCKS INLAND ALONG EYERLY STREET. SAND DUNES AT ATLANTIC BEACH
SUFFERED SOME EROSION BUT HELD UP AGAINST THE SURGE. IN NORTHERN
HORRY COUNTY, STORM SURGE FLOODING AFFECTED NORTH MYRTLE BEACH AND
CHERRY GROVE BEACH. PHOTOS SHARED BY LOCAL MEDIA SHOWED NEIGHBORHOOD
STREETS FLOODED FOR BLOCKS WITH WATER AS MUCH AS THREE OR FOUR FEET
DEEP IN SOME LOCATIONS. PORTIONS OF MAIN STREET, NORTH OCEAN BLVD,
AND SEA MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY WERE CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING. IN CHERRY
GROVE BEACH A NWS STORM SURVEY FOUND WATER DEPTH REACHED 1 TO 2 FEET
ABOVE GROUND LEVEL ON LAKE DRIVE JUST INLAND FROM OCEAN BLVD. HOMES
ALONG THE WATER ON THE NORTH END OF OCEAN BLVD SUFFERED MORE
SIGNIFICANT STORM SURGE FLOODING WITH MUD LINES OBSERVED 2 TO 4 FEET
ABOVE GROUND LEVEL ALONG 48TH AVE, 53RD AVE, AND CHANNEL STREET.
RESIDENTS STATED DURING INTERVIEWS THAT FLOODING WAS WORSE THAN WITH
HURRICANE ISAIAS IN 2020. A SECTION OF THE CHERRY GROVE PIER
COLLAPSED DURING THE STORM. OVER 60,000 ELECTRICAL CUSTOMERS LOST
POWER DURING THE STORM IN HORRY COUNTY. WIND GUSTS OF 50 TO 65 MPH
KNOCKED DOWN A NUMBER OF TREES ACROSS THE COUNTY. SEVERAL BEACHFRONT
HOTELS SUFFERED SIDING, ROOFING, AND FACADE DAMAGE FROM THE WINDS.
THE DEGREE OF WIND DAMAGE APPEARED WORSE IN NORTH MYRTLE BEACH THAN
AT POINTS FARTHER SOUTH. A COMMERCIAL SHRIMP BOAT CREW WAS RESCUED
BY COAST GUARD PERSONNEL IN HELICOPTERS OFF MYRTLE BEACH WHEN THEIR
VESSEL SUFFERED ENGINE FAILURE SHORTLY BEFORE THE STORM STRUCK. THE
VESSEL RAN AGROUND AT MYRTLE BEACH DURING THE STORM, BUT WAS
SALVAGED SEVERAL DAYS LATER.
BRUNSWICK 0 0 0
SUNSET BLVD, THE ONLY ACCESS TO SUNSET BEACH ACROSS THE MARSH, WAS
CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING DURING IAN'S STORM SURGE. VIDEO SHARED BY
LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT SHOWED WATER SWIFTLY FLOWING ACROSS THE ROAD
SURFACE. THE ISLAND'S DUNES REMAINED INTACT THROUGH THE STORM, BUT
SUFFERED CONSIDERABLE EROSION ALONG THEIR FRONT EDGE. AN NWS STORM
SURVEY FOUND SEVERAL GARAGE DOORS PUSHED IN FROM STORM SURGE, AS
WELL AS DAMAGE TO A NUMBER OF PRIVATE DOCKS ON THE SOUND SIDE OF THE
ISLAND. WATER ROSE ONTO NEIGHBORHOOD STREETS IN OCEAN ISLE BEACH
DURING HIGH TIDE. SOCIAL MEDIA PHOTOS SHARED AROUND NOON ON
SEPTEMBER 30 INDICATED FLOODING WAS MINOR, BUT LATER PHOTOS SHOWED
WATER ONE TO TWO FEET DEEP ENTERING GARAGES AND FIRST FLOORS OF SOME
BEACHFRONT HOMES. OAK ISLAND SUFFERED MAINLY SHALLOW FLOODING ALONG
STREETS AND AROUND BEACH HOMES. DUNES REMAINED INTACT, ALTHOUGH
OCEAN WATER POURED THROUGH BEACH ACCESSES DURING HIGH TIDE. ON BALD
HEAD ISLAND, LARGE WAVES AND STORM SURGE BREACHED A PORTION OF THE
ISLAND'S DUNES LEADING TO FLOODING. STRONG WIND GUSTS MEASURING 50
TO 70 MPH BLEW DOWN A NUMBER OF TREES ACROSS THE COUNTY. OVER 11,000
ELECTRICAL CUSTOMERS WERE WITHOUT POWER AT THE HEIGHT OF THE STORM.
NEW HANOVER 0 0 0
STORM SURGE FLOODING CLOSED ROADS IN WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH AND CAROLINA
BEACH. SOME NEIGHBORHOOD STREETS EAST OF GREENVILLE LOOP ROAD IN
WILMINGTON WERE COVERED WITH WATER AND IMPASSIBLE DURING THE WORST
OF THE SURGE. FLOOD SENSORS OPERATED BY UNC'S SUNNY DAY FLOOD
PROJECT RECORDED OVER THREE FEET OF WATER COVERING CANAL DRIVE IN
CAROLINA BEACH, WITH FLOODING CONTINUING FOR NINE HOURS AT THIS
LOCATION. A SEPARATE AREA OF STORM SURGE FLOODING DEVELOPED ALONG
THE CAPE FEAR RIVER LATER IN THE AFTERNOON ON SEPTEMBER 30. ALMOST
TWO FEET OF WATER COVERED WATER STREET IN DOWNTOWN WILMINGTON IN
FRONT OF THE COURTHOUSE. FLOODING ALSO DEVELOPED ON PORTIONS OF
SOUTH FRONT STREET NEAR THE STATE PORT. WIND GUSTS MEASURING AS HIGH
AS 50 MPH IN WILMINGTON AND 60 MPH IN WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH BLEW DOWN A
FEW TREES ACROSS THE COUNTY.
COLUMBUS 0 0 0
OVER 9,000 CUSTOMERS WERE WITHOUT ELECTRICITY DUE TO POWER LINE
DAMAGE DURING HURRICANE IAN. NUMEROUS TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS
THE COUNTY, INCLUDING AT LEAST TWO THAT FELL ON HOMES.
DARLINGTON 0 0 0
WIND GUSTS OF 40-50 MPH BLEW A FEW TREES DOWN.
FLORENCE 0 0 0
WIND GUSTS MEASURING AS HIGH AS 52 MPH AT THE FLORENCE AIRPORT BLEW
SCATTERED TREES DOWN ACROSS THE COUNTY. THIS RESULTED IN SCATTERED
POWER OUTAGES. A LARGE OAK FELL AND DAMAGED A VEHICLE ON GREGG
AVENUE IN FLORENCE.
MARION 0 0 0
A FEW TREES AND POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN, BUT OTHERWISE LITTLE
IMPACT WAS REPORTED ACROSS THE COUNTY.
PENDER 0 0 0
SURF CITY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT REPORTED 80 PERCENT OF THE BEACH SAW
THE FORMATION OF A 1 TO 3 FOOT TALL EROSION ESCARPMENT, WITH LOCAL
HEIGHTS TO 5 FEET. OCEAN OVERWASH OCCURRED IN AT LEAST SIX
LOCATIONS. STORM SURGE FLOODING WAS WORST ON THE SOUND-SIDE OF THE
TOWN AND AFFECTED A NUMBER OF PROPERTIES.
BLADEN 0 0 0
A SMALL NUMBER OF TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN ACROSS THE COUNTY. BLADEN
COUNTY EMERGENCY SERVICES REPORTED APPROXIMATELY 2400 ELECTRICAL
CUSTOMERS WERE WITHOUT POWER.
ROBESON 0 0 0
THOUSANDS OF ELECTRICAL CUSTOMERS WERE WITHOUT POWER AS TREES WERE
BLOWN DOWN ON LINES ACROSS ROBESON COUNTY.
DILLON 0 0 0
LOCAL MEDIA SHARED PHOTOS OF A SEVERAL LARGE TREES BLOWN DOWN IN
DILLON AND LATTA. A LARGE METAL SIGN WAS BLOWN ONTO A PARKED VEHICLE
IN DILLON.
MARLBORO 0 0 0
OVER 1,000 CUSTOMERS WERE WITHOUT POWER DURING THE HEIGHT OF THE
STORM. A LARGE TREE FELL ACROSS POWER LINES IN THE GRACE HEIGHTS
SECTION OF BENNETTSVILLE.
WILLIAMSBURG 0 0 0
SEVERAL THOUSAND ELECTRICAL CUSTOMERS WERE WITHOUT POWER AT THE
HEIGHT OF THE STORM. COUNTY EMERGENCY SERVICES RECEIVED 53 REPORTS
OF DOWNED TREES AND ELECTRICAL WIRES.
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