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Tropical Storm Arthur Coverage

The COVID-19 pandemic is changing emergency planning during what's shaping up to be a busy hurricane season.

only a week into the hurricane season, and we've already had three named storms all made mawr complicated by the Corona virus. Mother Nature did not get the memo that everybody is supposed Teoh slow down a bit then and work from home. Changes in how to prepare and respond to Hurricane during the outbreak, though, came weeks ago. We are looking to enhance our cleaning operations were looking to increase the distance between cots. We would have isolation areas for folks who may have symptoms of the Corona virus. The Red Cross FEMA emergency responders everywhere have changed to protect from the virus as well as from the disaster we've been assessing to assure that we can safely house and shelter residents. While property experts say the advice for protecting your home is pretty much the same. Well, the best thing you can dio is take a walk around your property. But look and make sure that things were in good conditions, making sure that windows and doors, especially garage doors, are closed. Tight Advice to follow for any natural disaster, Chris Clock um, NBC News

Early storms highlight need for hurricane preparedness

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It is rather hard to believe we are only 10 days in and have already seen our third named storm - Cristobal.

The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season is off to a fast start

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This marks the first full week the Outer Banks are open to visitors after closing for coronavirus precautions.

CITY LEADERS BELIEVE THE FIRST PHASE OF THE PROJECT WILL TAKE ABOUT TEN YEARS TO COMPLETE. >>> WELL, TROPICAL STORM ARTHUR HAS MOVED OUT TO SEA AFTER SWIPING THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST TODAY TWO WEEKS BEFORE THE OFFICIAL START OF HURRICANE SEASON. IT HIT JUST AS THE OUTER BANKS WAS REOPENING FROM EASING CORONAVIRUS RESTRICTIONS AND BEGINNING TO WELCOME TOURISTS BACK. BRYAN MIMS SPENT THE DAY TALKING WITH VISITORS AND LOCALS. >> Reporter: ARTHUR BROUGHT PLENTY OF GUSTING WINDS AND DRIVING RAIN AT THE OUTER BANKS. BUT HERE AT NAGS HEAD, NOR RAIN NOR WIND COULD DRIVE AWAY THE VISITORS. A GRAY WALL OF CLOUDS CLOSED IN ON THE OUTER BANKS. WIND AND RAIN KEPT THE BEACHES MOSTLY EMPTY. BUT AT TIMES, THE RAIN LET UP AND PEOPLE SET OUT AND MAKE F OOTPRINTS IN THE SAND. JUST ACROSS OREGON INLET FROM NAGS HEAD, FLOOD WATER AND SAND SWEPT OVER HIGHWAY 12, STALLING TRAFFIC AS WORKERS CLEARED THE ROAD. THIS MARKS THE FIRST FULL WEEK THE OUTER BANKS ARE OPEN TO VISITORS AFTER CLOSING FOR CORONAVIRUS PRECAUTIONS. >> HOW MUCH OF A PROBLEM IS IT FOR YOU? THIS STORM? >> WELL, WE'VE BEEN WAITING ALL SPRING TO GET OPEN. >> Reporter: GARY OLIVER HAS OWNED THE OUTER BANKS FISHING PIER FOR OVER 50 YEARS. HE CLOSED FOR TWO MONTHS AS COVID CONCERNS KEPT THE TOURISTS AWAY. ON FRIDAY AT LAST, HE OPENED AGAIN. >> THIS WEEKEND WAS GREAT. FINALLY A GOOD WEEKEND. WE WERE HOPING FOR A GOOD WEEK, AND HERE WE COME. A TROPICAL DEPRESSION. >> Reporter: TROPICAL STORM ARTHUR FORCED HIM TO CLOSE T ODAY. BUT HE PLANS TO BE BACK IN BUSINESS THE REST OF THE WEEK. HE'S NOW LOOKING FORWARD TO THE CLOUDS LIFTING AND SUMMER TO SHINE. >> FIRST WE HAVE THE C ORONAVIRUS. THEN WE HAVE THESE TORN AND H OPEFULLY IT'LL GET BETTER. >> IT ADDS ADVENTURE TO THE DAY. >> Reporter: SAMANTHA HEATH BROUGHT HER MOTHER AND TWO G RANDSONS HERE FOR THE DAY. >> I THINK IT'LL JUST HELP EVERYBODY. EVERYBODY'S MORALE HAS TO GET BETTER TO GET OUT AND GET A ROUND. >> Reporter: WHILE THE STORM HAS PASSED, MORE SHOWERS ARE FORECASTED FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK ALONG WITH ROUGH SURF AND

Tropical Storm Arthur moves out, but forces newly reopened businesses to close for a day

Arthur arrives just as OBX was beginning to open to tourists

The timing of the storm, weeks before the official start of hurricane season and as coronavirus-related lockdowns were starting to lift, was especially troublesome to Gary Oliver, who decided to shut down the Outer Banks Fishing Pier for the day.

HOPEFULLY THEY WILL HAVE MORE SOLID ANSWERS.>> ABSOLUTELY. >> LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT TROPICAL STORM ARTHUR. BASICALLY IT IS MOVED AWAY FROM THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST BUT IT BROUGHT WITH IT WIND AND RAIN TO THE OUTER BANKS AND THIS ABOUT TWO WEEKS BEFORE THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON, JUST AS THE OUTER BANKS WALK AND TOURISTS FOLLOWING THE TWO MONTH SHUTDOWN AND WRAL HAS TEAM COVERAGE OF THE STORM AND THE IMPACT ON THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST. LET'S BEGIN WITH BRYAN MIMS, I WAS SOUTH OF NAGS HEAD ON LONG AND WENT TO BEACH, NOT A BIG DEAL BUT THE OUTER BANKS ARE DIFFERENT STORY.>> A LITTLE DIFFERENT HERE, SOME OF THE LONGTIME LOCALS SAY IT WAS NOT MUCH OF A BIG DEAL TO THEM EITHER. WHAT WE HAVE RIGHT NOW IS THE WIND. THE WIND IS STILL STRONG AT TIMES AND THE SKY IS STILL GRAY BUT WE HAVE. THE SUNSHINE. NOT MANY PEOPLE OUT ON THE BEACH, THE OUTER BANKS GOT A NICE SUNNY WEEKEND FOR THE TOURISTS TO COME BACK AFTER THE TWO MONTH CORONAVIRUS SHUTDOWN AND NO STORM CAN STEER THEM AWAY. BY MORNING A GREAT GRAYNESS I DESCENDED ON THE OUTER BANKS A SOLITARY POWER WALKER BLAKE BRAVED THE BLUSTER BUT MOSTLY THE BEACH STAYED EMPTY. THE SURF TURNED IN THE FLAGS WHIPPED, SAND AND WATER COVERED HIGHWAY 12 IN PLACES SUMMONING THE EXCAVATOR'S. GARY OLIVER DECIDED TO SHUT DOWN OUTER BANKS FISHING PEER FOR THE DAY. HOW MUCH OF THIS STORM IS A PROBLEM FOR YOU? SPENT WE HAVE BEEN AWAITING ALL SPRING TO GET OPEN AND NOBODY'S BEEN AROUND FOR TWO MONTHS. >> FOR TWO MONTHS THE OUTER BANKS WERE SHUT OFF TO TOURISTS BECAUSE OF CORONAVIRUS PRECAUTIONS BUT THIS WEEKEND MARCH 1 TIME SINCE MARCH 17 THE VISITORS COULD RETURN AND MISTER OLIVER REELED IN A BIG CATCH. >> WE HAD A LOT OF PEOPLE OUT THERE WITH CROWDS AND BUCKETS OF FISH AND SMILING AND HAPPY PEOPLE. SPENT THE RAINS SLACKENED AT TIMES ALLOWING VISITORS TO REJOICE OF THE SAND BETWEEN THE TOES. >> HERE WE ARE I GOT A TRIP TO THE OUTER BANKS FOR MOTHER'S DAY. >> THREE GENERATIONS AND WE ARE HERE. >> SAMANTHA AND HER MOTHER WERE NOT ABOUT TO LET A STORM BLOW THEIR DAYTRIP PLANS TO NAGS HEAD AND TIRED OF STATUM ORDERS SHE BROUGHT ALONG HER TWO GRANDSONS FROM GREENVILLE. SO MANY TOURISTS COME HERE AND IT IS A COMMUNITY THAT THRIVES ON THE TOURISTS AND WITH THEM AND NOT BEING HERE I'M SURE IT HURTS MORE SO WITH THEM OPENING UP AND MORE PEOPLE BEING ABLE TO, I THINK IT WILL HELP EVERYBODY>> I'M GLAD IT IS OPEN BECAUSE I WILL BE MAKING MONEY AT MY SUMMER JOB. >> ERA ZEMANSKI IS WORK AT A RESTAURANT AND BANK ON A ROBUST TOURIST SEASON. HURRICANE DORIAN HIT LAST SEPTEMBER AND THEN THE PANDEMIC, EVERYONE IS EAGER FOR THE HORIZON TO BRIGHTEN>> DO YOU FEEL LIKE YOU CANNOT CATCH A BREAK THIS PAST YEAR? >> YOU HAVE TO PAY THAT PRICE TO LIVE IN PARADISE.>> THE CONCERN NOW IS THE HEAVY SURF OF COARSE AND DANGEROUS RECURRENCE AS THE WEEK GOES ON BUT IT LOOKS LIKE THE WORST OF THE STORM IS OUT OF HERE BACK TO YOU. >> BRYAN MIMS REPORTING LIVE ALONG THE OUTER BRING BANKS. LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT THIS, THERE WAS A WASHOUT OVER HIGHWAY 12 AND THAT WAS THE MAIN EXTENT.>> YET WE HAVE DEALT WITH WORST STORMS, WE DON'T WANT ANY MORE SYSTEMS BUT WE DO EXPECT AN ACTIVE HURRICANE SEASON THERE IS A TIME LAPSE OF THE LAST NINE HOURS SHOWING STORMS MOVING OVER TO DANCY AND MOVING OUT ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN FROM THESE CAME IN ABOUT 10 MINUTES AGO BUT WENDED 50 MPH AND TOP GUESTS AT 65 MOVING NORTHEAST AT 16 WHICH IS 110 MILES AWAY FROM CAPE HATTERAS AND CONTINUING TO MOVE AWAY. THIS IS THE LATEST FORECAST TRACK AND INTENSITY. IT IS TO MOVE TO THE EAST AND SOUTHEAST AND IT IS TO BE WEEKEND INTO A A TROPICAL DEPRESSION NOW IT IS MOVING OVER WARM OCEAN WATERS AND THIS IS THE GULF STREAM, THE WARM PLUME OF WATERS. AS IT GETS INTO THIS AREA THE SURFACE TEMPERATURE IS COOLER RUNNING IN THE 60s, THE BOTTOM LINE IS THIS NORMAL WE CAN IN THE DAYS AHEAD. NO RAIN FROM ARTHUR AROUND HERE BUT WE HAVE A LOT OF RAIN ON

The heaviest impacts from Tropical Storm Arthur hit North Carolina's coast Monday morning.




Tropical Storm Arthur Coverage

Early storms highlight need for hurricane preparedness

The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season is off to a fast start

Tropical Storm Arthur moves out, but forces newly reopened businesses to close for a day

Tropical Storm Arthur moves out, but forces newly reopened businesses to close for a day

Arthur arrives just as OBX was beginning to open to tourists

After Dorian, coronavirus, Arthur's blast another blow to Outer Banks