I have put up a live stream from my house. This camera is facing due East from the second floor of my house. I will keep it up during Hanna. I have my Natural Gas generator ready to go, so power and internet should stay up during the storm. Keep checking back here or over at my blog. I am officially in storm watch mode and will be providing coverage with video and photography as usual. If we get the eastern side of Hanna, it could get interesting....2:30pm EST Update: The outer bands of Hanna have started to move through with a nice steady rain, which we desperately need.
4:45pm EST Update: Tornado Watch is now in effect. It looks like we will be getting the Eastern side of Hanna.
9:45pm EST Update: Latest vortex message has Hanna at 978mb and dropping. I'm predicting the NHC goes Hurricane with Hanna at 11pm EST.
6:30AM EST Update: The Live Cam is back online. It does look as though the core of Hanna will move directly over my location. Hanna seems to have a very weak punch at this point after making landfall near Myrtle Beach around 3:30 am this morning, but there are some strong winds around the core of the storm. Maybe we will get some of them?SCM
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7 comments:
Cool!! Look forward to it!
First rain bands starting to move in....2pm EST.
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What, no night vision? ;) Will check on cam again tomorrow. :)
Yea, the cam will be back up in the a.m. when the sun rises. I'll be up early.
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Excellent Mikey...should be very interesting! :)
Very cool radar images, where did you get it from?
I use the Level II Radar overlays from guiweather.com in Google Earth. I also have a bunch of Google Earth overlays from tropicalatlantic.com for updated model runs, recon flight data, and GOES Sat Images (which update the fastest). Check them out, they are free.
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