Much of Alaska's western coast could see flooding and high winds as the remnants of Typhoon Merbok moved into the Bering Sea region. The National Weather Service says some locations could experience the worst coastal flooding in 50 years.
To: texas booster
The strongest storm in over a decade is moving into the Bering Sea. Impacts may exceed the 2011 Bering Sea Superstorm, and some locations may experience their worst coastal flooding in nearly 50 years. Peak water levels will persist for 10 to 14 hours before water recedes.
Note that almost all local reporting is through Tweet.
2 posted on
09/17/2022 12:54:25 PM PDT by
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3 posted on
09/17/2022 12:54:36 PM PDT by
dfwgator
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To: texas booster
Not good news for the fishing fleets up there.
10 posted on
09/17/2022 1:18:39 PM PDT by
Jimmy Valentine
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12 posted on
09/17/2022 1:28:42 PM PDT by
nutmeg
To: texas booster
After the storm batters Alaska, global warming will deep-fry it.
To: texas booster
We were just in Denali National park, mt McKinley, Skagway, glacier bay, Juneau… 2 weeks ago. Looks like it’s nowhere near there.
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09/17/2022 2:12:29 PM PDT by
Linda Frances
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To: texas booster
"The extent of flooding and damage wasn’t immediately clear..."So how can they claim it's "historic"?
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09/17/2022 4:01:02 PM PDT by
airborne
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