I watched the flooding at noon and 4 PM Friday, sunrise and sunset Saturday, and early morning Sunday. We had a mix of sunny and cloudy periods, with some nice lighting effects for photos. |
| My model for the extent of flooding based on the reported high water mark, reached near sunrise and again at sunset Saturday (the last post shows the tide gauge records). |
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| Noon Friday. The road along the cemetery is flooding, but not yet closed. |
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| Noon Friday (same time as the fish frenzy a few posts back), and a funeral has to deal with the high water. |
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| Sunrise Saturday. The aviation park is underwater, with pretty light and reflections. |
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| Saturday. Turbulence as the water floods over the low wall and onto the road. |
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| Sunday morning. Ripplies record the force of the water. |
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| No sign of the "seawall" or road. |
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| Waves over the seawall |
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| Student parking. Flooding has blocked two of the roads into this area, and the remaining road is one way in. |
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| High water park, almost into the pavilion. |
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