They don't come close to the house, and this time of year, the lighting is not great in the trees.
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Wednesday, December 29, 2021
Deer Seen from Bridge
There are woods next to the main route into town, with a campground. And deer, which can be very challenging to see.
Monday, December 6, 2021
Fall Colors
Runaway Boat Damage
We are calling the storm at the end of October the Oktober Flut. There was flooding damage, wind damage, and wave damage. And there was runaway boat damage, which was caused by the waves, where where caused by the wind. Three weeks after the flut the seawall was still awaiting repairs.
Saturday, November 6, 2021
Saturday, October 30, 2021
Flood aftermath
0930 to 1030 on Saturday morning. Water levels 3.3 to 3.25 feet MLW, but a lot of these show the debris left from the 4.9 foot max at midnight. The rocks show the effects of waves breaking over the seawall, as does some of the larger pieces of wood.
Record Flooding at Annapolis
https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/est/Top10_form_ft.pdf
The table uses MHH, so to convert to MLLW add 1.43 feet https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/datums.html?id=8575512
The local paper is reporting two prior high water marks that I cannot verify:
1. "third-highest record of 4.98 MLLW set in 1955." NOAA says 4.583 feet on the hourly record (see the graph below), and it was Hurricane Connie. Several NOAA listings give the height as 4.98, which I think is a typo.
2,. "a 1993 storm ... second-highest downtown flood recorded, with 6.17 feet above MLLW." This is actually 1933, the Chesapeake-Potomac hurricane
Record water levels at Annapolis, compiled from NOAA tide records.


























