Carolinas storms intensify, sand dunes blowing now, "Some flooding coming in, listen to this" Video n transcript, Heating Planet blog

"THESE STORMS BRING IMPACTS AND THEY'RE GOING TO BE DIFFERENT." Outer Banks- Storm Tracker, the latest severe weather expected to affect areas located on the Mid-Atlantic Coast. FOX Weather Exclusive- Heating Planet blog- "Mid-Atlantic Coast On High Alert With Stormy Weather This Week" Sep 16 transcript belowLIKE YOU SAID BEFORE, 0:01 THE WALL OF WATER COMING 0:02 IN, COASTAL FLOOD 0:03 WARNINGS ARE THERE. YEP. 0:04 INTERESTING STUFF. YOU 0:05 KNOW WHO'S LOCKED IN THE 0:06 MIDDLE OF IT? MARK 0:07 SUDDUTH, YOU CAN SEE 0:09 SOME VIDEO RIGHT THERE 0:10 THAT HE CAUGHT. AND MAN 0:11 THAT IS SOME FLOODING 0:12 COMING IN. LISTEN TO 0:13 THIS. YEAH YOU CAN HEAR 0:21 THE WIND, RAIN ALL OF IT 0:23 COMING IN. YOU KNOW WHAT 0:25 I DON'T WANT TO SAY IT'S 0:26 HAPPENING. BUT I THINK 0:27 MARK SUDDUTH IS HOPING 0:28 FOR THESE THESE HOUSES, 0:30 THE ONES THAT ARE 0:31 ABANDONED, TO FINALLY 0:32 JUST MAKE THE PLUNGE. 0:33 YEAH. I MEAN, I FEEL BAD 0:35 FOR HIM, FOR SURE. 0:36 LIVING ON THE EDGE FOR A 0:37 WHILE. BUXTON, NORTH 0:38 CAROLINA, YOU'RE TALKING 0:39 RIGHT BY CAPE HATTERAS. 0:40 RIGHT BY THE LIGHTHOUSE. 0:41 WELL, LET'S CHECK IN 0:41 WITH FOX WEATHER 0:42 EXCLUSIVE STORM TRACKER 0:43 MARK SUDDUTH. MARK, IT'S 0:44 GREAT TO SEE YOU AGAIN, 0:45 MY FRIEND. AND WHENEVER 0:47 YOU HAVE A NICE COASTAL 0:48 STORM OUTSIDE NORTH 0:49 CAROLINA, THE FIRST ONE 0:50 I THINK OF AND YOU 0:52 DEPLOYED ALL THE CAMERAS. 0:53 HOW ARE WE LOOKING, MAN? 0:54 WELL, THAT'S THE NICE 0:56 THING ABOUT THIS IS 0:57 THOSE CAMERAS ARE OUT 0:58 THERE ALL THE TIME. YOU 0:59 KNOW, THAT PART OF THE 1:01 OUTER BANKS IS WHERE I 1:02 GREW UP AND WHERE I CUT 1:04 MY TEETH ON IMPACTFUL 1:05 WEATHER AS A KID, AS A 1:06 TEENAGER, AND BEEN OUT 1:07 THERE FOR MANY 1:08 HURRICANES AND MANY 1:09 COASTAL STORMS. SO, YEAH, 1:10 WE'VE GOT THESE 1:11 PERMANENT CAMERAS, KIND 1:12 OF OUR OWN LITTLE TINY 1:13 VERSION OF EARTH CAMS 1:15 GOING ON, AND THEY 1:16 CAPTURE SOME REALLY 1:17 INTERESTING STUFF 1:18 BECAUSE THEY'RE ALWAYS 1:18 THERE. LOOK AT THAT 1:19 LIGHTNING TIME LAPSE 1:20 LAST NIGHT. I WONDER 1:21 WHAT THE CAPE WAS. YOU 1:23 KNOW WHAT I MEAN? THAT 1:24 CONVECTIVE AVAILABLE 1:25 POTENTIAL ENERGY OVER 1:27 THE AREA. YEAH. I MEAN, 1:27 BUT JUST ENOUGH TO SET 1:30 OFF. NOW, THAT'S 1:31 CERTAINLY IS A TIME 1:31 LAPSE. SO IT'S TIME 1:33 COMPRESSED. BUT THE 1:34 LIGHTNING WAS PRETTY 1:35 PROLIFIC OUT THERE. 1:35 ANYBODY THAT WAS HANGING 1:36 OUT IN SOME OF THOSE 1:38 HOUSES IN RODANTHE AND 1:39 WAVES AND SALVO, THEY 1:41 HAD QUITE THE SHOW LAST 1:42 NIGHT, CLEARLY. I MEAN, 1:44 IT'S INCREDIBLE TO KIND 1:45 OF WATCH HOW THINGS HAVE 1:46 DETERIORATED WITH THIS 1:47 COASTAL LOW. I MEAN, 1:48 THIS IS YOUR BACKYARD, 1:50 BORN AND RAISED. YOU 1:51 SAID YOU CUT YOUR TEETH 1:52 IN THIS AREA, ESPECIALLY 1:53 IN REGARDS TO 1:54 METEOROLOGY. WHAT CAN 1:55 YOU SAY ABOUT JUST THIS 1:57 STORM IN PARTICULAR, HOW 1:58 QUICKLY IT INTENSIFIED 1:59 THE LIGHTNING IT'S BEEN 2:00 PRODUCING AND SOME OF 2:01 THE RAINFALL RATES? I 2:02 KNOW WE HAVE PTC EIGHT. 2:03 YOU CAN SOMEWHAT DRAW A 2:04 COMPARISON TO FROM LAST 2:07 YEAR. WHAT'S YOUR 2:07 PERSPECTIVE ON ON THIS 2:08 STORM AS A WHOLE? YOU 2:10 KNOW THAT'S A VERY GOOD 2:11 POINT HALEY THAT PTC 2:12 EIGHT AROUND THIS TIME 2:14 LAST YEAR FARTHER TO THE 2:15 SOUTH AND WEST, 2:16 LITERALLY NEAR WHERE I 2:17 LIVE IN THE WILMINGTON 2:19 AREA AND IT FLOODED 2:19 CAROLINA BEACH. I 2:20 BELIEVE BRANDI WAS DOWN 2:22 THERE COVERING THAT. 2:23 VERY IMPACTFUL. AND 2:24 THAT'S THE WORD IMPACT. 2:26 THESE STORMS BRING 2:27 IMPACTS AND THEY'RE 2:28 GOING TO BE DIFFERENT. 2:29 THIS WAS NOT A TROPICAL 2:31 SYSTEM. I THINK IF WE 2:32 HAD HAD OBVIOUSLY BETTER 2:33 ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS, 2:34 IT COULD HAVE MORPHED 2:36 INTO A MORE TROPICAL 2:37 LIKE SYSTEM WHERE THE 2:39 THUNDERSTORMS AND 2:40 WHATNOT ARE MORE 2:41 CONCENTRATED AND THE 2:42 WIND SPEEDS ARE A LITTLE 2:43 BIT HIGHER. BUT IT 2:44 DOESN'T MATTER. I MEAN, 2:45 LOOK AT THAT BLOWING 2:46 SAND. THAT'S A REAL BIG 2:47 PROBLEM. THOSE BIG SAND 2:49 DUNES DOWN THERE ALONG 2:50 HIGHWAY 12, A LOT OF 2:52 THOSE DON'T HAVE 2:53 VEGETATION ON THEM ALONG 2:55 THE PEA ISLAND AREA, 2:55 BECAUSE THEY ARE 2:56 BULLDOZED BACK UP TO 2:58 KEEP THAT HIGHWAY OPEN. 2:59 SO IT'S JUST THIS 3:00 CONSTANT BATTLE AGAINST 3:02 MOTHER NATURE OUT THERE. 3:03 BUT PEOPLE LOVE THE 3:04 OUTER BANKS. IT'S BEEN A 3:06 PART OF OUR NATION'S 3:07 HISTORY, REALLY, IF YOU 3:08 THINK ABOUT IT, IT GOES 3:09 ALL THE WAY BACK TO 3:10 SETTLEMENT TIMES, AND 3:11 WE'RE NOT GOING TO GIVE 3:12 UP THAT FIGHT AS FEEBLE 3:14 SOMETIMES AS IT MAY SEEM 3:15 TO GO AGAINST THE 3:16 ATLANTIC, IT'S JUST 3:17 GORGEOUS OUT THERE. 3:18 EXCEPT FOR DAYS LIKE 3:19 THIS, IT REALLY IS MY 3:20 FAVORITE SPOT. WHEN YOU 3:21 TALK ABOUT THE EAST 3:22 COAST, IT IS JUST 3:23 GORGEOUS. THOSE OUTER 3:23 BANKS, THE BARRIER 3:24 ISLANDS, YOU CAN'T 3:25 REALLY BEAT IT WHEN 3:26 YOU'RE OUT THERE. MAYBE 3:27 NOT BUILDING A HOUSE ON 3:28 THERE. IT'S A LITTLE 3:29 DIFFICULT, BUT YOU WERE 3:30 OUT THERE FOR AARON AS 3:31 WELL, RIGHT, MARK? SO, 3:32 SO TELL US ABOUT THAT 3:33 ONE. AARON WAS A 3:34 HURRICANE. IT WAS CAT 3:35 FIVE AT ONE POINT. IT 3:36 DID NOT COME ASHORE. BUT 3:37 I GUESS THIS WAS 3:39 REASONABLY THE SAME WHEN 3:40 YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT 3:40 WAVE AND WIND ACTION. 3:41 RIGHT? RIGHT. NOW THE 3:43 DIFFERENCE WITH AARON IS 3:44 THAT OBVIOUSLY MUCH 3:45 FARTHER OFFSHORE, WE HAD 3:46 MAYBE A SPRITZ OF RAIN. 3:48 THIS SYSTEM HAS BROUGHT 3:49 A LOT MORE RAIN. AND 3:51 WITH AARON, WE HAD A 3:52 MUCH LARGER SET OF WAVES 3:53 COMING IN BECAUSE IT WAS 3:55 SUCH A LARGE WIND FIELD, 3:56 AND IT WAS DAYS AND DAYS 3:58 OF THESE BIG WAVES AND 3:59 THE ENERGY COMING IN, 4:01 WHEREAS THIS SYSTEM 4:02 BEING SO CLOSE TO SHORE, 4:03 THE FETCH THE WIND 4:05 BLOWING OVER THE WATER 4:06 FOR DISTANCE, WE CALL 4:07 THAT THE FETCH HAS NOT 4:09 BEEN TOO SUBSTANTIAL, SO 4:11 THE WAVES HAVE NOT HAD A 4:12 CHANCE TO BUILD VERY 4:14 LARGE. WE THINK ABOUT 4:15 SANDY WAY BACK IN 2012, 4:17 A HUGE FETCH OF WIND, 4:19 AND THAT WAS A COUPLE 4:20 HUNDRED MILES EAST OF 4:21 HATTERAS, AND IT 4:22 DECIMATED THE AREA ALL 4:24 THE WAY UP, OF COURSE, 4:25 AS WE KNOW, TO THE 4:26 NORTHEAST, WITH 4:27 SUBSTANTIAL WAVE AND 4:28 SURGE ACTION. YEAH, I'M 4:29 JUST WATCHING THE 4:30 PICTURES IN FROM FROM 4:31 NORTH CAROLINA. DOT SOME 4:33 PICTURES RIGHT THERE. 4:34 YOU'RE RIGHT. THAT THAT 4:35 HIGHWAY 12 TAKES A 4:37 BEATING DOESN'T IT, MARK. 4:38 IT REALLY DOES. AND YOU 4:40 KNOW, YOU THINK ABOUT 4:41 WHAT THE FOLKS IN JERSEY 4:42 AND NEW YORK DO TO KEEP 4:44 THE ROADS CLEAN. AND 4:45 ELSEWHERE IN THE 4:46 NORTHEAST, WITH SNOW 4:47 MASSIVE ARMIES OF PLOWS. 4:50 RIGHT DOWN ON THE OUTER 4:51 BANKS IS THE NORTH 4:52 CAROLINA DOT. I TELL YOU 4:54 WHAT, WE'LL HAVE TO 4:55 PITCH THIS TO THE 4:56 MANAGEMENT TO DO A 4:57 LITTLE DOCUMENTARY ON 4:58 HOW THEY DO IT, BECAUSE 5:00 IT IS INCREDIBLE. NOT 5:01 JUST THE SNOWPLOW PEOPLE 5:02 UP NORTH, BUT THE SNOW, 5:04 THE SAND PLOW FOLKS DOWN 5:06 SOUTH. I THINK MAYBE WE 5:07 CAN GET ROBERT RAY ON 5:08 THAT. HE IS A GREAT 5:09 FILMMAKER BECAUSE IT 5:10 REALLY IS SOMETHING. THE 5:12 HERCULEAN EFFORT THAT 5:13 THEY PUT IN TO KEEPING 5:14 THESE ROADS OPEN, 5:15 BECAUSE THE ECONOMY 5:17 DEPENDS ON IT, NOT JUST 5:18 THE TOURISM, BUT THE 5:19 FISHING. YOU KNOW, 5:20 PEOPLE GO DOWN THERE FOR 5:21 FISHING AND THAT 5:22 CERTAINLY IS PART OF 5:23 TOURISM. BUT PEOPLE LIKE 5:24 TO GO BIRD WATCHING AND 5:25 IT IS AN IMPORTANT PART 5:26 OF THE COUNTRY AND IT IS 5:27 WORTH FIGHTING FOR. AND 5:28 I'M GLAD THE DOT HAS THE 5:31 SKILLED MEN AND WOMEN 5:32 THAT DO IT, BECAUSE I 5:33 DON'T KNOW IF I'D WANT 5:34 TO DO THAT. IT'S JUST 5:35 CONSTANT. EVERY OTHER 5:36 STORM THAT ROLLS UP, YOU 5:37 HAVE TO START DOING IT 5:38 AGAIN. MARK SUDDUTH, 5:39 GREAT REPORT. I 5:40 APPRECIATE IT MY FRIEND. 5:41 THE PICTURES ARE ALWAYS 5:42 STUNNING. WE LOVE 5:43 TALKING TO YOU. WE'LL