Hurricane Irene 2011
Atlantic Hurricane Tracking Information
Hurricane Irene became the first hurricane of the 2011 Atlantic season the weekend of August 20-21 2011 and was considered by the National Hurricane Center as Category 3 with 125 mph max sustained winds at its highest point on Thursday Aug 25th 2011 - when it was passing the outer banks of Florida. Irene passed over Puerto Rico on Sunday (8/21), The Dominican Republic on Monday (8/22) and Turks and Caicos Islands Tues night (8/23) into Wed. The Southeastern and Central Bahamas on Wednesday (8/24) and hit the Northwestern Bahamas Thursday (8/25). As Irene moved closer to the East Coast into Friday (8/26), and passed well off the coast of Florida coastline. Tropical storm conditions lashed the South Carolina coast, as Irene made her way to North Carolina Friday evening and into Saturday morning August 27th 2011. As the storm touched land and passed strongly through North Carolina, wind speeds had decreased but gained a faster rate of travel. The center of Irene headed past Virginia on the outskirts of the its coast into Saturday night and then straignt for New Jersey and New york as it made land fall causing major floods, power outages, downed trees and general disorder. New England regions were affected thru Sunday morning into Sunday night Aug 28th 2011 causing more major flooding and destruction. As of 11pm Sun Aug 28th. Irene became post-tropical near the U.S./Canadian Border.
As of Monday 5:00am EDT 8/29/2011 remnants of Irene moved into Quebec and Newfoundland. Widespread major flooding continues over sections of the Northeast United States. Irene's path moved North-Northeast at 25 MPH (40 KM/H) as it passed Canada after having mangled the New England region with heavy rains and high winds; while major river flooding is occurring in parts of the Northeast. The deadly storm battered New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and surrounding states as it pounded the coasts, causing major flooding, power outages and drenching the upper-Atlantic states and Eastern Canada.
Irene is a Post Tropical Cyclone "hurricane" and had slightly weakened from a 3 on Thursday and a 2 on Friday, 1 on Saturday and sustaining a 1 on Sun morning and then dropped to Tropcial Storm status Mid Sun.
It should be noted that just because the eye of a hurricane is not directly in the path of your city or state, potentially dangerous winds and severe weather can still reach 50-100 miles from the center of the storm. If you live in an evacuation zone, be sure to listen to your local officials for evacuation orders. Be prepared for any type of impact and have your plan ready!
US Watches and Warnings
Flood warnings and high wind warnings are in effect for parts of the Northern Mid-Atlantic into New England
Irene had effects on the outer-banks of Florida coastal line mid Thursday August 25th 2011 thru very early Friday morning August 26th 2011.
Friday August 26th 2011
Strong winds and rain caused severe weather conditions over the coastal lines of Florida and Georgia despite the forecast path of Irene being more out in the Atlantic. Hurricane Irene's path headed to upper coastal areas of South Carolina, but North Carolina's inner coastal areas were in the direct path where Irene made land fall - overnight into Sat morning.
Saturday August 27th 2011
Irene battered eastern North Carolina , Such as Wilmington, NC (Weather | Traffic) and Jacksonville, NC (Weather | Traffic), but moved more out towards the Atlantic. Land fall by evening Sat to early Sun August 28th 2011, the Virginia coastal line was in the path of Irene as the state experienced heavy winds, rain, coastal flooding and casualties.
Sunday August 28th 2011.
By Early Sun thru Sun night Aug 29th, states including New York, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine had directly experienced Hurricane Irene as the it has made land fall and cuased major flooding and power outages, and casualties. Irene weakend and moved into Eastern Canada overnight into Monday.
Monday August 29th 2011.
Gale-Force winds affected coastal areas from Eastern Long Island to Maine through early Monday. By late Sunday Aug 28th to early morning Monday Aug 29th, South Eastern regions of Canada were on the path including Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.
Refer to Ready.gov for a comprehensive list of hurricane preparedness information.
As of Monday 5:00am EDT 8/29/2011 remnants of Irene moved into Quebec and Newfoundland. Widespread major flooding continues over sections of the Northeast United States. Irene's path moved North-Northeast at 25 MPH (40 KM/H) as it passed Canada after having mangled the New England region with heavy rains and high winds; while major river flooding is occurring in parts of the Northeast. The deadly storm battered New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and surrounding states as it pounded the coasts, causing major flooding, power outages and drenching the upper-Atlantic states and Eastern Canada.
Irene is a Post Tropical Cyclone "hurricane" and had slightly weakened from a 3 on Thursday and a 2 on Friday, 1 on Saturday and sustaining a 1 on Sun morning and then dropped to Tropcial Storm status Mid Sun.
It should be noted that just because the eye of a hurricane is not directly in the path of your city or state, potentially dangerous winds and severe weather can still reach 50-100 miles from the center of the storm. If you live in an evacuation zone, be sure to listen to your local officials for evacuation orders. Be prepared for any type of impact and have your plan ready!
US Watches and Warnings
Flood warnings and high wind warnings are in effect for parts of the Northern Mid-Atlantic into New England
Hurricane Irene 2011 US Path - by Day
Thursday August 25th 2011Irene had effects on the outer-banks of Florida coastal line mid Thursday August 25th 2011 thru very early Friday morning August 26th 2011.
Friday August 26th 2011
Strong winds and rain caused severe weather conditions over the coastal lines of Florida and Georgia despite the forecast path of Irene being more out in the Atlantic. Hurricane Irene's path headed to upper coastal areas of South Carolina, but North Carolina's inner coastal areas were in the direct path where Irene made land fall - overnight into Sat morning.
Saturday August 27th 2011
Irene battered eastern North Carolina , Such as Wilmington, NC (Weather | Traffic) and Jacksonville, NC (Weather | Traffic), but moved more out towards the Atlantic. Land fall by evening Sat to early Sun August 28th 2011, the Virginia coastal line was in the path of Irene as the state experienced heavy winds, rain, coastal flooding and casualties.
Sunday August 28th 2011.
By Early Sun thru Sun night Aug 29th, states including New York, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine had directly experienced Hurricane Irene as the it has made land fall and cuased major flooding and power outages, and casualties. Irene weakend and moved into Eastern Canada overnight into Monday.
Monday August 29th 2011.
Gale-Force winds affected coastal areas from Eastern Long Island to Maine through early Monday. By late Sunday Aug 28th to early morning Monday Aug 29th, South Eastern regions of Canada were on the path including Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.
Refer to Ready.gov for a comprehensive list of hurricane preparedness information.
Rain Amount
Rainfall amounts of 10 to 14 inches occurred over a large portion of Eastern North Carolina and extreme Southeastern Virginia, with the highest amount of 15.66 inches reported at Bunyan North Carolina. The heaviest of up to 15 inches of rain were concentrated around the Outer Banks, where Irene had made landfall.
Satellite Image of Irene over US/Can Border as of Sun Aug 28th 2011 9:00pm EDT
Hurricane Irene Tracking Stats Archive
| Max Category: | 3 |
| Max Winds: | 125 mph | 80.47 km/h |
| Max Speed: | 26 MPH | 41 KM/H |
| Direction: | NNW, N, NNE |
| Location: | Atlantic |
| Casualties: | 35 |
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- NOAA Atlantic Hurricane Irene
- NOAA - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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- Ready.gov for Hurricane Preparedness
- NJ Coastal Evacuation Maps
- North Carolina Emergency Management Division
- North Carolina Hurricane Evacuation Map
- South Carolina Emergency Management Division
- South Carolina Hurricane Evacuation Map
- Virgina Hurricane Evacuation Guide
- New York Hurricane Evacuation Zone Finder
- New Jersey Guide to Hurricane Preparedness
- Environment Canada - Hurricane Info
Rainfall Totals reported by the NOAA NHC
Selected Storm Total Rainfall In Inches Through Monday Aug 29th 5:00 AM EDT
Selected Storm Total Rainfall In Inches Through Monday Aug 29th 5:00 AM EDT
Connecticut
| Burlington | 8.70 |
| East Hartford | 8.18 |
| Monroe | 7.40 |
| Danbury | 6.72 |
| Oxford | 6.69 |
| West Haven | 6.00 |
| Greenwich | 6.00 |
Delaware
| Ellendale | 10.43 |
| Adamsville | 10.00 |
| Milford | 9.26 |
| Dover | 8.79 |
| Harrington | 8.75 |
| Gumboro | 8.62 |
| Townsend | 8.34 |
| Wilmington | 6.48 |
Massachusetts
| Savoy | 9.10 |
| Shelburne Falls | 8.50 |
| Tolland | 7.90 |
| Heath | 7.70 |
| Goshen | 7.50 |
| Westhampton | 7.15 |
| Milford | 6.00 |
Maryland
| Plum Point | 12.96 |
| Easton | 11.34 |
| Hickman | 10.50 |
| California | 9.76 |
| Ridge | 8.96 |
| Patuxent River | 8.15 |
| Federalsburg | 8.00 |
Maine
| Phillips | 6.11 |
| Andover | 5.96 |
North Carolina
| Bunyan | 15.66 |
| New Bern | 14.79 |
| Williamston | 14.27 |
| Washington | 13.11 |
| Greenville | 12.32 |
| Jacksonville | 11.70 |
| Croatan Forest | 11.13 |
| Havelock | 10.70 |
| Holly Shelter | 8.26 |
| Southport | 7.84 |
| Wilmington | 7.60 |
| Elizabeth City | 7.50 |
New Hampshire
| Sandwich | 6.09 |
| Washington | 6.00 |
| North Weare | 5.37 |
New Jersey
| Stockton | 10.32 |
| Wayne | 10.20 |
| Orange | 9.96 |
| Petersburg | 9.52 |
| Newark | 8.92 |
| Somerdale | 8.60 |
| Estell Manor | 8.57 |
| Heislerville | 8.50 |
| Windsor | 8.40 |
| Teterboro | 8.22 |
| Somerville | 7.29 |
| Woodstown | 6.98 |
| Plainsboro | 6.73 |
New York
| Tuxedo Park | 11.48 |
| Harriman | 10.45 |
| Summit | 8.88 |
| Livingston | 8.26 |
| Hudson | 7.05 |
| Nyc Central Park | 6.87 |
| Northport | 6.78 |
| Gravesend | 6.78 |
Pennsylvania
| Lafayette | 8.82 |
| Forks TWP | 8.53 |
| Exton | 7.83 |
| West Chester | 7.46 |
| Springtown | 7.26 |
| Aston Twp | 6.79 |
| King of Prussia | 6.71 |
| Morgantown | 6.21 |
| Philadelphia | 5.70 |
Rhode Island
| Warren | 5.37 |
Virginia
| Suffolk | 11.04 |
| Newland | 10.50 |
| Wakefield | 9.25 |
| Norfolk | 8.73 |
| Williamsburg | 8.21 |
| Portsmouth | 7.82 |
| Gwynns Island | 7.27 |
| Sandston | 6.38 |
| Newport News | 6.23 |
Vermont
| Walden | 7.60 |
| Randolph Center | 7.15 |
| Ludlow | 6.61 |
| Woodford | 6.58 |
| Warren | 5.75 |
| Chelsea | 5.25 |
Outlook
The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1st through November 30th.
Updated: Wed, 05 Dec 2012 05:18:42 GMT
"SANDY" RAINFALL TOTALS
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SELECTED STORM TOTAL RAINFALL IN INCHES THROUGH 11 AM EDT 10/31/2012
...DELAWARE...
GEORGETOWN 10.20
DOVER 6.4 WNW 9.62
MILFORD 9.55
INDIAN RIVER ACRES 9.49
REHOBOTH BEACH 9.37
CLAYTON 6.6 W 8.62
DOVER AFB 8.60
SEAFORD 2.3 SSE 8.45
DELANEY CORNER 8.33
MILTON 8.30
SMYRNA 2.7 SSE 8.30
FELTON 3.6 NE 8.20
GEORGETOWN 5.8 W 7.94
VIOLA 7.84
...MAINE...
KINGBURY 2 SSE 4.60
GREENVILLE 2 E 4.24
PEMBROKE 5.4 SSE 3.30
NORWAY 11.5 WNW 3.26
OLD TOWN 1 SE 3.24
WHITING 3 NNE 3.00
NEW SHARON 2.0 NW 2.95
ACTON 2.7 NW 2.69
LUBEC 4.1 W 2.65
BELMONT 2.7 SSE 2.62
BLANCHARD 2.58
SHIRLEY 2.52
...MARYLAND...
EASTON 0.7 NNW 12.55
CAVETOWN 3 ESE 11.15
GREENSBORO 1.4 ENE 10.70
RIDGELY 0.2 ESE 10.68
RIDGE 1.0 N 10.36
QUEENSTOWN 2.6 S 10.29
TRAPPE 3.5 NE 9.78
CHURCHTON 1 ENE 9.50
BISHOPVILLE 3.1 E 9.48
ST. MICHAELS 0.7 SE 9.38
DENTON 5.8 WSW 9.28
PRINCESS ANNE 4.4 WSW 9.08
PASADENA 2.6 ESE 8.70
OCEAN CITY MUNI ARPT 7.22
BALTIMORE SCIENCE CENTER 7.18
ANNAPOLIS - US NAVAL ACADEMY 7.09
BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON INTL ARPT 6.67
...MASSACHUSETTS...
LEOMINSTER 1.5 S 4.40
FOXBOROUGH 0.4 S 3.91
FITCHBURG 3.86
NORTH ASHBURNHAM 3.70
NATICK 1.7 NNE 3.56
ACTON 1.3 SW 3.49
NORWOOD 1.3 NW 3.47
EAST MILTON 3.39
ANDOVER 1.5 W 3.34
PEPPERELL 3.30
ASHBURNHAM 3.20
AYER 3.11
BEDFORD/HANSCOM FIELD 2.84
NORTON 1.8 NNE 2.80
MILLIS 0.6 SSE 2.65
NORWOOD MEMORIAL ARPT 2.63
NORTHBOROUGH 0.6 SSE 2.60
...NEW HAMPSHIRE...
RANDOLPH 1.4 NE 6.05
CENTER SANDWICH 4.9 E 5.19
MT WASHINGTON 4.87
GORHAM 3.1 S 4.85
JAFFREY MUNI ARPT 4.82
NEW IPSWICH 0.8 S 4.72
UNITY 3.2 ENE 4.14
GREENVILLE 1.1 ENE 4.06
NEWBURY 1.6 NW 4.00
NASHUA/BOIRE FIELD 3.54
HILLSBOROUGH 2.1 NNW 3.51
BROOKFIELD 0.9 WSW 3.50
HOLLIS 2.9 ENE 3.50
...NEW JERSEY...
WILDWOOD CREST 0.6 NNE 11.91
MIDDLE TWP 4.4 SW 11.41
GREEN CREEK 11.40
NORTH WILDWOOD 10.24
SEAVILLE 10.06
RIO GRANDE 9.51
WEST CAPE MAY 9.37
LOWER TWP 2.2 NE 8.41
ERMA 8.20
ATLANTIC CITY 8.15
CAPE MAY 8.10
WOODBINE 0.8 NNW 7.87
UPPER TWP 3.2 SE 7.82
HAMILTON TWP 2.1 SE 7.57
NEWPORT 7.30
VINELAND 2.6 WSW 7.07
ESTELL MANOR 7.06
CEDARVILLE 7.00
...NEW YORK...
WHITESVILLE 4.83
HAMBURG 1 S 4.59
PERRYSBURG 4.41
DUNKIRK 1 SW 4.09
LOCKPORT 0.8 NE 3.87
BATAVIA GENESSEE 3.80
SHERMAN 0.4 ENE 3.50
NIAGARA FALLS INTL ARPT 3.32
LANCASTER 4.1 ENE 3.26
ALCOTT CENTER 3.25
WEST ALMOND 3.6 SW 3.14
DANSVILLE 1.0 ENE 3.06
ELMA CENTER 0.7 SE 3.06
...NORTH CAROLINA...
SALVO 0.9 NNE 8.09
AVON 0.7 NE 8.00
COROLLA 3.2 SSE 7.66
DUCK 0.3 SE 7.22
KILL DEVIL HILLS 2.5 NNW 6.47
HATTERAS/BILLY MITCHELL AP 6.26
KITTY HAWK 4.0 NNW 5.89
TRENT WOODS 1.3 SSE 4.11
JAMESVILLE 6.1 SW 3.84
JACKSONVILLE 2.0 E 3.75
HOLLY RIDGE 4.8 ENE 3.63
ELIZABETH CITY 10.5 NNW 3.56
MERRY HILL 3.8 E 3.51
...OHIO...
KIRTLAND 0.9 SW 7.04
NORTH RIDGEVILLE 2.8 SSW 6.79
PAINESVILLE 3.8 SSW 6.51
BROADVIEW HEIGHTS 1.5 NW 6.33
ELYRIA 0.4 SE 5.80
CLEVELAND HOPKINS AIRPORT 5.63
BRUNSWICK 0.5 NE 5.57
WAKEMAN 4.6 NNE 5.50
SOUTH RUSSELL 2.0 W 5.42
...PENNSYLVANIA...
HANOVER 5.4 S 8.15
SCHELLSBURG 2.6 WNW 7.94
FLEETWOOD 2.0 ESE 7.26
GLEN ROCK 2.2 ESE 6.82
NEW SALEM 0.3 WSW 6.47
LANDENBERG 1.8 ENE 6.38
MALVERN 0.5 NNE 6.32
LITTLESTOWN 0.8 NNW 6.05
WEST CHESTER 1.8 SE 5.96
EXTON 5.59
...RHODE ISLAND...
WOONSOCKET 1.3 ESE 2.98
MANVILLE 0.2 NE 2.83
LITTLE COMPTON 1.7 NW 2.40
PAWTUCKET/NORTH CENTRAL ST ARPT 2.72
...VIRGINIA...
REEDVILLE 9.90
VIRGINIA BEACH 9.58
OCEANA NAS/SOUCEK 9.57
CASHVILLE .01 S 9.38
WHITE STONE 8.0 SSW 8.96
GREENBACKVILLE 0.4 WNW 8.64
PORT HAYWOOD 1.0 SE 8.59
ONLEY 0.6 SE 8.47
WALLOPS ISLAND 8.48
ONANCOCK 3.9 SW 8.39
VIRGINIA BEACH 1.7 NE 7.99
PURCELLVILLE 7.89
MAYSVILLE 5 S 7.75
YORKTOWN 0.8 SE 7.73
NEWPORT NEWS 5.8 NE 7.63
...WASHINGTON DC...
WASHINGTON 5.1 NW 5.83
WASHINGTON/NATIONAL 4.84
...WEST VIRGINIA...
SHENANDOAH JUNCTION 4.46
FALLING WATERS 2.4 NW 4.36
SLANESVILLE 2.1 SE 3.99
MORGANTOWN/HART FIELD 3.97
MCMECHEN 6.0 E 3.56
CHARLES TOWN 2.5 NE 3.15
BUNKER HILL 0.8 WNW 3.06
SPRINGFIELD 2.3 ESE 3.04
HUNTINGTON/TRI-STATE ARPT 2.94
BOOTHSVILLE 1.4 SE 2.83
"SANDY" SNOWFALL TOTALS
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SELECTED STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL IN INCHES THROUGH 11 AM EDT Oct 31st 2012
..KENTUCKY...
WHITESBURG 4 SE 18.0
PAYNE GAP 14.0
LYNCH 3 S 12.0
ELKO 1NW 9.0
BENHAM 3 S 6.0
VIPER 6.0
...MARYLAND...
REDHOUSE 29.0
DEEP CREEK LAKE 26.0
FINZEL 24.0
OAKLAND 24.0
CHAMPOIN 4 SE 13.0
GRANTSVILLE 12.0
FROSTBURG 6.0
...NORTH CAROLINA...
COVE CREEK 10 NW 24.0
FAUST 24.0
NEWFOUND GAP 22.0
CLIFTON 14.0
ELK PARK 14.0
BULADEAN 12.0
BAKERSVILLE 5 N 11.0
BOONE 11.0
BEECH MOUNTAIN 1 SE 10.0
FLAT SPRINGS 9.8
ASHLAND 9.0
LANSING 8.0
FLAT SPRINGS 1 E 7.0
...OHIO...
BELLEFONTAINE 4.5
WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE 3.0
MANSFIELD 2.5
...PENNSYLVANIA...
CHAMPION 4 SE 13.0
LAUREL SUMMIT 10.0
MOUNT DAVIS 9.0
FARMINGTON 8.8
STAHLSTOWN 6.0
CHALKHILL 2 ENE 5.1
...TENNESSEE...
GATLINBURG 5 SE 34.0
ROAN MOUNTAIN 19.0
NEWFOUND GAP 18.0
MOUNT LECONTE 17.0
...VIRGINIA...
NORTON 2 S 24.0
TAZEWELL 2 N 15.0
WISE 6 E 14.0
LEBANON 12.0
BURKES GARDEN 8.4
HONAKER 8.0
MOUTH OF WILSON 8.0
RICHLANDS 8.0
MARION 2.4 ENE 6.0
...WEST VIRGINIA...
CLAYTON 2 NNW 33.0
QUINWOOD 29.0
DAVIS 28.0
FLAT TOP 28.0
HUTTONSVILLE 5 WSW 28.0
CRAIGSVILLE 26.0
ALEXANDER 24.0
ALPINE LAKE 24.0
KITZMILLER 24.0
MINGO 2 SSE 24.0
NETTIE 24.0
TERRA ALTA 24.0
BAYARD 22.3
BEVERLY 21.0
FRENCH CREEK 18.5
RUNA 0.1 W 18.1
BEAVER 18.0
MACARTHUR 1 E 18.0
SNOWSHOE 1 S 18.0
WEBSTER SPRINGS 17.0
HAZELTON 16.0
BUCKHANNON 15.0
FAYETTEVILLE 11 E 15.0
PRINCETON 15.0
ELKINS 14.0
SANDY WIND GUSTS
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SELECTED PEAK WIND GUSTS IN MILES PER HOUR FROM EARLIER IN THE
EVENT
...CONNECTICUT...
MADISON 85
BRIDGEPORT AIRPORT 76
GROTON 76
GREENWICH 70
...INDIANA...
TOWN OF PINES 2 NNE 69
...MAINE...
BATH 76
PORTLAND JETPORT 63
KENNEBUNK 2 NE 62
...MARYLAND...
LAYTONSVILLE 1 ESE 76
OCEAN CITY 74
COLESVILLE 1 SSE 70
CROCHERON 2 SSE 70
ANNAPOLIS 69
ARBUTUS 68
SAINT INIGOES 2 W 64
FREDRICK 1 NE 62
...MASSACHUSETTS...
CUTTYHUNK 83
WELLFLEET 81
BARNSTABLE 79
WRENTHAM 77
...MICHIGAN...
FORT GRATIOT 74
TOLEDO HARBOR 66
PORT SANILAC 65
SOUTH BASS ISLAND 63
SOUTH HAVEN 1 W 60
...NEW HAMPSHIRE...
GOSHEN 70
LONDONDERRY 62
PORTSMOUTH INTL AIRP 60
...NEW JERSEY...
TOMPKINSVILLE 2 N 90
SURF CITY 89
TUCKERTON 88
MONTCLAIR 1 N 88
NEWPORT 87
SANDY HOOK NOS BUOY 87
DENNISVILLE 81
CLIFTON 80
NEWARK 78
ATLANTIC CITY 77
BAYONNE 1 ENE 77
...NEW YORK...
ISLIP 90
PLUM ISLAND 4 ENE 85
SYOSSET 82
POINT LOOKOUT 1 E 80
JFK 79
..OHIO...
BURKE LAKEFRONT ARPT 67
CLEVELAND HOPKINS ARPT 63
SOUTH BASS ISLAND 62
...PENNSYLVANIA...
ALLENTOWN 81
BENSALEM 76
BUSHKILL CENTER 70
PHILADELPHIA INTL ARPT 68
MOUNT POCONO AIRPORT 66
MOUNT AETNA 64
WIND GAP 62
...RHODE ISLAND...
WESTERLY 86
WARREN 73
...VERMONT...
STOWE 8 NW 72
LYNDON CENTER 61
UNDERHILL 60
...VIRGINIA...
CHESTER GAP 3 NNE 79
WINTERGREEN 4 NW 72
WALLOPS ISLAND 68
MELFA/ACCOMACK ARPT 62
HACKSHECK 1 NW 60
...WEST VIRGINIA...
RANSON 1 NNW 65
KEYSER 2 SSW 64
MARTINSBURG ARPT 60
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