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Today is much calmer and nicer than we have experienced over the past few. The Outer Banks was hit hard by a Nor’easter over the last few days with strong winds, rain and heavy surf. We are definitely looking forward to more perfect weather as the week progresses.
Relaxing – Memory Monday 10/21/19
Happy Monday! We hope this note finds you enjoying a relaxing day! The fact is that Monday’s are not usually very relaxing, so we hope our weekly post helps you have a few moments of a get away to our little slice of heaven.
The Best Seafood on the Outer Banks
Who has the best seafood on the Outer Banks? This is a question we hear often as a local. To some a specific place might immediately pop into their head, but when you take a moment to think about it this really is almost an impossible question to answer. After all, this is the Outer Banks and we are known for our seafood.
She said Yes – Memory Monday 9/23/19
Happy Fall
Good morning from the Outer Banks where we are transitioning from the heat and beauty of summer. In the middle of the night we switched from summer to fall. That brings mixed emotions as we leave behind summer, but we look forward to cooler days and nights. Some are saying “Yes!” This is the time of year many like the best here on the beach.
Blending In – Memory Monday 9/16/19
Good morning from the Outer Banks. Temperatures are expected to be in the mid-80’s today. It will be a great beach day today before the temperatures are expected to dip as fall approaches later this week. We should all plan on going to the beach and blending in today!
Hurricane Dorian Update #9 (9/8/19)
Evacuation Order lifted at 4 PM Today for Dare County visitors
The emergency control group for the Dare County areas of the Outer Banks met early this morning and have lifted the evacuation order due to Hurricane Dorian effective at 4 PM today. This is only for guests arriving north of Oregon Inlet in the towns of Nags Head, Kill Devil Hills, Kitty Hawk, Southern Shores, and Duck.
Hurricane Dorian Update #7 9/7/19
Evacuation order for Guests still in place
The Emergency Control Group for the Outer Banks met this morning and determined that due to Hurricane Dorian the conditions on the beaches are not yet safe for guests to return. The mandatory evacuation order for all of Dare and Currituck Counties remains in effect at this time.
Hurricane Dorian Update #6 6:15 PM 9/6/19
Dorian Gone – Clean up is Next
At this time a state of emergency and a mandatory evacuation continues for the Outer Banks in the wake of Hurricane Dorian. No entry to the Outer Banks is allowed at this time. Visitors are not expected to be allowed back on the beach on Saturday. Please plan accordingly.
Hurricane Dorian Update #5 9:00 AM 9/6/19
Dorian Lashes the Outer Banks
A state of emergency and a mandatory evacuation order continues for all of the Outer Banks due to Hurricane Dorian. Access to the Outer Banks has been closed effective 8 PM on Thursday night and a curfew is in effect for the majority of the area which limits movement around the beaches.
Hurricane Dorian Update #4 9/5/19 10:00 AM
Dorian tracking Northeast
A mandatory evacuation order and a state of emergency continue for all of the Outer Banks. All guests in residence have evacuated, and many residents have left the area as well in advance of the arrival of Hurricane Dorian.
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