Hurricane/Tropical Storm Isaias update: 7:00 PM, Friday, July 31

Hurricane Isaias continues to track toward the US East Coast and is projected to turn to the NNE, tracking along the coastline from Florida into New England. See the latest hurricane information on the National Hurricane Center website.

The storm is expected to affect our neighborhood beginning Monday morning, August 3, and leave our area late Tuesday, August 4.

These following three maps show:

Anticipated time of arrival for storm winds
Current rainfall projections. As the storm progresses this likely will change with use receiving more rain than currently indicated.
Projected storm track. An “H” in a black circle indicates hurricane (winds over 73 MPH); an “S” in a black circle indicates tropical storm winds (39 – 73 MPH).

Rainfall amount projections. Look for the rainfall projected for our neighborhood to increase as the storm approaches.

Probably path of storm center. The area shaded in white dots is the area likely to be affected by the storm, including wind and rain.

Here is the latest briefing from the National Weather Service, Wakefield VA.

Finally, here is information on where to find NOAA weather radio on your weather radio receiver or scanner.

CALLSIGN	SITE NAME	FREQUENCY	STATUS	WFO
KHB36	Manassas	162.550	NORMAL	Baltimore/Washington VA
KHB37	Norfolk	162.550	NORMAL	Wakefield VA
KJY86	South Boston	162.525	NORMAL	Blacksburg VA
KJY99	Accomack	162.525	NORMAL	Wakefield VA
KZZ28	Covesville	162.450	NORMAL	Baltimore/Washington VA
WXK65	Richmond	162.475	NORMAL	Wakefield VA
WXL60	Roanoke	162.475	NORMAL	Blacksburg VA
WXL92	Lynchburg	162.550	NORMAL	Blacksburg VA
WXM57	Heathsville	162.400	NORMAL	Wakefield VA
WZ2500	Sand Mtn	162.450	NORMAL	Blacksburg VA
WZ2527	Fredericksburg	162.425	NORMAL	Baltimore/Washington VA
WZ2543	Richlands	162.425	NORMAL	Blacksburg VA

Here is the latest briefing from the National Weather Service, Wakefield VA.

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