Mike Seidel

And the winds will gust upwards of 60, potentially 70 miles an hour.

So we could have some sporadic power outages as we get the first light here on Sunday morning.

Meanwhile, looking down the beach, I think our visibility is about a half a mile.

So I'm going to call this moderate snow.

This is about a half an inch to an inch an hour.

We've got tropical storm for sustained winds.

These are running about 45 miles an hour.

Up at southern shores, they've had five inches so far.

And through Sunday morning, we're going to pick up another four to six inches of snow.

And the winds will gust upwards of 60, potentially 70 miles an hour.

So we could have some sporadic power outages as we get the first light here on Sunday morning.

Meanwhile, looking down the beach, I think our visibility is about a half a mile.

So I'm going to call this moderate snow.

This is about a half an inch to an inch an hour.

Drawing those winds, the near blizzard conditions.

If not a blizzard, power outages are potential.

Certainly sporadic power outages just over on the other side of the sounds where we have more trees and more of a canopy in a forest.

Not so much here, but you've got to figure with that kind of wind, that kind of heavy snow.

Maybe some power goes out here on the Outer Banks.

Highway 12 will be compromised again.