October 29, 30, 31 • 6th Edition • 2012.11.01-1000
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| Barron's Boatyard on Eastern City Island. Heavy wave action against the seawall due to NE winds at 30knots |
I uploaded photos and made status updates with any information I could collect while traveling City Island. One of my final posts was on October 30th, a summary of all the information I heard about City Island,
CI UPDATE
12:32
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• CI Bridge was closed overnight. Has been open since early this morning.
• CI Ave has power. Diner open, Connies, Buddy's Hardware... possibly other businesses.
• Tony's Pier is burn down to just a few walls. Mostly black, still smells like wood burning.
• Morris Yacht & Beach Club's pier out to the tiki bar is entirely stripped
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| A tree fell on Pilot st, just seconds before the photo was taken. Winds were 30+ knots (40MPH~) |
• Stuyvesant Yacht Club suffered from the tides lifting boats off their poppets. Many of the boas in the southern area are heavily damaged. The peir/summerhouse is also destroyed. A foot of water entered the Clubhouse during high tide around midnight.
• Harlem Yacht Club has minor damage to the pier, the launch house is gone. The whole wood deck lifted during the surge and was ripped up and moved a foot or so from the clubhouse. A few windows facing west were broken in, water clearly entered after debris broke the windows; height of water unknown.
• Many of the Eastern clubs and boatyards suffered a handful of boats being lifted of their poppets. Consolidated, North Minnieford and Barron's to name a few.
• Quite a number of trees or their branches were downed around CI/Orchard Beach Circle.
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If you have anything to add, please do so.
** Photos to be edited and uploaded in an hr**
Be Well. & Don't be afraid to ask for help if you are in need.
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| At Stuyvesant Yacht Club water came over the sea wall and eventually lifted some boats and other debris in the yard, eventually setting down the boats on the dry as the tide and surge receded. |
