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Tropical Storm in Eastern Currituck, North Carolina
Tropical Storm July 4, 2014 · Eastern Currituck, North Carolina
What the National Weather Service wrote
Rain bands associated with Hurricane Arthur produced generally one to two inches of rainfall across portions of the county. Corolla (3.2 miles SSE) reported 2.35 inches of rain. Tropical storm wind gusts caused minor structural damage.
The wider storm
Hurricane Arthur moving northward along the East Coast produced tropical storm force winds and locally heavy rainfall across portions of northeast North Carolina from late Thursday night, July 3rd into midday Friday, July 4th.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 537735. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.
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