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What to expect from Tropical Storm HannaFriday, September 5, 2008
Rain: 2-3 inches, heavier near the coast. Rain bands start to arrive this morning. Morning winds: 20-25 mph, 35 mph gusts. Afternoon winds: Sustained winds rising to 30-35 mph, 55 mph gusts. Night winds: 30-40 mph winds, 55 mph gusts, diminishing after midnight. Inland: Rain and wind will be less the farther inland you are. Conditions in upper Dorchester and Berkeley counties will be breezy. Rain and wind totals could change if Tropical Storm Hanna veers from its expected track. Also: Airport commercial flights stop at 5 p.m. Bridges could close. — Sources: National Weather Service, AccuWeather.com. |
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