Toms River (US): Interior rain also received heavy rainfall as tropical storm “Isaias” moved toward the east coast of the US on Tuesday after hitting North Carolina’s Ocean Isle coast. The storm also affected the storm. On reaching North Carolina, the thrust of Isaias diminished and turned into a tropical storm. The National Cyclone Center gave this information.
The cyclone reached here after eleven o’clock on Monday and during this time winds at a speed of 136 kmph. Later the winds moved at a maximum speed of 117 kmph after the weakening of the storm. Meteorologists said the impact of the storm would continue until late Tuesday and after that, it would move towards New England. Cyclone expert Robbie Berg at the National Cyclone Center said, “We don’t think it’s going to weaken completely.” We still think that it will cause extremely high winds, due to which it will affect the Mid Atlantic and North-Eastern parts for the next one or two days. ” Meteorologists warned of the possibility of tornadoes in Kilmarnock, Virginia and Vienna, Maryland.
Due to the northward escalation, there was a forecast of heavy rain and falling of trees. The storm disrupted the power supply of about 500,000 consumers, most of whom were from Virginia and North Carolina. Earlier, a cyclone in the Ocean Isle coast flooded several places and set fire to five houses. Here was the information by Mayor Debbie Smith. Shops and restaurants near the coast were already closed. The beaches were deserted. America’s National Cyclone Center had issued a warning for ocean dwellers. The center’s senior cyclone expert Daniel Brown said, “Heavy rains could cause sudden flooding in the eastern Carolinas, parts of the Atlantic and the northeastern US.”
Tropical cyclone warnings have been issued to the US state of Maine, saying that there is a possibility of accidental flooding in some areas on Wednesday. Isaias became more severe than a tropical storm at eleven o’clock on Monday night and turned into a first-class storm. The cyclone center said that Isias would arrive in South North Carolina on Tuesday. President Donald Trump on Monday described Isaias as ‘very serious’. So far two people have died due to this cyclone. Trump said, “The cyclone is expected to increase in velocity and cause floods.” Everyone stay alert and wait for it to pass. “
