Hilton Head Island: Tropical Storm Erika Update

September 2, 2009
Tropical Storm Erika Update

Dear ResortQuest Homeowner;

We are currently monitoring Tropical Storm Erika in the North Atlantic Ocean. As of Thursday September 2, Erika is located about 160 miles east-southeast of the Leeward Islands and is traveling generally westward at 7 mph. Erika has maximized sustained winds of 45 mph and computer models indicated the Storm is expected to move west-northwest at a slightly faster speed over the next day or two.


At this time there is no expected threat to Hilton Head Island and while our Team here is on alert, there will be no modifications to our normal course of business. If you have any current concerns regarding your property, please call our ResortQuest Homeowner Hotline at 800-806-5697.

We will update this situation again if conditions warrant.

Thank You,

Robert

Robert E. Stenhammer
GM-ResortQuest Vacation Rentals
21 Pope Ave - Exec Pk Rd
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
Office: 843-686-8120



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High Surf and Rip Tides in the Forecast

It appears hurricane season is upon us and as Hurricane Bill nears the Eastern shores, high surf and rip tides are in this week's forecast for Hilton Head Island.

According to the National Weather Service, influences from new moon and lunar patterns will produce high astronomical tides today across South coastal South Carolina and North coastal Georgia with the evening high tide.

Starting Thursday, South Carolina beaches could start seeing the effects of Hurricane's Ana and Bill in the form of powerful rip currents and big waves. Some moderate beach errosion may result.

More information on weather on Hilton Head Island

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