Another Outer Banks home collapses into the ocean
- On Sunday, an oceanfront house off Tower Circle Road in Buxton collapsed into the ocean during a winter storm, and officials said the privately owned home was unoccupied when it fell.
- Storm-Driven erosion weakened foundations as powerful waves and 50 to 60 mph winds battered the Outer Banks, scattering debris and worsening coastal risks.
- Authorities reported that two houses collapsed overnight and another fell on Monday in Buxton, where sixteen collapses have concentrated on the coast, according to the National Park Service.
- Officials have warned two more homes are at risk, and Cape Hatteras National Seashore closed the beach in front of Buxton, with Bobby Outten saying `We had significant overwash on all the hotspots on Highway 12 and in Buxton`.
- Outten said, `Once again, if we get those winds coming out of the northeast, then we're going to have problems there again`, highlighting ongoing vulnerability despite legal limits on measures and the scheduled nourishment this year.
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A violent bomb cycle rages on the coast of North Carolina. Houses plunge into the sea, beaches are destroyed by hurricanes and meter-high waves.
Home collapses into ocean as powerful bomb cyclone hits
Hurricane-force wind gusts from a bomb cyclone collapsed several homes on North Carolina’s Outer Banks into the Atlantic Ocean on Sunday. At least 27 unoccupied homes have collapsed into the ocean on Hatteras Island since 2020.
Another house has collapsed and ended up in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean along the Outer Banks in North Carolina, as a result of strong waves and coastal erosion caused by a powerful storm. The incident occurred on Sunday in the Buxton area, marking the first collapse of a house this year. Fortunately, the house was private and uninhabited at the time of the incident, foreign media write, Telegrafi reports. @cbsnews A beach house in North Ca…
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