The rare "subtropical storm" (rare enough to confuse our automated tracking systems on our site) is approaching North Carolina. Not a true tropical system, it has winds like one, and is a hybrid style storm.
As it nears the North Carolina coast, it'll pass by and cause some winds and eventually turn north and away.
Apologies for lack of updates the last few days, I've been a bit too busy with other things. (This update will be quick too)
Thanks to Ed Dunham for the updates in the Storm forum, and everyone else here in the interim.
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