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Many Outer Banks communities are still trying to recover from a rough winter and spring. A hurricane could prove disastrous. South Nags Head was hit hard by winter storms. Seagull Drive washed out in February, Surfside Drive did the same in a spring storm leaving many homes isolated. Some homes had to be torn down, meaning a loss in taxes and tourist dollars. The May 6th Noreaster battered the dunes along Highway 12 as crews tried to fight back an endless flood of sand and water.
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