Northeaster Lashes Vineyard With Hurricane-Force Winds
Large swells roll under the fish pier in Oak Bluffs.
Tim Johnson
Many trees and limbs came down during high winds.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Peter Wells reported wind gusts of 94 miles per hour at the Chappaquiddick ferry just after 4: 30 a.m.
Ray Ewing
Peter Wells reported wind gusts of 94 miles per hour at the Chappaquiddick ferry just after 4: 30 a.m.
Ray Ewing
Sailboats are tossed in Vineyard Haven harbor.
Tim Johnson
Wind damage outside at the West Tisbury Congregational Church.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Tent at the Edgartown School was casualty of northeaster.
Ray Ewing
Inkwell Beach waves are more suitable for surfing.
Tim Johnson
Boats freed of their moorings ran aground in Vineyard Haven.
Mark Alan Lovewell
High tides rose up to Dock street in Edgartown harbor.
Ray Ewing
Protective netting on scaffolding at Whaling Church blows free.
Tim Johnson
Steamship Authority announced that all ferry service was suspended for day.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Cleanup crews were busy throughout Wednesday.
Ray Ewing
High winds hindered travel from Vineyard Haven to Oak Bluffs.
Tim Johnson
Crashing over the breakwater.
Mark Alan Lovewell
Ray Ewing
A powerful northeaster swept across the Island overnight and into Wednesday, knocking out power with hurricane force-winds and pelting rain.
