Pink Sunset Stuns in Nantucket as Hurricane Lee Nears Coast A spectacular pink-hued sunset dazzled people across coastal New England on Friday, September 15, as the outer bands of Hurricane Lee began impacting parts of the region. This footage was captured by Marcy McCreary in Siasconset, a town on the eastern shore of Nantucket in Massachusetts. “It’s almost 7 o’clock, and the wind continues to pick up, but look at that absolutely beautiful sky tonight,” McCreary said as she filmed the video. Just before 8pm, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) warned that tropical storm conditions were nearing southern New England. Coastal flooding and downed trees and power lines were possible, the NHC said. Credit: Marcy McCreary via Storyful

In a post-COVID-19 world, Craven Community College and CarolinaEast Medical Center are partnering for an environmental services housekeeping training program.

Sunday was the last day of the Pitt County Fair. It was closed Friday and Saturday due to the weather conditions from Ophelia.

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Eastern North Carolina got a lot of rain and wind, which produced some flooding and power outages as Ophelia moved through the area Friday night and Saturday.

Meteorologist Max Claypool has video from other parts of Greenville where flooding was taking place.

Drivers were experiencing high water and poinding on parts of Arlington Boulevard on Saturday as Ophelia moved through the area. (Davis Suppes, WNCT video)

WNCT's Ken Watlington shot this video of flooding in the Paramore Park area of Greenville.

Parts of Greenville Boulevard were experiencing backup water and some ponding from all the rain the area has received (Bernie Ritter, WNCT video)

Parts of Greenville experienced some flooding and road closures, including Evans Street, Saturday morning (Bernie Ritter, WNCT video)

Ophelia brought heavy rain and windy conditions to downtown Greenville on Saturday (Bernie Ritter, WNCT video)

The Tar River was rising at Town Common in Greenville (Bernie Ritter, WNCT photo)

How ENC is fairing with the tropical storm surge