A follower of the blog just sent me some insane pictures of the Pamlico and Neuse rivers, two tidal rivers that flow into Pamlico Sound in North Carolina in the United States, almost completely dry.
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| Very low tide in Pamlico River, North Carolina on March 2, 2018. via WITN |
Strong northeast winds across Eastern Carolina are causing some river banks to become high and dry.
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| Water disappears Pamlico and Neuse rivers North Carolina |
In Washington, the Pamlico River has set a new record for the lowest water level. The river stands at -3.81 feet, breaking the old 1989 record of -3.70 feet.
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| Water disappears Pamlico and Neuse rivers North Carolina |
Strong winds are pushing the water out. At the Washington boat ramp the ramp is hardly in any water at all.
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| Water disappears Pamlico and Neuse rivers North Carolina |
Similar problems are also occurring in New Bern at both Union Point Park and Lawson Creek Park where water from both the Neuse and Trent rivers are being pushed out.
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| Water disappears Pamlico and Neuse rivers North Carolina |
