Coastal Storm Scenes
Wet streets at the bend in the road near Martha's Vineyard Hospital.
Wet streets at the bend in the road near Martha's Vineyard Hospital.
A biker braves the weather in Oak Bluffs.
A biker braves the weather in Oak Bluffs.
Oak Bluffs harbor, empty except for waves.
Oak Bluffs harbor, empty except for waves.
Warm and dry inside Mardell's, which was open for business.
Warm and dry inside Mardell's, which was open for business.
Leaves barely holding on to the trees in Edgartown.
Leaves barely holding on to the trees in Edgartown.
Some ventured out in the storm, heads tucked down to avoid the wind and rain.
Some ventured out in the storm, heads tucked down to avoid the wind and rain.
Empty Oak Bluffs.
Empty Oak Bluffs.
Chappy point at sundown Saturday.
Chappy point at sundown Saturday.
Headlights reveal a seascape at the base of the Edgartown ferry ramp at 8 p.m. Saturday.
Headlights reveal a seascape at the base of the Edgartown ferry ramp at 8 p.m. Saturday.
Waves buffet an East Chop dock Sunday morning.
Waves buffet an East Chop dock Sunday morning.
High winds and driving rain lashed the Island as November started out with a coastal storm. With ferry service suspended and the rain mixing with snow Up-Island, towns were largely empty, except for a few hardy people that braved the storm to go about their Sunday routines.