Tropical Storm Jose Brings High Surf, Heavy Rain to Martha's Vineyard
National Weather Service warned about rough surf and rip current along most of East Coast.
Timothy Johnson
National Weather Service warned about rough surf and rip current along most of East Coast.
Timothy Johnson
Surf's up at the Painted House in Aquinnah as storm approaches.
Timothy Johnson
All quiet in Squibnocket ahead of the storm.
Alison L. Mead
Advancing storm brings onlookers to south shore, including this storm watcher at Squibnocket.
Alison L. Mead
Advancing storm brings onlookers to south shore, including this storm watcher at Squibnocket.
Alison L. Mead
Martha's Vineyard Shipyard hauls boats out of water in advance of storm.
Mark Lovewell
Extra lines required.
Mark Lovewell
Storm preparations underway Tuesday at Martha's Vineyard Shipyard.
Mark Lovewell
Choppy seas Wednesday morning in Vineyard Haven harbor.
Mark Lovewell
Boats ashore at Lagoon Pond landing.
Mark Lovewell
Steamship Authority warned about interrupted ferry service.
Mark Lovewell
Coast Guard urged boaters to stay off the water.
Mark Lovewell
Birds, headlights on Beach Road.
Jeanna Shepard
Umbrellas needed for a stroll by Edgartown harbor.
Timothy Johnson
Fishermen flock to Menemsha, where albies are running.
Katie Carroll
Not a day for swimming at State Beach.
Jeanna Shepard
Duck says no problem to wet weather.
Timothy Johnson
Coast Guard Station Menemsha heads out to train in stormy weather.
Katie Carroll
Waves batter North Bluff seawall in Oak Bluffs.
Jeanna Shepard
High water in Edgartown harbor.
Timothy Johnson
Fishermen and Coast Guardsmen are not deterred by stormy weather.
Katie Carroll
Jeanna Shepard
Summer came to a stormy close as tropical storm Jose brought high surf, heavy rain, and wind to Martha’s Vineyard. Hardy surfers took advantage of south shore waves while boats were hauled out of the water.
