Wind and Waves as Lee Just Brushes Vineyard
Ferry service paused as the winds grew.
Ferry service paused as the winds grew.
Sand bags put in place on Dock street as Edgartown harbor water rises.
Sand bags put in place on Dock street as Edgartown harbor water rises.
Offshore winds kicked up the waves at South Beach.
Offshore winds kicked up the waves at South Beach.
Safe inside the Lookout Tavern for weather watching.
Safe inside the Lookout Tavern for weather watching.
Big rollers under the Oak Bluffs fish pier.
Big rollers under the Oak Bluffs fish pier.
Surfers flocked to Philbin Beach and other south shore surfing spots.
Surfers flocked to Philbin Beach and other south shore surfing spots.
High winds and waves brought photographers out.
High winds and waves brought photographers out.
Rollerblader takes advantage of wind with makeshift sail.
Rollerblader takes advantage of wind with makeshift sail.
Freight ferry Sankaty makes her way through choppy sea.
Freight ferry Sankaty makes her way through choppy sea.
High tide covers dock at Menemsha.
High tide covers dock at Menemsha.
Emergency crews were ready.
Emergency crews were ready.
Front row seats.
Front row seats.
Squibnocket.
Squibnocket.
Oak Bluffs harbor.
Oak Bluffs harbor.
The Island saw some rain and winds, but only experienced a handful of power outages and canceled ferries Friday night into Saturday.
The Vineyard was largely unscathed as Hurricane Lee passed to the east of Nantucket.