Storm Tide

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Looks like we're on the right side of the current storm. The news reported NYC n Philly are getting nailed with alot of snow again. Maine will get some more towards the week-end according to the forecast.
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When I left for errands about 5:20 PM it was high tide. This pic was the tide level down at the boat ramp beach on B-cove. The storm surge is fairly high. The four-foot corner of the little seawall guarding the bluff is almost submerged, n there was less than ten-feet of beach sand left uncovered. I had to keep wiping rain off Digi-Cam, but it wasn't too bad then.
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Down the hill the M-cove water was very nearly in the Boulevarde. It was getting too dark for more pics, n down-pouring again, so I didn't stop. Shopping had torrential parking lots. I felt bad for the cart collector, but coveted her rubber yellow coat...
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When I returned back about an hour later, the sea water was still way up there, as tho it were still high tide... but at least it didn't flood into the roads. Further north-east facing coastline may not be so lucky. Now the winds n rain are adding up again.
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Finally after several chores I'm sitting here with Mischief with Olympics on tv, n doing some online tasks. I noticed an unusual sound from across the small room, which I could hear n not see just after Mischief turned her head that way. Upon closer flashlight inspection, I had to hurry n move a bunch of stuff like my Accoustic-electric guitar n some paper art work, n covered the bookcase with plastic due to the attic vent leaking n going thru the ceiling, which just cracked there... (another paper artwork Previously posted)
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Well, at least I have a bucket to use, n got things out of the waters way before they were ruined- whew! Good thing I wasn't at work all night, n had Mischief to help me notice soon after it began. That could've been a disaster going unchecked too long in all this precipitation.
May your Storm Tide go well!
I am so lucky...