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Hours earlier, this sign was positioned outside the Provision Company at Hodges and South Waters. Rising waters necessitated the move to a spot on Hodges closer to Broad Street

Upper and lower. Oriental Dental’s office reflected in the flood waters on Hodges Sunday evening.

The scene on Hodges Street near the harbor. Water, water everywhere but not a drop (of anything) to drink once you left the premises of Oriental Marina’s Tiki Bar. Coffee was also not an option – The Bean, at left, was closed Sunday due to the high waters.

Sometimes, you don’t need to see all the letters to get the message. At Factory and Main, between the upper and lower Duck Pond.

The Neuse River roiled Sunday and slammed waves in to the South Avenue waterfront.

By early evening, waves were drenching South Avenue.

In the community of Pamlico midday Sunday, the waters of Broad Creek spread to the roads. (Photo:Robert Banks)

Overnight, Saturday in to Sunday, this boat sank at a Buccaneer Bay dock on Smith Creek. A bilge pump, relying on shore power that had stopped, is thought to have been the cause. (Photo: Bill Chaplikh)

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Posted Monday October 5, 2015 by Melinda Penkava