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AdvertisementHurricane Teddy brings dangerous conditions to Maine's coastHide TranscriptShow TranscriptWE'RE TAKING A LIVE LOOK NOW FROM OUR SKY 8 DRONE AT THE CONDITIONS IN WELLS. WMTW NEWS 8'S TERRY STACKHOUSE IS KEEPING AN EYE ON CONDITIONS FROM OLD ORCHARD BEACH. TERRY WHAT ARE YOU SEEING? HIGH SURF AND GUSTY WINDS. THAT'S WHAT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IS CONCERNED ABOUT IN COASTAL LOCATIONS. THE AGENCY IS ALSO WARNING OF COASTA FLOODING DURING HIGH TIDES ALONG WITH LARGE WAVES AND RIP CURRENTS. "YEAH IT CAN BE KIND O SCARY. I MEAN, WHEN YOU LOOK OUT RIGHT NOW IT MAY NOT SEEM LIKE THAT BIG OF A WAVE BUT WHEN YOU'RE STARING RIGH AT IT AND IT'S RIGHT IN FRON OF YOU, YOU'RE LIKE, OH MY." THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAYS THE BIGGEST SAFETY THREAT IS PEOPL COMING TO CHECK OUT CONDITIONS AT UNSAFE, ROCKY COASTAL LOCATIONS. THEY'RE URGING EVERYONEAdvertisementHurricane Teddy brings dangerous conditions to Maine's coastHurricane Teddy is passing to our east but created dangerous conditions along the coast.The big waves brought many people to Old Orchard Beach during high tide Tuesday afternoon.Officials are urged anyone who goes to see the surf to be very careful. Waves crashing onto streets and over rocks can easily sweep people off their feet. And people are reminded to never drive through flooded roads.Minor flooding and some coastal erosion was expected from the storm.Teddy also created dangerous rip currents making going in the water potentially deadly.The storm will continue to create dangerous conditions along the coast into Wednesday before the storm moves to the north, hitting Nova Scotia.Hurricane Teddy is passing to our east but created dangerous conditions along the coast.The big waves brought many people to Old Orchard Beach during high tide Tuesday afternoon.AdvertisementOfficials are urged anyone who goes to see the surf to be very careful. Waves crashing onto streets and over rocks can easily sweep people off their feet. And people are reminded to never drive through flooded roads.Minor flooding and some coastal erosion was expected from the storm.Teddy also created dangerous rip currents making going in the water potentially deadly.The storm will continue to create dangerous conditions along the coast into Wednesday before the storm moves to the north, hitting Nova Scotia.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementHurricane Teddy brings dangerous conditions to Maine's coastHide TranscriptShow TranscriptWE'RE TAKING A LIVE LOOK NOW FROM OUR SKY 8 DRONE AT THE CONDITIONS IN WELLS. WMTW NEWS 8'S TERRY STACKHOUSE IS KEEPING AN EYE ON CONDITIONS FROM OLD ORCHARD BEACH. TERRY WHAT ARE YOU SEEING? HIGH SURF AND GUSTY WINDS. THAT'S WHAT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IS CONCERNED ABOUT IN COASTAL LOCATIONS. THE AGENCY IS ALSO WARNING OF COASTA FLOODING DURING HIGH TIDES ALONG WITH LARGE WAVES AND RIP CURRENTS. "YEAH IT CAN BE KIND O SCARY. I MEAN, WHEN YOU LOOK OUT RIGHT NOW IT MAY NOT SEEM LIKE...

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