Tropical Storm Hanna continues to lose its tropical characteristics as it moves out of New England this morning.

At 5 a.m. EDT, Tropical Storm Hanna was centered at 42.6 N and 70.0 W or about 60 miles north of Chataham, Mass. Hanna is moving to the northeast at 36 mph. Maximum sustained winds are at 50 mph. Hanna`s minimum central pressure is still at 995 mb or 29.38 inches of mercury.

Tropical Storm Hanna made land fall near the North Carolina/ South Carolina border at 3:40 a.m. EDT Saturday morning. From there Hanna quickly tracked up the East Coast, bringing heavy rain, flooding and power outages. Rainfall totals were generally in the range of 4 to 7 inches across the Mid-Atlantic and New England. Here is a look, state-by-state, of some of the problems caused by Hanna.

South Carolina

• Flooding and storm surge is reported. Highway 17 in Georgetown, S.C., was closed early Saturday due to heavy rain and storm surge.

North Carolina

• Wind gust of 72 mph reported at Wrightsville Beach. Storm surge early Saturday reaches dune line.
• Flooding reported on the North Carolina State Campus early Saturday.
• Roads in Fayetteville, N.C., were impassable due to high water early Saturday. Rainfall totals exceeded 4 inches in many areas of eastern North Carolina.
• Highest rainfall total (6.69 inches) in the state from Hanna was reported at Pope Air Force Base.
• 18 inches of water reported on Highway 12 on Pea Island.

Virginia

• About 25,000 people were without power in the Washington, D.C. metro area and Virginia.
• Some Washington Metro subway service in northern Virginia has been cut due to track malfunction and flooding.
• Thirty Huntington homes were evacuated due to flooding. Fairfax County Police went door-to-door, ordering the evacuation.
• Three people were killed in car accidents related to Tropical Storm Hanna across the state.
• WeatherBug Live Tracking Stations in Oakton reported nearly 9 inches of rain, while Fairfax and Annandale reported more than 7 inches of rain Saturday.
• Water rescues reported near Herndon and Dale City.
• Roads closed due to flash flooding in and around Mecklenburg.
• Interstate 95 was closed this morning near Richmond when power lines fell on the road.
• Trees reported down on Virginia side of Washington Beltway near Dulles Toll Road.
• 3 feet of water over Route 1 in Dale City.

Maryland

• 54 mph wind gust reported near Annapolis late Saturday morning.
• 5 inches of rain reported in Nanjemoy.
• Tree down on Interstate 270 in Rockville.
• Trees down in Columbia. At least one tree is on car.
• All gates at Quantico closed due to flooding.
• One person was killed in an car accident related to Tropical Storm Hanna on Interstate 95 in Prince George`s County.

Pennsylvania

• More than 3 inches of rain reported at Live WeatherBug tracking stations in south-central Pennsylvania. Highest total is 4.75 inches at Hanover.
• A tornado conformed in East Allentown. The tornado was on the ground for approximately 2 miles, damaged 50 properties, damaged or destroyed about 100 trees, and was rated an EF-1.

New Jersey

• Peak wind gust of 51 mph reported in North Wildwood.

New York

• Daily rainfall records set at Islip and LaGuardia airports.
• Wires down due to wind reported in Yonkers.
• Phillies-Mets game at Shea Stadium postponed. Day-night double-header scheduled for Sunday.
• U.S. Open Tennis was washed out Saturday. All Saturday matches are scheduled for Sunday.

Connecticut

• A WeatherBug Live Tracking Stations at Whisconier Middle School received 7.15 inches of rain.
• Another WeatherBug Live Tracking Station at New Fairfield High School collected 6.49 inches of rain, while East Hartford, Conn., had 6.19 inches of rain.
• A washout on Sumer Street in Stafford created a sink hole.
• About 5,700 residents without power.
• A possible tornado was reported near Danbury.

Rhode Island

• More than 3 inches of rain reported in Providence and Coventry.

Massachusetts

• More than 3 inches of rain reported in Taunton and Duxbury.
• One hundred feet of road collapsed in Milford.
• Winds gusted to 30 mph on Martha`s Vineyard

Maine

• A record rainfall of 1.27 inches was set in Bangor on Saturday.

Be sure to check back often for the latest on Hanna`s effects.

Sources: National Weather Service, Local Media.

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Story Image: Phillip Ayres, 7, of Cecil County, Md., leans into a strong wind on the boardwalk in Ocean City, Md. (Jacquelyn Martin, The Associated Press)

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