Signature Touch Property Management

06/04/2026

☀️ HELP WANTED! ☀️

Are you the type of person who notices when the grass is perfectly striped or takes pride in a job well done? We're looking for a Landscaping Technician to join our team!

✅ Work outdoors
✅ Make a visible difference every day
✅ Join a great team

Must have:
✅Active driver's license
✅ Ability to work in extreme weather

Know someone who would be a great fit? Share this post and help us spread the word! Email Resume: [email protected]🌱

06/03/2026

🚩 BEACH SAFETY UPDATE 🚩 6/3/2026

⚠️ DOUBLE RED FLAG DAY ⚠️

Ocean swimming is NOT ALLOWED at beaches in:
📍 Pea Island
📍 Rodanthe
📍 Waves
📍 Salvo
📍 Avon
📍 Buxton
📍 Ocracoke

Dangerous ocean conditions include:
🌊 High rip current risk
🌊 Powerful 3–8 foot breaking waves
🌊 Strong longshore currents
🌊 Additional debris hazards near Buxton following the collapse of an unoccupied oceanfront home overnight

These conditions are life-threatening for swimmers and can also create dangerous situations for ocean rescue personnel. Please stay out of the water and use caution while visiting the beach.

🚩 RED FLAG DAY 🚩

High rip current risk is also in effect for:
📍 Duck
📍 Southern Shores
📍 Kitty Hawk
📍 Kill Devil Hills
📍 Nags Head

Ocean swimming is strongly discouraged. Stay out of the water.

⏰ Rip currents are often strongest a few hours before and after low tide, which occurs around 3:50 PM today.

☀️ Today's Forecast:
• Sunny skies
• Highs in the low 70s
• North winds 10–20 mph
• Surf 3–8 feet

🏖️ Beach nourishment projects are currently underway in Nags Head and Avon.

Please share this information with family and friends visiting the Outer Banks today. Safety first!

06/01/2026

🚨 BEACH SAFETY UPDATE – 9:15 AM 🚨

The National Weather Service has upgraded the rip current risk to HIGH, making today a RED FLAG DAY from Duck to Ocracoke.

🌊 Ocean swimming is NOT recommended today. Please stay out of the water. Dangerous ocean conditions are expected, with powerful rip currents posing a serious risk to swimmers.

⚠️ Rip currents are often strongest a few hours before and after low tide, which is expected around 2:30 PM today.

Today's Beach Conditions:
☀️ Partly sunny with showers likely and a chance of thunderstorms
🌡️ Temperatures in the mid to upper 70s
💨 South to southwest winds 10–15 mph
🌊 Surf height: 2–4 feet

Water Temperatures:
• Duck Pier – 70°
• Jennette's Pier – 64°
• Oregon Inlet Marina – 69°
• Rodanthe Pier – 64°
• Avon Pier – 69°

✅ Always swim near a lifeguard.
📍 If you need emergency assistance, know your location and call 911.

🚧 Beach nourishment projects are currently underway in Nags Head and Avon. For project updates and locations, visit: www.morebeachtolove.com

For additional beach safety information, visit:
https://www.lovethebeachrespecttheocean.com

Please share this information and help keep everyone safe today!

Information obtained from Dare County/Morehead City.

05/28/2026

⚠️ Beach Safety Reminder ⚠️

Digging holes in the sand may seem harmless and fun, but deep holes can become extremely dangerous in seconds. Sand can collapse without warning, trapping children and adults and making rescue very difficult. Large holes also create hazards for other beachgoers and emergency crews.

Let’s work together to keep our beaches safe and enjoyable for everyone this season! 🌊☀️

05/26/2026

A RED FLAG DAY with HIGH rip current risk south of Cape Hatteras including the beaches at Frisco, Hatteras Village and Ocracoke. Ocean conditions will lead to powerful rip currents. Ocean swimming is not recommended, stay out of the water!

A YELLOW FLAG DAY with MODERATE rip current risk at the ocean beaches from Duck to Buxton. Only experienced surf swimmers who know how to escape a rip current should enter the water. Never swim alone and always take flotation!

Click here for a BEACH WARNING FLAG information video.

Strongest rip currents often occur a couple hours either side of low tide, which occurs around 10: 45 am today.

Expect mostly cloudy skies turning partly sunny later in the day. Showers and a chance of thunderstorms persists today. Southwest winds at 10 to 15 mph and temperatures in the low to mid 80s. Surf height around 2 to 4 feet. Water temperatures: Duck Pier...65. Jennettes Pier...66. Oregon Inlet Marina...74. Avon Pier...74.

Always swim near a lifeguard. If help is needed, know your location and call 911!

Beach nourishment projects are taking place in Nags Head and Avon. For location and timing information visit www.morebeachtolove.com

Information from Dare County

05/22/2026

🌊 The ocean is beautiful — but it can also be unpredictable.

Before heading out to the beach, take a few minutes to watch this important OBX Ocean Safety video from local Ocean Rescue professionals. Rip currents and dangerous surf conditions can happen quickly, even for experienced swimmers.

A little awareness can save a life. 🚩🌊

05/22/2026

In observance of Memorial Day, our office will be closed on Monday, May 25.

As we enjoy the holiday weekend, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. 🇺🇸

We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

05/11/2026

REMINDER: Ocean Rescue staffing is at off season levels, with beaches covered by a roving patrol. If help is needed, know your location and call 911!

MODERATE rip current risk and a strong longshore current along with cool water temperatures that will lead to hypothermia north of Cape Hatteras including Duck, Southern Shores, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head, Pea Island, Rodanthe, Waves, Salvo, Avon and Buxton. Only experienced surf swimmers who know how to escape a rip current should enter the water wearing thermal protection. Never swim alone, always take flotation!

​LOW rip current risk south of Cape Hatteras including Frsico, Hatteras Village and Ocracoke. While the risk for rip currents is low, life-threatening rip currents may still be present. Remember LOW risk does not mean NO risk!

Strongest rip currents often occur a couple hours either side of low tide, which is around 9: 20 am today.
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Expect mostly sunny skies until late morning then turning mostly cloudy. Temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. West to northwest winds around 5 mph becoming north at around 20 mph in the afternoon. Surf height 1 to 2 feet, increasing to 2 to 4. Water temperatures: Duck Pier...58. Jennettes Pier...62. Oregon Inlet Marina...68. Rodanthe Pier...64. Avon Pier...69.

For more information visit https://www.lovethebeachrespecttheocean.com

05/11/2026

Keep an eye on the weather this afternoon. Storms are likely with winds.

Active weather expected this afternoon and evening as a cold front pushes south across eastern North Carolina. The highest risk of thunderstorms will be south of US70, and a few storms could be on the strong side with gusty winds and small hail.

05/08/2026

From Signature Touch Property Management to you, wishing you a very Happy Mother’s Day! 💐
Thank you for all the love, care, and strength you share every day.