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Kill Devil Hills

Kill Devil Hills

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Oct 26, 2026

ChrisHOST
90:54
what else do we
EricHOST
90:54
have? I've got in 1911, 115 years ago today, Orville Wright remains in the air for nine minutes and 45 seconds in a glider at Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina.
EricHOST
91:09
Right.
EricHOST
91:09
Setting a new world record that would stand for 10 years.
OpieHOST
8:00
On the 4x4? What do you mean? What's 4x4? The 4x4 beach? It's only a way to go.
OpieHOST
8:07
We were in Kill Devil Hills.
James HodgeGUEST
8:08
Yeah, that's up top, the high end of the banks.
James HodgeGUEST
8:10
Beautiful, man.
Sam WalkerCORRESPONDENT
30:44
Okay, yeah.
James BriertonHOST
30:46
We're still gusting at 22 at Kill Devil Hills, 21 at Avon.
Sam WalkerCORRESPONDENT
30:49
And we just call it Thursday.
Sam WalkerCORRESPONDENT
30:52
Onshore.
VirginiaHOST
12:07
Yeah, I thought that was so cool too because we did that last summer.
VirginiaHOST
12:11
We had rented a house in Kill Devil Hills.
VirginiaHOST
12:14
That's everywhere.
VirginiaHOST
12:16
We were about like a block and a half from the ocean and there was a pier right there.
Amy HessHOST
13:57
On December 17th, 1903, it happened.
Amy HessHOST
14:00
Freezing cold, a 27 mile an hour wind, a 60-foot rail laid in the sand at Kill Devils Hills.
Amy HessHOST
14:07
At 10:35 that morning, Orville laid down on the wing and he flew.
Amy HessHOST
14:13
By the fourth flight that morning, Wilbur stayed up 59 seconds, proof the first time wasn't luck.
Amy HessHOST
13:57
On December 17th, 1903, it happened.
Amy HessHOST
14:00
Freezing cold, a 27 mile an hour wind, a 60-foot rail laid in the sand at Kill Devils Hills.
Amy HessHOST
14:07
At 10:35 that morning, Orville laid down on the wing and he flew.
Amy HessHOST
14:12
By the fourth flight that morning, Wilbur stayed up 59 seconds, proof the first time wasn't luck.
Ginger ZeeHOST
31:57
Can't emphasize that enough.
Ginger ZeeHOST
31:58
Some of the gusts, though, from Hatteras to Kill Devil Hills, Virginia Beach to Ocean City, Maryland could be between 20 and 40 miles per hour.
Ginger ZeeHOST
32:05
So that's going to be through Wednesday and even early Thursday, and then it will start to slide off to the north and east.
Ginger ZeeHOST
32:10
It's just these days long when you have cycles of high tide plus high surf all along there into the Delmarva Peninsula.
Daniel AyersHOST
29:41
Here's another good one.
Daniel AyersHOST
29:42
Would you rather fly alongside the Wright Brothers at Kill Devil Hills or ride shotgun with Junior Johnson running moonshine through Wilkes County?
Liz PardueGUEST
29:54
I mean, to be one of the first people to get off the ground, that's kind of it.
Quinn RayHOST
29:58
That would be cool.

8 MINS LATER

Daniel AyersHOST
37:52
And we have the Devil's Tramping Ground.
Liz PardueGUEST
37:54
The Devil's Tramping Ground, got the Devil's Courthouse, got the Devil's Tater Patch.
Liz PardueGUEST
37:58
Yeah, we got Kill Devil Hills.
Daniel AyersHOST
38:01
Would you rather spend a night alone in the Great Dismal Swamp or spend a night alone in Linville Caverns?
Cruz MedinaCORRESPONDENT
17:30
The highest gusts will definitely be at the coast.
Cruz MedinaCORRESPONDENT
17:32
That's where we're expecting those nor'easter conditions near Hatteras and Ocracoke, Kill Devil Hills, 43 mile per hour gusts.
Cruz MedinaCORRESPONDENT
17:39
For us, we're talking in the range of 25 to 30 mile per hour gusts, but that's not just for tomorrow.
Cruz MedinaCORRESPONDENT
17:45
It's into Monday as well.
ShadenHOST
24:09
Ding, ding, ding, ding.
Zaq FlanaryHOST
24:10
Uh, North Carolina, Kill Devil Hills.
ShadenHOST
24:13
Hell, yeah.
Mrs. ScriptkeeperHOST
24:13
Oh, okay.
Zaq FlanaryHOST
24:15
Yeah.
Zaq FlanaryHOST
24:16
[laughs]
ShadenHOST
24:16
The sequel in Kill Devil Hills.
Mrs. ScriptkeeperHOST
24:17
Hell's Half Acre.

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