An early-season nor’easter is pounding a stretch of North Carolina’s Outer Banks where dozens of homes are already threatened by the advancing ocean — and officials warn the next row may not be far behind

On Thursday, Cape Hatteras National Seashore closed the beach from the northern edge of Rodanthe to the town’s pier because “multiple threatened oceanfront structures pose risks to public safety,” according to the National Park Service.

For locals, it’s an all-too-familiar scene. Since 2020, 32 homes have collapsed, as erosion has steadily redrawn the shoreline.

The losses have been concentrated around Rodanthe and Buxton, two small villages…

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