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Windsurfer Missing Off Outer Banks, Search Underway

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Windsurfer Jim Stoll goes missing off Outer Banks, triggering massive search; U.S. Coast Guard combs Pamlico Sound; Stoll last seen near Clam Shoal, wearing black wetsuit and silver helmet; three others rescued from rough waters north of the Banks; search for Stoll continues amid challenging coastal conditions.

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Windsurfer Missing Off Outer Banks, Search Underway

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Durham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Windsurfer Missing Off Outer Banks, Search Underway. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00A windsurfer named Jim Stoll vanished off the outer banks this week, sparking a major search effort in the Pemlico Sound west of Cape Hatteras. National C-shore. He was last spotted around 3 p.m. on Wednesday, April 22, about three nautical miles offshore near clamshell by Frisco. His sail snapped during the session, leaving him out there on a vintage board while wearing a black wetsuit and silver helmet. The U.S. Coast Guard jumped in right away with a full-skill operation to track him down. Stoll calls the Frisco area on Hatteras Island home, and those gusty winds hitting 20-25 miles per hour that day made conditions rough. For anyone on the water, meanwhile, three other folks got swept over a mile out north of the banks on floats, but lifeguards pulled them to safety and treated them for. Hypothermia. No major injuries reported. Rescue teams are still pushing hard in the sound, hoping to bring Stoll back safe amid these tricky coastal vibes. Stay tuned for updates.

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