Second house collapses on Plum Island, others condemned

A day after a powerful storm hammered the Bay State, flooding coastal communities and dumping up to 2 feet of snow in some areas, another home has collapsed on Plum Island. Other homes have been condemned, according to multiple sources.

WCVB is reporting that the house tipped onto the beach around 1:30 a.m. Saturday. The house, located at 32 Annapolis Way, is one of several homes that were jeopardized by the high tide and strong winds from the storm off the coast. Another home on Annapolis Way was ripped from its foundation and tipped over shortly after 8:30 a.m. Friday.

A third home will be torn down Saturday as about a dozen other homes have been condemned, according to WBZ. Meanwhile, there is still strong concerns about several other homes in the area.

Here are some of the reports we're seeing:

A street side view of the second home that collapsed on Plum Island #WCVB twitter.com/AtwaterWCVB/st…

— John Atwater (@AtwaterWCVB) March 9, 2013

RIGHT NOW: SkyEye LIVE over Plum Island. Two houses collapsed, high tide threatening others: boston.cbslocal.com/live-video/

— WBZ Boston News (@cbsboston) March 9, 2013

3 homes condemned on Plum Island, 12 total evacuated #Fox25

— Catherine Parrotta (@CParrottaFox25) March 8, 2013

2 homes have crashed to beach on Plum Island. 1 more will be demolished.#wbz #WBZnews twitter.com/KimWBZ/status/…

— kim tunnicliffe (@KimWBZ) March 9, 2013

2 homes to be demolished Saturday on #PlumIsland, Mass. ow.ly/iB6Pd

— NECN (@NECN) March 9, 2013

The kitchen floor just fell out of this Plum Island home #WCVB twitter.com/AtwaterWCVB/st…

— John Atwater (@AtwaterWCVB) March 9, 2013

Strong waves continue to batter what's left of the foundation of this Plum Island home #WCVB twitter.com/AtwaterWCVB/st…

— John Atwater (@AtwaterWCVB) March 9, 2013