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The Storm Surge has left Carolina, earlier than planned.

The celebrations that have become noteworthy after each Carolina Hurricanes win at PNC Arena have ended.
Captain Justin Williams tweeted that the Hurricanes would do the last Storm Surge of the season Thursday, but after a 3-2 loss to the Washington Capitals, they opted to leave the ice without any theatrics.

Williams was the mind behind the idea earlier this season, opting for a more fun celebration than the normal stick salute to the crowd.
The Storm Surge begins with a Skol Viking clap before a pre-planned celebration, sometimes involving just the Hurricanes, other times including celebrities or props.
The first one occurred after their first home win of the season, an 8-5 victory against the New York Rangers on Oct. 7, when the Hurricanes all
jumped into the boards
.
Since then, the Hurricanes have
played "Duck Hunt
;
done the limbo
;
dunked on a basketball hoop
during March Madness;
been knocked out by Evander Holyfield
; played dominos; and duck-duck-goose; and
gone bowling
, among other celebrations.
Carolina did one for each of its 22 home wins this season. The Hurricanes have two more regular-season home games: Saturday against the Philadelphia Flyers and April 4 against the New Jersey Devils.
Carolina even got their mentors into it on a road trip earlier this season, when following a 4-3 win at the Florida Panthers on Feb. 21, the mentors did the Skol clap
followed by "The Floss."