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Abdullah wrote:Power outages spreading in Tampa and Sarasota metro areas
322K / 560K households lost power in Sarasota metro area (57%)
468K / 1.71M households lost power in Tampa Bay metro area (27%)
https://i.imgur.com/3Qgiado.png
jdjaguar wrote:Abdullah wrote:Power outages spreading in Tampa and Sarasota metro areas
322K / 560K households lost power in Sarasota metro area (57%)
468K / 1.71M households lost power in Tampa Bay metro area (27%)
https://i.imgur.com/3Qgiado.png
I do not trust this source. same one had IRC 99% out
Steve wrote:MEANINGLESS_NUMBERS wrote:
Does this board still love him or have they recognized him as a dangerous attention-hog?
I love Josh and all those guys. If you don’t want to give him any attention probably don’t watch or post about him? I haven’t seen him at all today more on accident though. I only listened to 5 seconds of that so maybe I missed something. I’ve been more tuned in to intense feeds
Pipelines182 wrote:Looks like Tampa got spared again. Their mayor is going to regret telling people they would meet certain death if they didn’t evacuate.
These weakening storms really just don’t pack much punch in the wind department, do they? Cat 1 Beryl had more impressive winds over land from the videos I’ve seen.
Meteorcane wrote:storm_in_a_teacup wrote:
What confuses me here is that he says the storm is "collapsing" and all the wind aloft is coming to the ground but...why would extratropical transition cause that? I would assume if the storm collapses that means its dying, but it's not.
Descending/drying air will bring down some of stronger winds aloft to the surface (and enhance them a bit due to the gravitational acceleration as it descends).
Cflstorm wrote:Has anyone in the north Tampa area heard of cell phone service going down? My brother is in Carrollwood and I can’t get thru to him, doesn’t ring and goes to vm. He has Verizon for cell service.
gailwarning wrote:Bocadude85 wrote:Seems my father in laws home may have taken a direct hit from the large tornado that moved through The Acreage in Palm Beach County.
Oh dear, I hope not!
HurricaneBrain wrote:Tampa is in a Flash Flood Emergency…Pipelines182 wrote:Looks like Tampa got spared again. Their mayor is going to regret telling people they would meet certain death if they didn’t evacuate.
These weakening storms really just don’t pack much punch in the wind department, do they? Cat 1 Beryl had more impressive winds over land from the videos I’ve seen.
jdjaguar wrote:Abdullah wrote:Power outages spreading in Tampa and Sarasota metro areas
322K / 560K households lost power in Sarasota metro area (57%)
468K / 1.71M households lost power in Tampa Bay metro area (27%)
https://i.imgur.com/3Qgiado.png
I do not trust this source. same one had IRC 99% out
Pipelines182 wrote:
These weakening storms really just don’t pack much punch in the wind department, do they? Cat 1 Beryl had more impressive winds over land from the videos I’ve seen.
Steve wrote:HurricaneBrain wrote:Tampa is in a Flash Flood Emergency…Pipelines182 wrote:Looks like Tampa got spared again. Their mayor is going to regret telling people they would meet certain death if they didn’t evacuate.
These weakening storms really just don’t pack much punch in the wind department, do they? Cat 1 Beryl had more impressive winds over land from the videos I’ve seen.
People up there didn’t drown in the surge. It came in south. Who knows what the TB rainfall total will be but I’d guess 8+”.
Pipelines182 wrote:Looks like Tampa got spared again. Their mayor is going to regret telling people they would meet certain death if they didn’t evacuate.
These weakening storms really just don’t pack much punch in the wind department, do they? Cat 1 Beryl had more impressive winds over land from the videos I’ve seen.
TampaWxLurker wrote:Pipelines182 wrote:
These weakening storms really just don’t pack much punch in the wind department, do they? Cat 1 Beryl had more impressive winds over land from the videos I’ve seen.
Tell that to my house in central Hillsborough that's currently creaking and shaking. I'm impressed.
Meteorcane wrote:Impressive... the winds went dead calm at Sarasota during eye passage (after gusting 93 previously)... now gusting 91 again on the back side.
https://www.weather.gov/wrh/timeseries?site=KSRQ&hours=72
Pipelines182 wrote:TampaWxLurker wrote:Pipelines182 wrote:
These weakening storms really just don’t pack much punch in the wind department, do they? Cat 1 Beryl had more impressive winds over land from the videos I’ve seen.
Tell that to my house in central Hillsborough that's currently creaking and shaking. I'm impressed.
TS force winds will do that for sure! Most people don’t realize just how crazy 60 mph winds are in person.
StormPyrate wrote:Steve wrote:HurricaneBrain wrote:Tampa is in a Flash Flood Emergency…
People up there didn’t drown in the surge. It came in south. Who knows what the TB rainfall total will be but I’d guess 8+”.
I had over 12 inches in my backyard station, in Clearwater. Internet went down so cannot monitor now. but Power is still up
Meteorcane wrote:Impressive... the winds went dead calm at Sarasota during eye passage (after gusting 93 previously)... now gusting 102 again on the back side!
https://www.weather.gov/wrh/timeseries?site=KSRQ&hours=72
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