Much of FL Peninsula is Getting Hammered
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Re: Much of FL Peninsula is Getting Hammered
boca_chris wrote:Here in Boca Raton, a wind gust of 60mph
60k without power in dad and broward. i have the scanner fired up and can tell you its just constant reports of power lines down. This is more than everyone expected. Also ficus trees down all over broward and dade.
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Yeah, that band just woke me up. Well, more specifically, the dog jumping on my face because he's scared of thunder woke me up (he's actually not our dog. We are just fostering him for our neighbors till they are able to have him back.). It's kind of weird that I really wasn't expecting thunder. There wasn't much of it during Frances and Jeanne that I remember, but then again, I was listening to transformers blow most of the time then, so maybe I just missed it.
Ah, well, good morning all. It's quite the ugly weather out there today.
Ah, well, good morning all. It's quite the ugly weather out there today.
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breezy in Jupiter, but that's it so far
looks like the bulk of the rainbands are still south and west of here. One potentially large one is making its way through Palm Beach County and closing in. But I'm not sure if it'll get all the way up here. So for now, just watching and waiting. Good luck to those of you in the path of the real part of the storm. Looks like Dennis is regaining his punch after spending quite a bit of time over Cuba. Deep convection refiring, etc.
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Looks like Miami is getting sustained winds in the 20's with some 40 mph gusts in the feeder band squalls.
http://tinyurl.com/bx64n
Way out on the end of the keys they are getting tropical storm force winds with a gust to 63 knots earlier this morning.
http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=SANF1
http://tinyurl.com/bx64n
Way out on the end of the keys they are getting tropical storm force winds with a gust to 63 knots earlier this morning.
http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=SANF1
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sprink52 wrote:Dead calm here in Royal Palm Beach. I must have slept through the rain. Got up at 5:30 to let the dog out and we still had 20mph maybe and dry..have not had much rain here.
power report...palm beach 23,000 without..broward 57k without...dade 151k without. you dont need the eye folks to make your life miserable. no ac in this airmass, no thanks. numerous ficus trees with 20+ ft wide trunks down in fll one blocking a1a right now.
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Add to my last post. Went out and surveyed. Standing water in low areas. My rain gage is holding 1.2 inches since dry at 5:30 AM. A few small pine limbs blown onto ground and 1 large 15 gal nursery container with plant blown over. My neighbors hammock and frame are turned upside down. I need to set up a weather station. My guess is we had a squall with a brief gust to 40-45 mph. There is a light breeze now and over cast. 
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boca_chris wrote:I can't believe S. Florida is seeing power outages an minor damage from feeder bands coming from a storm that is more than 250 miles away. To me it's ridiculous.
I fear the day a major hurricane with 150+ winds barrels through S. Florida
That is what happens due to plant growth.
When Frances affected us here (while not a direct hit, still affected us tremendously) we lost power for 4 days, phone over a week. Couple hundred thousand lost power in NE Florida.
When Jeanne came around the same path (pretty much) we actually had high winds/gusts but less damage due to the fact that Frances had already cleared quite a bit up.
Same thing with forest fires. If an area has recently been torched, it wont be near as bad.
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