ATL: ETA - Post-Tropical - Discussion
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I'm in Shore Acres and it's really coming down now too here. Winds and rains have really picked up in the last 30 minutes or so.
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Get pounded for the last hour in Pinellas Met said 5 inches but very likely higher than that. Looks like we are very close to the eastern eyewall. May come on shore.
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Re: ATL: ETA - Tropical Storm - Discussion
TampaCE wrote:I'm in Shore Acres and it's really coming down now too here. Winds and rains have really picked up in the last 30 minutes or so.
Stay in until the storm clears, I'm really hoping you never lose power.
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caneman wrote:Get pounded for the last hour in Pinellas Met said 5 inches but very likely higher than that. Looks like we are very close to the eastern eyewall. May come on shore.
Do you still have power?
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Re: ATL: ETA - Tropical Storm - Discussion
caneman wrote:Get pounded for the last hour in Pinellas Met said 5 inches but very likely higher than that. Looks like we are very close to the eastern eyewall. May come on shore.
Stay safe out there. That eastern eyewall may bring near-hurricane conditions
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Re: ATL: ETA - Tropical Storm - Discussion
caneman wrote:Get pounded for the last hour in Pinellas Met said 5 inches but very likely higher than that. Looks like we are very close to the eastern eyewall. May come on shore.
Yikes
The 2020 October Ice storm gave a LOT of rain, when it melted, it was 4.45 inches on my rain guage that never broke!
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Iceresistance wrote:TampaCE wrote:I'm in Shore Acres and it's really coming down now too here. Winds and rains have really picked up in the last 30 minutes or so.
Stay in until the storm clears, I'm really hoping you never lose power.
Yeah me too, thanks! Oddly enough we lost power over the weekend when a tree came down but the power company came out in force and trimmed a lot of the big trees Saturday and Sunday. I'm really hopeful as well.
So far the street flooding isn't too terrible but we don't have high tide for a few hours still.
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Iceresistance wrote:caneman wrote:Get pounded for the last hour in Pinellas Met said 5 inches but very likely higher than that. Looks like we are very close to the eastern eyewall. May come on shore.
Yikes
The 2020 October Ice storm gave a LOT of rain, when it melted, it was 4.45 inches on my rain guage that never broke!
That's crazy man!...an Ice storm in October...
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Highest winds occurring right now in Northern Pinellas Co. about 50 + mph.
Torrential rains, would call this a Full TS not wimping out.
Torrential rains, would call this a Full TS not wimping out.
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d3v123 wrote:caneman wrote:Get pounded for the last hour in Pinellas Met said 5 inches but very likely higher than that. Looks like we are very close to the eastern eyewall. May come on shore.
Do you still have power?
For now but it has flickered
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caneman wrote:d3v123 wrote:caneman wrote:Get pounded for the last hour in Pinellas Met said 5 inches but very likely higher than that. Looks like we are very close to the eastern eyewall. May come on shore.
Do you still have power?
For now but it has flickered
Same here. Hoping it holds out but it keeps flickering pretty steadily now
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LONNNNNNGGGGGG time lurker....first post.
I live on open water on Upper Tampa Bay. Water is about 2 feet from breaching seawall. It has been higher on a few occasions...a few no name storms and 2004. High tide is close to 1a.m so at this point, I think we will see water up into the back yard and could get into the first floor. A friend of mine lives on the inner coast in a condo in Clearwater. Says back yards across the intercoastal have water up to the houses in some areas.
Steady winds are about 30...a few gusts at 40-50.....
I live on open water on Upper Tampa Bay. Water is about 2 feet from breaching seawall. It has been higher on a few occasions...a few no name storms and 2004. High tide is close to 1a.m so at this point, I think we will see water up into the back yard and could get into the first floor. A friend of mine lives on the inner coast in a condo in Clearwater. Says back yards across the intercoastal have water up to the houses in some areas.
Steady winds are about 30...a few gusts at 40-50.....
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zipperbaum wrote:LONNNNNNGGGGGG time lurker....first post.
I live on open water on Upper Tampa Bay. Water is about 2 feet from breaching seawall. It has been higher on a few occasions...a few no name storms and 2004. High tide is close to 1a.m so at this point, I think we will see water up into the back yard and could get into the first floor. A friend of mine lives on the inner coast in a condo in Clearwater. Says back yards across the intercoastal have water up to the houses in some areas.
Steady winds are about 30...a few gusts at 40-50.....
stay safe...good luck tonight!
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Iceresistance wrote:caneman wrote:Get pounded for the last hour in Pinellas Met said 5 inches but very likely higher than that. Looks like we are very close to the eastern eyewall. May come on shore.
Yikes
The 2020 October Ice storm gave a LOT of rain, when it melted, it was 4.45 inches on my rain guage that never broke!
I actually didn't get much ice from that, hardly any. Got a crap ton of rain though
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Re: ATL: ETA - Tropical Storm - Discussion
zipperbaum wrote:LONNNNNNGGGGGG time lurker....first post.
I live on open water on Upper Tampa Bay. Water is about 2 feet from breaching seawall. It has been higher on a few occasions...a few no name storms and 2004. High tide is close to 1a.m so at this point, I think we will see water up into the back yard and could get into the first floor. A friend of mine lives on the inner coast in a condo in Clearwater. Says back yards across the intercoastal have water up to the houses in some areas.
Steady winds are about 30...a few gusts at 40-50.....
Welcome aboard my friend...wish it were under more serene conditions for you...keep us posted, but most of all...keep safe...
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The lights/power are flickering like a disco here in Safety Harbor
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Strongest convection since it was a hurrycane this morning.
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zipperbaum wrote:LONNNNNNGGGGGG time lurker....first post.
I live on open water on Upper Tampa Bay. Water is about 2 feet from breaching seawall. It has been higher on a few occasions...a few no name storms and 2004. High tide is close to 1a.m so at this point, I think we will see water up into the back yard and could get into the first floor. A friend of mine lives on the inner coast in a condo in Clearwater. Says back yards across the intercoastal have water up to the houses in some areas.
Steady winds are about 30...a few gusts at 40-50.....
Praying for you guys. That sounds pretty rough. Stay safe!
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zipperbaum wrote:LONNNNNNGGGGGG time lurker....first post.
I live on open water on Upper Tampa Bay. Water is about 2 feet from breaching seawall. It has been higher on a few occasions...a few no name storms and 2004. High tide is close to 1a.m so at this point, I think we will see water up into the back yard and could get into the first floor. A friend of mine lives on the inner coast in a condo in Clearwater. Says back yards across the intercoastal have water up to the houses in some areas.
Steady winds are about 30...a few gusts at 40-50.....
I'm hoping you are doing okay, & welcome to the team!
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Re: ATL: ETA - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Duval and Clay county schools closed tomorrow. Saint Johns is going to wing it.
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