ATL: CRISTOBAL - Post-Tropical - Discussion
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Re: ATL: CRISTOBAL - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Seems like they all missed the mark on surge predictions of 3-5 feet.. currently Shell Beach 7.55 feet, Bay St Louis 7.3 feet, and I estimated my area in west Biloxi of 7 feet or so...and this is all during a falling tide.. high tide today was around noon...
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Frank P wrote:Seems like they all missed the mark on surge predictions of 3-5 feet.. currently Shell Beach 7.55 feet, Bay St Louis 7.3 feet, and I estimated my area in west Biloxi of 7 feet or so...and this is all during a falling tide.. high tide today was around noon...
Yeah that's off quite a bit. These big, large wind field storms seem to always overperform on storm tides even though max winds only 50 mph or so.
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I think (?) we are somewhat within the overall circulation. Really really really glad this wasn’t strong as we would have had a lot of interaction with the inner core had it behaved the same. Waiting to see what’s next.
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Re: ATL: CRISTOBAL - Tropical Storm - Discussion
New convection firing off to the south of center for a change.
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convection getting closer to the center with the land friction increasing now that it is over land . it will probably look the best it ever will in a few hours..
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Re: ATL: CRISTOBAL - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Frank P wrote:Seems like they all missed the mark on surge predictions of 3-5 feet.. currently Shell Beach 7.55 feet, Bay St Louis 7.3 feet, and I estimated my area in west Biloxi of 7 feet or so...and this is all during a falling tide.. high tide today was around noon...
Not that I doubt you, but do you mind linking a site where you found those readings? I've been struggling the past few minutes to find surge readings.
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Frank P wrote:Seems like they all missed the mark on surge predictions of 3-5 feet.. currently Shell Beach 7.55 feet, Bay St Louis 7.3 feet, and I estimated my area in west Biloxi of 7 feet or so...and this is all during a falling tide.. high tide today was around noon...
frank came across Popp's Ferry bridge this afternoon and was easy to see why Katrina messed up the Back Bay area all the piers on the S/side by the condos were underwater the fullest I have ever seen the Bay in all my life.
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Quite a bit of surge along the MS Gulf coast, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxwN12f9rqU
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Just heard a transformer blow and I’m a little ways inland
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NXStumpy_Robothing wrote:Frank P wrote:Seems like they all missed the mark on surge predictions of 3-5 feet.. currently Shell Beach 7.55 feet, Bay St Louis 7.3 feet, and I estimated my area in west Biloxi of 7 feet or so...and this is all during a falling tide.. high tide today was around noon...
Not that I doubt you, but do you mind linking a site where you found those readings? I've been struggling the past few minutes to find surge readings.
https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/water ... id=8747437
That is for BSL.. just go to the home button and find LA
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Re: ATL: CRISTOBAL - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Frank P wrote:NXStumpy_Robothing wrote:Frank P wrote:Seems like they all missed the mark on surge predictions of 3-5 feet.. currently Shell Beach 7.55 feet, Bay St Louis 7.3 feet, and I estimated my area in west Biloxi of 7 feet or so...and this is all during a falling tide.. high tide today was around noon...
Not that I doubt you, but do you mind linking a site where you found those readings? I've been struggling the past few minutes to find surge readings.
https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/water ... id=8747437
That is for BSL.. just go to the home button and find LA
Thank you! Hope you're staying safe despite the surge, wind, and rain.
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Re: ATL: CRISTOBAL - Tropical Storm - Discussion
The effects are being felt pretty far east. Lost power here in Pensacola. Minor coastal flooding on the beach and bay side. Awaiting this next band.
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Re: ATL: CRISTOBAL - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Flash flood warnings are up near Perry and Lake City. The bands have been training over the same area for about 36 hours now. 

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Re: ATL: CRISTOBAL - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Short video of storm surge in Biloxi in front of the house earlier, now it is at the base of the sea wall, est 7 feet att
https://youtu.be/KTiE-H1mjZo
https://youtu.be/KTiE-H1mjZo
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In the sunshine now with clouds ene, so that’s your boy’s second center I’ve been awake for. Haha. Big circulation so again I’m glad this wasn’t strong because we’ve been in and around that circulation for a while. I grabbed a picture of the sky which hopefully I can post in the reports thread after the other phone recharges. Winds should flip in about an hour but are still mostly East.
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Landfall one complete. number two coming up in a few hours.. and it might actually look like a TS by that time lol
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Yes it probably will.
Aric Dunn wrote:Landfall one complete. number two coming up in a few hours.. and it might actually look like a TS by that time lol
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Aric Dunn wrote:Landfall one complete. number two coming up in a few hours.. and it might actually look like a TS by that time lol
That eddy is not the true CoC, lol.
At least for now.
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Aric Dunn wrote:Landfall one complete. number two coming up in a few hours.. and it might actually look like a TS by that time lol
I mean, it's had the classic TS features, just been running around topless. Not sure if you're referring to the mesovortex running around the Mississippi River delta or not, but I'm not entirely sure the exact center has made its landfall, at least based upon what the NHC has been saying.
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