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WWUS41 KCHS 301844
PSHCHS
PRELIMINARY STORM REPORT...UPDATED
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON SC
230 PM EDT THU SEP 30 1999
A. HIGHEST WINDS...
CHARLESTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT...
2-MINUTE ASOS 44 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 0046 UTC SEP 16 1999
PEAK GUST 58 KNOTS FROM 345 DEGREES AT 2257 UTC SEP 15 1999
CHARLESTON CITY OFFICE...
1- MINUTE HANDAR 50 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 0150 UTC SEP 16 99
PEAK GUST 74 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 0046 UTC SEP 16 99
SAVANNAH AIRPORT...
2-MINUTE ASOS 35 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 1810 UTC SEP 15 1999
PEAK GUST 46 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 2058 UTC SEP 15 1999
EDISTO BEACH STATE PARK PEAK 33 KNOTS AT 0029 UTC SEP 16 1999
PEAK GUST 47 KNOTS FROM 330 DEGREES AT 2203 UTC SEP 15 1999
EDISTO BUOY(41004) PEAK WIND 54 KNOTS FROM 325 DEGREES
AT 0200 UTC SEP 16 1999
PEAK GUSTS 72 KNOTS FROM 325 DEGREES AT 0200 UTC
MAX SEAS 38 FT SEP 16 1999
SAVANNAH (GRAYS REEF BUOY) PEAK WINDS 24 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES
PEAK GUSTS 31 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 2100 UTC SEP 15 1999
SEAS 19 FT AT 2200 UTC SEP 15 1999
FOLLY BEACH...PEAK WIND 47 KNOTS 350 DEGREES AT 2300 UTC SEP 15
99 PEAK GUST 62 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 2300 UTC SEP 15 1999.
B. LOWEST PRESSURE...
CHARLESTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - 29.22 INCHES OR
/989.5 MILLIBARS / AT 0052 UTC SEP 15 1999
C. RAINFALL...
SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGIA
LADSON OAKBROOK 4.30 SAVANNAH 1.32
CHARLESTON AIRPORT 3.91 LUDOWICI .52
CHARLESTON CITY OFFICE 3.99 NEWINGTON .85
RIDGEVILLE 3.58 BROOKLET .41
WALTERBORO 2.50 DOVER .40
WILLIAMS 2.42 ROCKY FORD .20
ST. GEORGE 1.90
BEAUFORT 1.83
ALLENDALE .67
D. STORM TIDES...UPDATED
CHARLESTON HARBOR...DOWNTOWN CITY HANDAR
MAX TIDE HEIGHT... 10.35 FT ASL (7.4 FT MLLW)
AT 1720 UTC SEP 15 99
MAX TIDE DEPARTURE ABOVE NORMAL...3.5 FEET AT 2300 UTC
SEP 15 1999
CHARLESTON, SC...NOS TIDE GAUGE IN CHARLESTON HARBOR
MAX TIDE HEIGHT...10.66 FT ASL (7.71 MLLW) AT 1718 UTC ON
SEP 15 1999
FORT PULASKI, GA...NOS TIDE GAUGE
MAX TIDE HEIGHT...12.39 ASL (8.69 FT MLLW) AT 1742 UTC
MAX TIDE DEPARTURE ABOVE NORMAL...3.3 FEET AT 0848 UTC
E. BEACH EROSION...UPDATED
MINOR TO MODERATE BEACH EROSION ALONG SOUTH COASTAL SOUTH
CAROLINA AND MINOR BEACH EROSION ALONG SOUTHEAST GEORGIA
COASTS.
F. FLOODING
NO KNOWN FLOODING.
G. TORNADOES
NONE
H. STORM EFFECTS...UPDATED
CLOSE TO THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILLION PEOPLE EVACUATED IN
COASTAL SOUTHEAST GEORGIA AND SOUTH COASTAL SOUTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA:
THERE WERE NUMEROUS REPORTS OF TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN OVER
SOUTH COASTAL SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTIES. AT ONE POINT, OVER
150,000 CUSTOMERS WERE WITH OUT POWER.
CHARLESTON COUNTY WAS HARDEST HIT WITH OVER 10.5 MILLION
DOLLARS IN DAMAGE. NUMEROUS HOMES AND BUSINESSES SUFFERED MAJOR
DAMAGE. WELL OVER A THOUSAND HOMES HAD MINOR DAMAGE.
BERKELEY COUNTY HAD OVER 5 MILLION DOLLARS IN DAMAGE.
BEAUFORT COUNTY HAD $750,000 IN DAMAGES.
DORCHESTER COUNTY EXPERIENCED ALMOST A HALF A MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH OF DAMAGE.
SOUTHEAST GEORGIA:
SCATTERED AREAS OF TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. AT ONE POINT,
NEARLY 75 THOUSAND PEOPLE WERE WITHOUT POWER.
J. HARRISON/D. GEORGE
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TTAA00 KCHS 301844
PRELIMINARY STORM REPORT...UPDATED
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON SC
230 PM EDT THU SEP 30 1999
A. HIGHEST WINDS...
CHARLESTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT...
2-MINUTE ASOS 44 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 0046 UTC SEP 16 1999
PEAK GUST 58 KNOTS FROM 345 DEGREES AT 2257 UTC SEP 15 1999
CHARLESTON CITY OFFICE...
1- MINUTE HANDAR 50 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 0150 UTC SEP 16 99
PEAK GUST 74 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 0046 UTC SEP 16 99
SAVANNAH AIRPORT...
2-MINUTE ASOS 35 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 1810 UTC SEP 15 1999
PEAK GUST 46 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 2058 UTC SEP 15 1999
EDISTO BEACH STATE PARK PEAK 33 KNOTS AT 0029 UTC SEP 16 1999
PEAK GUST 47 KNOTS FROM 330 DEGREES AT 2203 UTC SEP 15 1999
EDISTO BUOY(41004) PEAK WIND 54 KNOTS FROM 325 DEGREES
AT 0200 UTC SEP 16 1999
PEAK GUSTS 72 KNOTS FROM 325 DEGREES AT 0200 UTC
MAX SEAS 38 FT SEP 16 1999
SAVANNAH (GRAYS REEF BUOY) PEAK WINDS 24 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES
PEAK GUSTS 31 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 2100 UTC SEP 15 1999
SEAS 19 FT AT 2200 UTC SEP 15 1999
FOLLY BEACH...PEAK WIND 47 KNOTS 350 DEGREES AT 2300 UTC SEP 15
99 PEAK GUST 62 KNOTS FROM 350 DEGREES AT 2300 UTC SEP 15 1999.
B. LOWEST PRESSURE...
CHARLESTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - 29.22 INCHES OR
/989.5 MILLIBARS / AT 0052 UTC SEP 15 1999
C. RAINFALL...
SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGIA
LADSON OAKBROOK 4.30 SAVANNAH 1.32
CHARLESTON AIRPORT 3.91 LUDOWICI .52
CHARLESTON CITY OFFICE 3.99 NEWINGTON .85
RIDGEVILLE 3.58 BROOKLET .41
WALTERBORO 2.50 DOVER .40
WILLIAMS 2.42 ROCKY FORD .20
ST. GEORGE 1.90
BEAUFORT 1.83
ALLENDALE .67
D. STORM TIDES...UPDATED
CHARLESTON HARBOR...DOWNTOWN CITY HANDAR
MAX TIDE HEIGHT... 10.35 FT ASL (7.4 FT MLLW)
AT 1720 UTC SEP 15 99
MAX TIDE DEPARTURE ABOVE NORMAL...3.5 FEET AT 2300 UTC
SEP 15 1999
CHARLESTON, SC...NOS TIDE GAUGE IN CHARLESTON HARBOR
MAX TIDE HEIGHT...10.66 FT ASL (7.71 MLLW) AT 1718 UTC ON
SEP 15 1999
FORT PULASKI, GA...NOS TIDE GAUGE
MAX TIDE HEIGHT...12.39 ASL (8.69 FT MLLW) AT 1742 UTC
MAX TIDE DEPARTURE ABOVE NORMAL...3.3 FEET AT 0848 UTC
E. BEACH EROSION...UPDATED
MINOR TO MODERATE BEACH EROSION ALONG SOUTH COASTAL SOUTH
CAROLINA AND MINOR BEACH EROSION ALONG SOUTHEAST GEORGIA
COASTS.
F. FLOODING
NO KNOWN FLOODING.
G. TORNADOES
NONE
H. STORM EFFECTS...UPDATED
CLOSE TO THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILLION PEOPLE EVACUATED IN
COASTAL SOUTHEAST GEORGIA AND SOUTH COASTAL SOUTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA:
THERE WERE NUMEROUS REPORTS OF TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN OVER
SOUTH COASTAL SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTIES. AT ONE POINT, OVER
150,000 CUSTOMERS WERE WITH OUT POWER.
CHARLESTON COUNTY WAS HARDEST HIT WITH OVER 10.5 MILLION
DOLLARS IN DAMAGE. NUMEROUS HOMES AND BUSINESSES SUFFERED MAJOR
DAMAGE. WELL OVER A THOUSAND HOMES HAD MINOR DAMAGE.
BERKELEY COUNTY HAD OVER 5 MILLION DOLLARS IN DAMAGE.
BEAUFORT COUNTY HAD $750,000 IN DAMAGES.
DORCHESTER COUNTY EXPERIENCED ALMOST A HALF A MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH OF DAMAGE.
|SOUTHEAST GEORGIA:
SCATTERED AREAS OF TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. AT ONE POINT,
NEARLY 75 THOUSAND PEOPLE WERE WITHOUT POWER.
J. HARRISON/D. GEORGE