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ACUS72 KJAX 291721
PSHJAX
POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT...TROPICAL STORM FAY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSONVILLE FL
120 PM EDT FRI AUG 29 2008
NOTE: THE DATA SHOWN HERE ARE PRELIMINARY....AND SUBJECT TO UPDATES
AND CORRECTIONS AS APPROPRIATE.
THIS REPORT INCLUDES EVENTS OCCURRING WHEN WATCHES AND/OR WARNINGS
WERE IN EFFECT FOR FAY.
COUNTIES INCLUDED...ALACHUA...APPLING...ATKINSON...BACON...BAKER...
BRADFORD...BRANTLEY...CAMDEN...CHARLTON...CLAY...CLINCH...COFFEE...
COLUMBIA...DUVAL...ECHOLS...FLAGLER...GILCHRIST...GLYNN...
HAMILTON...JEFF DAVIS...MARION...NASSAU...PIERCE...PUTNAM...
ST JOHNS...SUWANNEE...UNION...WARE...WAYNE...
A. LOWEST SEA LEVEL PRESSURE/MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS AND PEAK GUSTS
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METAR OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IS 10 METERS AND WIND AVERAGING IS 2 MINUTES
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUSY TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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KJAX-JACKSONVILLE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT FL
30.49 -81.69 1002.6 22/0956 080/034 22/0656 060/053 22/0301
KCRG-CRAIG MUNICIPAL AIRPORT FL
30.33 -81.52 1002.0 22/0753 100/029 22/1522 090/052 22/0627
MAYPORT NAVAL STATION FL
30.39 -81.42 1007.0 22/0306 080/042 22/0259 070/054 22/0302
NIP-JACKSONVILLE NAVAL AIR STATION FL
30.24 -86.68 999.0 22/0614 110/037 22/1353 070/051 22/0413
KEG-HERLONG FIELD FL
30.28 -81.81 9999.0 I 999/9999 99/9999 I 999/999 99/9999 I
AQQ-CECIL FIELD AIRPORT FL
30.22 -81.88 1000.0 22/0840 110/027 22/2150 110/039 22/2050
KSGJ-SAINT AUGUSTINE AIRPORT FL
29.97 -81.33 999.0 22/0455 040/037 21/1735 040/049 21/1735
KC-BUNNELL FL
29.47 -81.21 994.0 21/2142 140/027 21/1333 020/035 21/1332
KG-THE VILLAGES FL
28.96 -81.97 1000.0 22/0840 110/027 22/2150 110/039 22/2050
KOCF-OCALA REGIONAL AIRPORT FL
29.18 -82.22 998.0 22/0835 I 200/029 22/1655 I 210/044 22/1715 I
KGNV-GAINESVILLE REGIONAL AIRPORT FL
29.68 -82.27 995.9 22/0853 160/024 22/2039 160/037 22/2039
KC-LAKE CITY FL
30.18 -82.58 9999.0 I 999/999 99/9999 I 999/999 99/9999 I
KSSI-MCKINNON AIRPORT SAINT SIMONS ISLAND GA
31.15 -81.38 1008.2 22/0901 110/049 22/1734 120/038 22/1724
BQK-GLYNN AIRPORT BRUNSWICK GA
31.25 -81.47 1009.2 22/0918 080/029 22/0200 120/039 22/1740
AMG-ALMA BACON COUNTY AIRPORT GA
31.53 -82.50 1009.2 22/1048 100/031 22/1623 100/021 22/1852
JAYS-WAYCROSS GA
31.25 -82.40 1008.2 22/1020 080/025 22/1720 080/036 22/1640
NON-METAR OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IN METERS AND WIND AVERAGING PERIOD IN
MINUTES INDICATED UNDER MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WIND IF KNOWN
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUSY TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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SAUF1 ST. AUGUSTINE PIER, FL
29.86 -81.25 996.0 21/2100 130/42.9 22/1330 140/56.0 22/1400
16.5/6
NOS 872030 FERNANDINA BEACH NOS TIDE GAGE
30.67 -81.47 1004.5 22/0854 067/22.4 22/0436 050/49.0 21/2218
6.4/6
REMARKS: SAUF1 WINDS APPARENTLY MISSING FROM 21/0300 THROUGH
22/1000. MAX SUSY WINDS AND PEAK GUSTS DERIVED FROM INTERNET
CONTINUOUS WINDS DATA WHICH HAS NOT BEEN VERIFIED.
B. MARINE OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IN METERS AND WIND AVERAGING PERIOD IN
MINUTES INDICATED UNDER MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WIND IF KNOWN
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUSY TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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41012 40 NM ENE OF ST AUGUSTINE, FL
30.04 -80.55 999.8 21/1650 088/38.7 21/1620 103/48.6 21/1650
5/6
REMARKS: FIRST OCCURRENCE OF MSLP WHICH WAS ALSO REACHED AT 21/1750.
MAX SUSY WINDS AND PEAK GUSTS DERIVED FROM INTERNET CONTINUOUS WINDS
DATA WHICH HAS NOT BEEN VERIFIED.
C. STORM TOTAL RAINFALL FROM AUG 18 0500 UTC UNTIL AUG 24 2008 2359
UTC
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CITY/TOWN COUNTY ID RAINFALL
LAT LON (IN)
DEG DECIMAL
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JACKSONVILLE INTL ARPT DUVAL KJAX 11.77
30.49 -81.69
JACKSONVILLE CRAIG ARPT DUVAL KCRG 10.45
30.33 -81.52
JACKSONVILLE NAVAL AIR STAN DUVAL NIP 10.09
30.24 -86.68
JACKSONVILLE MAYPORT NASA DUVAL NRB 6.88
30.39 -81.42
GAINESVILLE REGIONAL ARPT ALACHUA KGNV 6.21
29.68 -82.27
BRUNSWICK - MCKINNON ARPT GLYNN KSSI 2.89
31.15 -81.39
ALMA-BACON COUNTY ARPT BACON AMG 4.04
31.54 -82.51
FLAGLER COUNTY MINI ARPT FLAGLER KC 6.80 (E)
29.47 -81.21
ST AUGUSTINE MINI ARPT ST JOHNS KSGJ NA
29.97 -81.33
OCALA REGIONAL AIRPORT MARION KOCF NA
29.18 -82.22
THE VILLAGES MARION KG NA
28.96 -81.97
LAKE CITY MINI ARPT COLUMBIA KC NA
30.18 -82.58
CECIL FIELD AIRPORT DUVAL AQQ NA
30.22 -81.88
HERLONG FIELD DUVAL KEG NA
30.28 -81.81
ALACHUA ALACHUA FAWN 6.52
MM.MM -MM.MM
CITRA MARION FAWN 0.85
MM.MM -MM.MM
HASTINGS ST JOHNS FAWN 10.05
MM.MM -MM.MM
LIVE OAK SUWANNEE FAWN 5.89
MM.MM -MM.MM
MACCLENNY BAKER FAWN 11.26
MM.MM -MM.MM
OCKLAWAHA MARION FAWN 9.24
MM.MM -MM.MM
PUTNAM HALL PUTNAM FAWN 8.02
MM.MM -MM.MM
ALMA BACON GAMIN 4.63
31.54 -82.51
BAXLEY APPLING GAMIN 5.20
31.75 -82.44
BRUNSWICK GLYNN GAMIN 3.10
31.18 -81.48
DOUGLAS COFFEE GAMIN 3.31
31.49 -82.79
HOMERVILLE CLINCH GAMIN 6.03
31.02 -82.66
NAHUNTA BRANTLEY GAMIN 3.91
31.18 -82.01
ODUM WAYNE GAMIN 4.49
31.63 -82.05
WOODBINE CAMDEN GAMIN 4.86
30.96 -81.77
BELL 4NW GILCHRIST BLLF1 10.61
29.80 -82.92
CRESCENT CITY PUTNAM CREF1 12.44
29.42 -81.52
FEDERAL POINT PUTNAM HASF1 8.53
29.76 -81.54
FERNANDINA BEACH NASSAU FRBF1 5.70
30.66 -81.46
GLEN ST MARY 1W BAKER GSMF1 12.10
30.27 -82.19
HIGH SPRINGS ALACHUA HGHF1 4.89
29.83 -82.60
HASTINGS 4NE ST JOHNS HTGF1 10.04
29.75 -81.47
JACKSONVILLE BEACH DUVAL JCKF1 7.85
30.29 -81.39
JASPER HAMILTON JASF1 6.66
30.52 -82.95
LAKE CITY 2E COLUMBIA LCKF1 5.89
30.19 -82.59
LIVE OAK SUWANNEE LVOF1 2.80
30.29 -82.97
OCALA MARION OCAF1 8.29
29.08 -82.08
ORANGE SPRINGS 2SSW MARION OSPF1 8.61
29.48 -81.97
ST AUGUSTINE LIGHTHOUSE ST JOHNS STAF1 9.18
29.89 -81.29
STARKE BRADFORD STKF1 9.02
29.94 -82.12
PALM COAST 6NE FLAGLER WOGF1 6.17
29.64 -81.21
WHITE SPRINGS 7N HAMILTON WSPF1 6.27
30.44 -82.79
BAXLEY 5NNW APPLING BXEG1 3.23
31.84 -82.38
BRUNSWICK GLYNN BRUG1 3.12
31.17 -81.50
FARGO 17NE CLINCH FFPG1 8.95
30.83 -82.36
HAZLEHURST JEFF DAVIS HZLG1 4.17
31.89 -82.58
HOMERVILLE 5N CLINCH HMVG1 4.35
31.08 -82.80
NAHUNTA 6NE BRANTLEY NAHG1 6.80
31.27 -81.92
PATTERSON PIERCE PATG1 2.63
31.38 -82.13
PRIDGEN COFFEE PRDG1 3.49
31.70 -82.92
WAYCROSS 4NE PIERCE AYSG1 4.63
31.25 -82.31
WOODBINE CAMDEN WBNG1 6.01
30.96 -81.71
WILLACOOCHEE 5ENE ATKINSON WILG1 4.08
31.36 -82.94
BROOKER 6.6SSE ALACHUA FL-AL-4 9.33
MM.MM -MM.MM
GAINESVILLE 8.1SW ALACHUA FL-AL-7 6.33
MM.MM -MM.MM
MACCLENNY 2.5S BAKER FL-BK-2 9.17
MM.MM -MM.MM
SANDERSON 4.9NNW BAKER FL-BK-3 12.23
MM.MM -MM.MM
GREEN COVE SPRINGS 6.8SSE CLAY FL-CY-19 8.93
MM.MM -MM.MM
LAKESIDE 2.9S CLAY FL-CY-4 10.40
MM.MM -MM.MM
MIDDLEBURG 6.5NNE CLAY FL-CY-9 9.47
MM.MM -MM.MM
MIDDLEBURG 0.7S CLAY FL-CY-13 11.43
MM.MM -MM.MM
MIDDLEBURG 0.7SSW CLAY FL-CY-17 10.69
MM.MM -MM.MM
MIDDLEBURG 6.3NNE CLAY FL-CY-12 9.47
MM.MM -MM.MM
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS 9.1NE CLAY FL-CY-14 7.51
MM.MM -MM.MM
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS 6.9ENE CLAY FL-CY-3 5.78
MM.MM -MM.MM
KEYSTONE HEIGHTS 3.5ENE CLAY FL-CY-7 7.34
MM.MM -MM.MM
ORANGE PARK 3.0WNW CLAY FL-CY-8 8.93
MM.MM -MM.MM
FORT WHITE 1.9NW COLUMBIA FL-CB-1 7.29
MM.MM -MM.MM
JACKSONVILLE 7.3SW DUVAL FL-DV-26 15.60
MM.MM -MM.MM
JACKSONVILLE 7.5E DUVAL FL-DV-2 9.92
MM.MM -MM.MM
JACKSONVILLE 5.9SW DUVAL FL-DV-3 10.76
MM.MM -MM.MM
JACKSONVILLE 8.1SSE DUVAL FL-DV-20 9.68
MM.MM -MM.MM
JACKSONVILLE 6.2ENE DUVAL FL-DV-1 13.21
MM.MM -MM.MM
JACKSONVILLE 8.8E DUVAL FL-DV-21 11.57
MM.MM -MM.MM
JACKSONVILLE 3.8ESE DUVAL FL-DV-28 6.89
MM.MM -MM.MM
JACKSONVILLE BEACH 4.4WNW DUVAL FL-DV-19 11.92
MM.MM -MM.MM
JACKSONVILLE BEACH 4.2WNW DUVAL FL-DV-8 9.87
MM.MM -MM.MM
JACKSONVILLE BEACH 3.9WNW DUVAL FL-DV-9 9.21
MM.MM -MM.MM
JACKSONVILLE BEACH 3.7WNW DUVAL FL-DV-11 9.38
MM.MM -MM.MM
JACKSONVILLE BEACH 4.5W DUVAL FL-DV-24 7.33
MM.MM -MM.MM
NEPTUNE BEACH 0.5NNW DUVAL FL-DV-13 7.65
MM.MM -MM.MM
FRUIT COVE 6.1N DUVAL FL-DV-27 10.68
MM.MM -MM.MM
TRENTON 8.0ENE GILCHRIST FL-GC-1 6.55
MM.MM -MM.MM
JASPER 5.5S HAMILTON FL-HM-1 5.94
MM.MM -MM.MM
JENNINGS 5.8WSW HAMILTON FL-HM-2 10.34
MM.MM -MM.MM
SUMMERFIELD 4.9SE MARION FL-MR-1 6.92
MM.MM -MM.MM
BELLEVIEW 6.0SSE MARION FL-MR-3 9.19
MM.MM -MM.MM
BELLEVIEW 4.5SE MARION FL-MR-5 8.51
MM.MM -MM.MM
BELLEVIEW 4.8E MARION FL-MR-18 9.81
MM.MM -MM.MM
LADY LAKE 4.8WNW MARION FL-MR-4 6.64
MM.MM -MM.MM
MICANOPY 3.6SSW MARION FL-MR-13 9.69
MM.MM -MM.MM
OCALA 7.8SSW MARION FL-MR-12 7.07
MM.MM -MM.MM
OCALA 2.8SSE MARION FL-MR-16 7.69
MM.MM -MM.MM
THE VILLAGES 2.6NW MARION FL-MR-19 9.57
MM.MM -MM.MM
ST AUGUSTINE SOUTH 2.1SSW ST JOHNS FL-SJ-4 13.02
MM.MM -MM.MM
LIVE OAK 9.1NW SUWANNEE FL-SW-2 8.17
MM.MM -MM.MM
ST MARYS 1.4SW CAMDEN GA-CM-2 6.49
MM.MM -MM.MM
TARBORO 4.1SW CAMDEN GA-CM-5 4.50
MM.MM -MM.MM
KINGSLAND 2.9NE CAMDEN GA-CM-4 7.26
MM.MM -MM.MM
DOUGLAS 2.5WSW COFFEE GA-CF-1 3.05
MM.MM -MM.MM
PRIDGEN 1.5NE COFFEE GA-CF-3 4.06
MM.MM -MM.MM
MANOR 2.1SE WARE GA-WR-2 7.15
MM.MM -MM.MM
D. INLAND FLOODING...
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CLAY...THE SAINT JOHNS RIVER AND ITS TRIBUTARIES ROSE ABOUT 4
TO 4.4 FEET ABOUT PREDICTED TIDE LEVELS DURING FAY WITH THE
HIGHEST VALUES OBSERVED ON FRIDAY AUGUST 22ND BETWEEN 2 PM AND
4 PM EDT. THESE LEVELS CAUSED RIVER RELATED FLOODING FROM THE
JACKSONVILLE RIVERSIDE AND SAN MARCO AREAS...SOUTHWARD TOWARD
FLEMING ISLAND AND DOCTORS LAKE.
NASSAU AND CHARLTON...THE ST MARYS RIVER ROSE TO MAJOR FLOOD
CRESTING AT 21.07 FEET AT 25 AUGUST AT 13:30 UTC. SEVERAL
STRUCTURES IN THE FLOOD PLAIN WERE FLOODED. THIS SHOULD BE THE FIFTH
HIGHEST FLOOD OF RECORD AND WITHIN .O1 FOOT OF TROPICAL STORM FRANCE
IN 2004. THIS IS PRELIMINARY DATA AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
DUVAL...A FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS WERE WAS ISSUED FOR MCCOYS
CREEK...MONCRIEF CREEK AND HOGANS CREEK ON THURSDAY AUGUST 21ST AND
FRIDAY AUGUST 22ND. EXTENSIVE FLOODING OCCURRED ALONG MONCRIEF CREEK
WITH MANDATORY EVACUATIONS OF HOMES AND BUSINESSES N FRIDAY THE
22ND. SEVERAL VEHICLES WERE SUBMERGED.
REMARKS...GENERAL FLOODING OF INTERSECTIONS AND ROADWAYS OCCURRED
OVER LARGE PORTIONS OF NORTH FLORIDA AND COASTAL SOUTHEAST GEORGIA.
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E. MAXIMUM STORM SURGE AND STORM TIDE...
OFFICIAL TIDE GAUGES NOTED WITH LEADING G
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COUNTY CITY/TOWN SURGE TIDE DATE/ BEACH
OR LOCATION (FT) (FT) TIME EROSION
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GLYNN G SAINT SIMONS ISLAND 2.20 5.85 22/1748 NONE
NASSAU G FERNANDINA BEACH 3.96 1.90 22/0912 MINOR
G FERNANDINA BEACH 2.03 5.41 22/1806 MINOR
DUVAL G MAYPORT BAR PILOT 3.06 4.71 22/1724 MINOR
DUVAL SAN MARCO-RIVERSIDE 1.50 3.50 22/1800 N/A
ST JOHNS VILANO BEACH 3.00 4.84 21/1224 MODERATE
REMARKS...FERNANDINA BEACH NOS TIDE GAUGE MAXIMUM STORM SURGE
OCCURRED NEAR LOW TIDE 0912 WHILE THE MAXIMUM STORM TIDE WAS AT HIGH
TIDE AT 1806.
DOWNTOWN JACKSONVILLE...THE SAN MARCO-RIVERSIDE WATER VALUES ARE AN
ESTIMATE BASED ON NWS STORM SURVEY AND A USGS RIVER GAGE. THE USGS
RIVER GAUGE AT DOWNTOWN JACKSONVILLE AT 30.32 -81.67 MEASURED A HIGH
WATER MARK AT 22/1400 EDT - 22/ 1800 UTC AT 15.0 FEET. ASTRONOMICAL
HIGH TIDE AT THE MAIN STREET BRIDGE IN DOWNTOWN JACKSONVILLE AT
22/1856 UTC WAS 2.04 FEET ABOVE MLLW OR APPROXIMATELY 1.5 FEET ABOVE
MSL. ACCOUNTS OF THE STORM TIDE FLOODING IN THE SAN MARCO AND
RIVERSIDE AREA STATE IT BEGAN NEAR 22/0930 EDT - 22/1340 UTC AND AT
THAT TIME THE USGS GAGE READ 13.64 FEET. PHOTOS...RESIDENT ACCOUNTS
AND DEBRIS LINES ALL INDICATE THAT APPROXIMATELY 1 TO 1.25 FEET OF
RIVER WATER TOPPED THE SEAWALLS IN DOWNTOWN JACKSONVILLE WHEN THE
WINDS FROM FAY BECAME MORE SOUTHEASTERLY. MAX SUSTAINED WINDS AT
NAVAL STATION JACKSONVILLE WERE 110/037 KNOTS AT THE TIME THE
FLOODING OCCURRED. SEVERAL RESIDENTS WERE FLOODED AND SOME VEHICLES
MOVED BY THE WAVE ACTION NEAR THE RIVER. SIMILAR FLOODING WAS
REPORTED BY RESIDENTS WITH FRANCES IN 2004.
F. TORNADOES...
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(DIST)CITY/TOWN COUNTY DATE/ EF SCALE
LAT LON (DEG DECIMAL TIME(UTC) (IF KNOWN)
DESCRIPTION
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12 NE HASTINGS ST JOHNS 22/1715 F0
29.88 -81.43
3 WSW JACKSONVILLE BEACH DUVAL 22/1740 F0
30.26 -81.44
6 NNE BOSTWICK PUTNAM 22/2147 F0
29.85 -81.60
BELAIR CLAY 22/2140 F0
30.06 -81.71
1 N PALATKA PUTNAM 23/2153 F0
29.66 -81.66
G. STORM IMPACTS BY COUNTY...
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COUNTY DEATHS INJURIES EVACUATIONS
DESCRIPTION
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BRADFORD 0 0 0
MINOR DAMAGE TO THE ROOFS OF SEVERAL HOMES FROM WINDS AND FALLEN
TREES. SEVERAL HOMES FLOODED.
COLUMBIA 1 0 0
SEVERAL TREES ON HOUSES AND MINOR FLOODING. ONE INDIRECT DEATH DUE
TO AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT ON THE 22ND.
DUVAL 4 0 461
10 SHELTERS ACTIVATED WITH 7 OF THEM GENERAL POPULATION AND 3
SPECIAL NEEDS. APPROXIMATELY $25M IN DAMAGE WITH 650 RESIDENTS
IMPACTED. TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN WITH NUMEROUS POWER OUTAGES AND
FLOODING OF ROADWAYS. MCCOYS CREEK EXPERIENCED FLASH FLOODING ON
THURSDAY NIGHT WITH SEVERAL STRUCTURES FLOODED AND AT LEAST TWO
VEHICLES STRANDED. MONCRIEF CREEK FLASH FLOODED ON FRIDAY WITH A
NURSING HOME ALONG ITS BANKS EVACUATED. STORM TIDE FLOODING OCCURRED
ON THE ST JOHNS RIVER SOUTH OF DOWNTOWN WITH THE MOST SIGNIFICANT
IMPACTS IN THE SAN MARCO AND RIVERSIDE AREAS. AT THE WINDS BECAME
SOUTHEASTERLY RIVER WATER TOPPED THE SEA WALLS IN MOST PLACES WITH 1
TO 1.25 OF RIVER WATER IN THE STREETS AND SOME STRUCTURES. IN LOWER
PORTIONS OF THE SEAWALL RIVER WATER WAS 1.5 TO 2 FEET DEEP. 1 DIRECT
DEATH OCCURRED ON THE 21ST WHEN A 21 YEAR OLD INDIANA WOMAN DROWNED
IN THE SURF AT NEPTUNE BEACH. 3 INDIRECT FATALITIES OCCURRED DUE TO
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS BETWEEN THE 21ST AND 22ND. DAMES POINT BRIDGE
WAS CLOSED FOR A GOOD PORTION OF THE EVENT AND OTHER HIGH PROFILE
BRIDGES WERE CLOSED FOR VARYING LENGTHS OF TIME.
FLAGLER 0 0 33
TWO SHELTERS OPENED WITH ONE GENERAL POPULATION AND ONE SPECIAL
NEEDS. 33 PERSONS WERE SHELTERED IN THE COUNTY. A VOLUNTARY
EVACUATION WAS REQUESTED FOR LOW LYING FLOOD PRONE AREAS. NO
SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS REPORTED TO STRUCTURES.
NASSAU 1 0 15
THREE SHELTERS WERE OPENED...ON PRE STORM...ONE POST STORM AND ONE
FOR THE FLOODING (THOMAS CREEK). THERE WAS A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION
FOR NON-RESIDENTS...LOW LYING/FLOOD PRONE AREAS AND MOBILE HOMES. UP
TO 20 INCHES OF RAINFALL FELL IN THE WESTERN PORTION OF THE COUNTY
FLOODING THOMAS CREEK AND WASHING OUT ROADS. 49 STRUCTURES WERE
DAMAGED WITH 31 UNINHABITABLE (DESTROYED)...5 WITH MAJOR DAMAGE AND
13 MINOR. ESTIMATED PUBLIC ASSISTANCE TO DATE IS $2.35M. 1 INDIRECT
DEATH DUE TO AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT ON THE 22ND.
GILCHRIST 0 0 0
MINOR FLOODING OF ROADWAYS WITH SEVERAL TREES DOWN.
ST JOHNS 0 0 64
THREE SHELTERS OPENED WITH 64 PERSONS AND 3 CATS WERE SHELTERED.
THE EOC WAS ACTIVATED FOR THREE DAYS. APPROXIMATELY 11 INCHES OF
RAIN WITH UP TO 15 INCHES IN SOME PORTIONS OF THE COUNTY. MINOR
FLOODING OF ROADWAYS WITH SIGNIFICANT FLOODING OF ROADWAYS IN THE
CITY OF ST AUGUSTINE. THE BRIDGE OF LIONS WAS CLOSED SEVERAL TIMES
DUE TO FLOODING AT THE APPROACHES. SIGNIFICANT BEACH EROSION
OCCURRED NEAR THE 3850 BLOCK OF SOUTH PONTE VEDRA BLVD IN VILANO
BEACH (NORTH BEACH) WITH ONE HOME THREATENED WITH COLLAPSE. FOUR
OTHER HOMES ON 30 FOOT PILINGS EXPERIENCES VARYING LEVELS OF
UNDERMINING. SEVERAL MINOR TORNADO TOUCHDOWNS NEAR THE ST JOHNS
RIVER. 16 HOMES WITH MINOR DAMAGE...13 HOMES WITH MAJOR DAMAGE...1
HOME DESTROYED AND THREE BUSINESS WITH MINOR DAMAGE. STRUCTURAL
DAMAGE VALUE IS $1.23M
UNION 0 0 0
FLOODING OF ROADWAYS. ONE HOME DESTROYED BY A FALLING TREE WITH THE
RESIDENT RELOCATED.
WAYNE 0 0 0
ONE RESIDENCE DAMAGED BY A FALLEN TREE.
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LEGEND:
I-INCOMPLETE DATA
E-ESTIMATED
MCALLISTER/SANDRIK/ENYEDI