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ACUS72 KTAE 010433
PSHTAE
POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT...HURRICANE SALLY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TALLAHASSEE FL
1233 PM EDT THU OCT 1 2020
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...OR WHEN SIGNIFICANT FLOODING ASSOCIATED WITH SALLY
OR ITS REMNANTS WAS AFFECTING THE AREA.
COUNTIES INCLUDED...BAKER...BAY...BEN HILL...BERRIEN...BROOKS...
CALHOUN, FL...CALHOUN, GA...CLAY...COFFEE...COLQUITT...COOK...
DALE...DECATUR...DIXIE...DOUGHERTY...EARLY...FRANKLIN...GADSDEN...
GENEVA...GRADY...GULF...HENRY...HOLMES...HOUSTON...IRWIN...
JACKSON...JEFFERSON...LAFAYETTE...LANIER...LEE...LEON...LIBERTY...
LOWNDES...MADISON...MILLER...MITCHELL...QUITMAN...RANDOLPH...
SEMINOLE...TAYLOR...TERRELL...THOMAS...TIFT...TURNER...WAKULLA...
WALTON...WASHINGTON...WORTH
OCT 1...UPDATED FOR...ADDITIONAL DATA
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 SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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KTLH-TALLAHASSEE RGNL FL
30.40 -84.35 1006.9 16/2153 160/023 16/1926 160/035 16/1926
KAAF-APALACHICOLA MUNI FL
29.73 -85.02 1006.1 16/2153 180/027 16/1620 180/047 16/1456
KPAM-TYNDALL AFB FL
30.07 -85.59 1004.0 16/2140 200/033 16/1609 999/047 16/1811
KECP-PANAMA CITY NW FL
30.36 -85.79 1003.8 16/2253 150/029 16/1420 140/044 16/1343
K1JO-HOLMES COUNTY FL
30.85 -85.60 998.1 16/2158 060/016 16/0919 100/029 16/0927
KMAI-MARIANA FL
30.80 -85.21 1003.2 16/2353 080/020 16/1335 090/030 16/1335
KDHN-DOTHAN AL
31.32 -85.45 1002.3 16/2353 080/025 16/1645 070/034 16/1321
KOZR-FT RUCKER/CAIRNS AL
31.29 -85.72 1000.6 16/2231 080/022 16/1344 999/039 16/1628
K54J-DEFUNIAK SPRINGS FL
30.73 -86.15 090/021 16/0135 999/031 16/0515
KEDN-ENTERPRISE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT AL
31.30 -85.90 090/021 16/1615 999/037 16/1615
KHEY-HANCHEY AHP, FORT RUCKER AL
31.35 -85.65 1000.6 16/2227 100/025 16/1742 999/038 16/1718
KLOR-LOWE ARMY HELIPORT (FT. RUCKER) AL
31.36 -85.75 998.8 16/2233 050/016 16/1603 999/028 16/2118
KSXS-SHELL ARMY HELIPORT, FORT RUCKER AL
31.36 -85.85 999.8 16/2255 100/026 16/1423 999/035 16/1423
REMARKS:
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 SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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FSWNIVP-ISLAND VIEW PARK FL
29.85 -84.64 215/043 16/1606 999/054 16/1619
SGIBR-SAINT GEORGE ISLAND BRIDGE FL
29.66 -84.88 165/047 16/1505 999/050 16/1506
EDWA-ED WALLINE BEACH FL
30.35 -86.23 170/045 16/1710 999/050 16/1134
FAMU-FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY FL
30.43 -84.29 096/039 16/1712 999/049 16/1713
GCSC-GULF COAST STATE COLLEGE FL
30.19 -85.73 165/043 16/1542 999/048 16/1635
SHLPT-SHELL POINT FL
30.06 -84.29 114/042 16/1530 999/047 16/1705
FSUPC-FSU - PANAMA CITY CAMPUS FL
30.19 -85.72 999/043 16/1604 999/047 16/1436
FSWNFCEOC-FRANKLIN COUNTY EOC FL
29.72 -85.03 169/038 16/1643 999/044 16/1459
FSWNMB-MIRAMAR BEACH FL
30.38 -86.36 207/036 16/2052 999/043 16/1058
FSUCML-FSU COASTAL AND MARINE LAB FL
29.92 -84.51 163/040 16/1644 999/043 16/1630
FSWMSML-ST. MARKS LIGHTHOUSE FL
30.07 -84.18 203/034 16/1707 999/043 16/1707
CHOC-CHOCTAW BEACH FL
30.48 -86.33 135/039 16/1041 999/043 16/0937
FSWNMB-MEXICO BEACH FL
29.95 -85.43 150/032 16/1547 999/037 16/1619
FSWNIB-INLET BEACH FL
30.28 -86.01 111/032 16/1139 999/038 16/2208
WSLAHS-LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL FL
30.05 -83.17 247/030 16/1611 999/036 16/2003
FSWNPCBSC-PANAMA CITY BEACH SPORTS COMPLEX FL
30.20 -85.77 112/030 16/1139 999/036 16/1516
WSWHS-WALTON HIGH SCHOOL FL
30.74 -86.12 217/029 16/2015 999/036 16/2028
FSWNBCWTP-BAY COUNTY WATER TREATMENT PLANT FL
30.21 -85.61 167/029 16/2154 999/035 16/1318
WSGCEOC-GULF COUNTY EOC FL
29.81 -85.29 130/031 16/0625 999/035 16/1024
WSWHS-WALTON HIGH SCHOOL FL
30.74 -86.12 117/029 16/1251 999/034 16/1225
WSNETLH-NORTHEAST TALLAHASSEE FL
30.49 -84.25 136/029 16/1717 999/034 16/1717
WSCLS-CHALLENGER LEARNING CENTER FL
30.44 -84.28 160/021 16/2103 999/034 16/1939
FSWNBCSO-BAY COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE FL
30.21 -85.65 215/034 16/2056 999/034 16/1657
FW6414-PANACEA FL
29.97 -84.36 999/999 999/037 16/1646
PRWF1-ST. MARKS RAWS FL
30.01 -84.42 280/015 16/1646 196/034 16/1746
XSTG-ST. GEORGE ISLAND - WEATHERFLOW FL
29.67 -84.86 173/039 16/1611 209/047 16/1519
XPAN-PANAMA CITY BEACH - WEATHERFLOW FL
30.23 -85.88 121/031 16/1154 209/047 16/1519
REMARKS: MOSTLY WEATHERSTEM STATIONS. XSTG - WEATHERFLOW XPAN -
WEATHERFLOW FW6414 - CWOP PRWF1 - RAWS
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 SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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42036-3D32 /D W. TAMPA
28.51 -84.51 1005.9 13/2210 999/035 13/1542 080/041 13/1400
4.1
42039-3D20 /D PENSACOLA
28.79 -86.03 1003.7 14/0050 999/043 14/0857 120/051 14/0900
4.1
SGOF1-TYNDALL AFB TOWER C, FL
29.41 -84.86 1006.6 16/2100 190/042 16/1600 180/053 16/1545
35.1
PCBF1-PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL NOS
30.21 -85.88 1003.4 16/2142 124/046 16/1130 124/052 16/1130
8.6
APCF1-APALACHICOLA, FL NOS
29.73 -84.98 1006.6 16/2106 160/033 16/1224 189/040 16/1406
7.0
SHPF1-SHELL POINT, FL
30.06 -84.29 1005.7 17/0930 210/033 16/1712 160/049 16/1906
5.0
KTNF1-KEATON BEACH, FL/M
29.82 -83.59 1007.6 17/1000 180/026 17/0700 160/040 16/2200
10.0
XSTA-ST ANDREW BAY
30.13 -85.72 158/041 16/1257 108/049 15/1831
9.4
PACF1-PANAMA CITY, FL NOS
30.15 -85.67 164/028 16/1524 176/047 16/1718
8.2
REMARKS: XSTA - WEATHERFLOW STATION
C. STORM TOTAL RAINFALL FROM 1200 UTC SEP 13 UNTIL 1200 UTC SEP 17
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CITY/TOWN COUNTY ID RAINFALL
LAT LON (IN)
DEG DECIMAL
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TYNDALL AFB BAY PAM 13.55
30.07 -85.58
PANAMA CITY ECP BAY ECP 12.52
30.36 -85.80
DEFUNIAK WALTON 54J 10.63
30.73 -86.15
SHELL AHP COFFEE SXS 9.75
31.36 -85.85
OZARK DALE OZR 9.74
31.28 -85.71
APALACHICOLA FRANKLIN AAF 9.28
29.73 -85.03
ENTERPRISE COFFEE EDN 8.97
31.30 -85.90
FORT RUCKER DALE HEY 7.34
31.35 -85.65
LOWE AHP DALE LOR 7.32
31.36 -85.75
DOTHAN DALE DHN 6.58
31.32 -85.45
TALLAHASSEE LEON TLH 5.72
30.39 -84.35
ALBANY DOUGHERTY ABY 5.65
31.54 -84.19
DONALSONVILLE SEMINOLE 17J 5.28
31.01 -84.88
BAINBRIDGE DECATUR BGE 5.00
30.97 -84.64
TRI COUNTY HOLMES 1J0 4.80
30.85 -85.60
MARIANA JACKSON MAI 4.60
30.84 -85.18
MOODY AFB LOWNDES VAD 2.69
30.97 -83.19
CROSS CITY DIXIE CTY 1.88
29.64 -83.10
VALDOSTA LOWNDES VLD 1.88
30.78 -83.28
FSWN MOSSY HEAD WALTON 17.84
30.74 -86.33
FSWN INLET BEACH WALTON 17.55
30.28 -86.01
FSWN PANAMA CITY BEACH W BAY 17.36
30.25 -85.94
FSWN MIRAMAR BEACH WALTON 16.62
30.38 -86.36
WALTON COUNTY EMERGENCY WALTON 15.62
30.72 -86.09
FSWN BAY COUNTY WATER TR BAY 15.49
30.21 -85.61
FSWN WASHINGTON COUNTY E WASHINGTON 14.48
30.63 -85.60
ED WALLINE BEACH ACCESS WALTON 14.44
30.35 -86.23
GULF COUNTY EMERGENCY OP GULF 14.21
29.81 -85.29
SOUTH WALTON HIGH SCHOOL WALTON 13.96
30.38 -86.18
FREEPORT HIGH SCHOOL WALTON 13.78
30.54 -86.12
GULF COAST STATE COLLEGE BAY 13.51
30.30 -85.66
FLORIDA PANHANDLE TECHNI WASHINGTON 13.46
30.77 -85.55
WALTON HIGH SCHOOL WALTON 12.80
30.74 -86.12
GULF COAST STATE COLLEGE GULF 12.54
29.78 -85.28
FSWN YOUNGSTOWN BAY 12.49
30.36 -85.44
FSWN PANAMA CITY BEACH S BAY 12.05
30.20 -85.77
FSWN MEXICO BEACH BAY 11.85
29.95 -85.43
FSWN OCHLOCKONEE BOAT RA FRANKLIN 11.38
29.96 -84.39
GULF COAST STATE COLLEGE BAY 11.33
30.19 -85.73
W.R. TOLAR K-8 SCHOOL LIBERTY 11.02
30.40 -84.98
HOLMES COUNTY HIGH SCHOO HOLMES 10.77
30.79 -85.69
FSWN CHOCTAW BEACH WALTON 10.35
30.48 -86.33
PAXTON SCHOOL WALTON 10.07
30.97 -86.31
FSWN MARIANNA JACKSON 9.78
30.77 -85.22
FSWN ISLAND VIEW PARK FRANKLIN 9.41
29.85 -84.64
MALONE SCHOOL JACKSON 8.24
30.95 -85.17
JEFFERSON COUNTY MIDDLE/ JEFFERSON 8.22
30.49 -83.88
BLOUNTSTOWN ELEMENTARY S CALHOUN 7.98
30.45 -85.05
PORT ST JOE ELEMENTARY S GULF 7.90
29.79 -85.29
SNEADS HIGH SCHOOL JACKSON 7.60
30.71 -84.92
CHAIRES ELEMENTARY LEON 7.11
30.44 -84.12
LEE COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL LEE 6.53
31.74 -84.15
SHELL POINT BEACH WAKULLA 6.37
30.06 -84.29
HOLY COMFORTER EPISCOPAL LEON 6.20
30.48 -84.22
BALLARD PARTNERS LEON 5.81
30.44 -84.28
FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY LEON 5.65
30.43 -84.29
WAKULLA HIGH SCHOOL WAKULLA 5.51
30.11 -84.38
FSU RESERVATION LEON 5.34
30.40 -84.34
CHALLENGER LEARNING CENT LEON 4.85
30.44 -84.28
WHITETAIL HOLLOW FARMS GADSDEN 4.74
30.68 -84.45
HARTSFIELD ELEMENTARY SC LEON 4.68
30.43 -84.26
CANOPY OAKS ELEMENTARY LEON 4.65
30.51 -84.35
FSWN STATE EMERGENCY OPE LEON 4.62
30.39 -84.23
RUEDIGER ELEMENTARY SCHO LEON 4.38
30.46 -84.29
DOTHAN TECHNOLOGY CENTER HOUSTON 4.33
31.27 -85.38
WT MOORE ELEMENTARY SCHO LEON 4.31
30.48 -84.21
CONLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LEON 4.28
30.41 -84.22
MACLAY SCHOOL LEON 4.25
30.52 -84.28
FSU WEATHERSTEM LEON 4.07
30.44 -84.30
FAMU DEVELOPMENTAL RESEA LEON 4.02
30.41 -84.29
NORTHEAST TALLAHASSEE LEON 3.77
30.49 -84.25
UGA TIFTON TIFT 3.22
31.48 -83.53
COX ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COLQUITT 3.16
31.17 -83.77
GREENVILLE ELEMENTARY MADISON 3.14
30.46 -83.64
CITY OF CAIRO FIRE DEPAR GRADY 3.05
30.88 -84.20
BEN HILL COUNTY EMERGENC BEN HILL 3.00
31.69 -83.26
D. INLAND FLOODING...
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WALTON...THERE WERE NUMEROUS INSTANCES OF FLASH FLOODING ACROSS
WALTON COUNTY WITH WATER ENTERING MANY RESIDENCES. ONE PARTICULAR
AREA OF SIGNIFICANT IMPACT WAS ALONG ALAQUA CREEK. THIS CREEK ROSE
RAPIDLY, EXCEEDING THE RECORD STAGE AND ULTIMATELY CAUSING MAJOR
FLOOD DAMAGE WELL DOWNSTREAM ALONG SR-20 WEST OF FREEPORT. HOMES IN
THESE AREA HAD WATER BETWEEN 1-4 FEET AROUND/INSIDE THEM AT PEAK
FLOODING. ANOTHER NOTABLE FLOOD IMPACT WAS AN EARTHEN DAM UPSTREAM
OF JUNIPER LAKE IN DEFUNIAK SPRINGS. THIS SMALL DAM RUPTURED AND
RESULTED IN A TRAILER AND STORAGE SHED BEING WASHED AWAY. NUMEROUS
ROADS AND BRIDGES WERE DAMAGED ACROSS THE COUNTY. IN ADDITION TO THE
FLASH FLOODING, RECORD RIVERINE FLOODING OCCURRED ALONG THE SHOAL
RIVER. THE GAUGE NEAR MOSSY HEAD RECORDED A NEW RECORD OF 25.65 FT.
FLOODING WAS EXTENSIVE ALONG THE RIVER, WITH MANY HOMES ISOLATED OR
FLOODED.
BAY...NUMEROUS INSTANCES OF FLASH FLOODING WERE REPORTED ACROSS BAY
COUNTY, BOTH IN THE URBAN AREAS AROUND PANAMA CITY AS WELL AS IN
MORE RURAL AREAS ALONG US-231. SEVERAL REPORTS IN BOTH PANAMA CITY
BEACH AND AROUND PANAMA CITY OF WATER FLOODING INTO RESIDENCES,
GENERALLY LESS THAN 2 FT IN DEPTH. OF PARTICULAR NOTE IN THE COUNTY,
TWO MAJOR CREEKS THAT FEED DEER POINT LAKE PRODUCED ROAD CLOSURES.
ECONFINA CREEK ROSE TO NEAR RECORD STAGE, FORCING THE CLOSURE OF
SR-20 NORTHEAST OF SOUTHPORT. BEAR CREEK SET A NEW RECORD OF 29.54
FT AND RESULTED IN THE CLOSURE OF THE US-231 BRIDGE OVER THE CREEK.
ADDITIONALLY, A NEIGHBORHOOD ROAD, NORTH BEAR CREEK DRIVE WAS
COMPLETELY SUBMERGED DURING THE PEAK OF THE STORM. SOME HOMES ALONG
THIS PORTION OF THE CREEK HAD 2-3 FEET OF WATER INSIDE.
WASHINGTON...CONSIDERABLE FLOOD DAMAGE ACROSS THE ENTIRE COUNTY.
NUMEROUS ROADS WERE REPORTED WASHED OUT WITH BRIDGES DAMAGED. FLASH
FLOODING WAS EXTENSIVE IN CHIPLEY WITH MULTIPLE HOMES HAVING WATER
1-2 FT DEEP INSIDE. RECORD FLOODING OCCURRED ALONG HOLMES CREEK,
WITH A NEW RECORD OF 27.02 FT SET. MULTIPLE STRUCTURES FLOODED ALONG
THIS CREEK NEAR VERNON. SOME HOMES HAD 3-4 FEET OF WATER INSIDE.
ADDITIONALLY, SR-277 WAS FLOODED AND LARGELY IMPASSIBLE FOR 4 MILES
TO THE NORTHEAST OF VERNON DUE TO FLOODING FROM THE CREEK. EXTENSIVE
FLOODING OCCURRED IN THE SOUTHWESTERN PORTION OF THE COUNTY NEAR
MILLERS FERRY WHERE FLOODING FROM HOLMES CREEK AND THE
CHOCTAWHATCHEE RIVER CLOSED MANY ROADS AND AFFECTED SEVERAL
RESIDENCES.
HOLMES...CONSIDERABLE FLOOD DAMAGE THROUGHOUT HOLMES COUNTY,
ESPECIALLY FROM BONFIAY NORTHWARD TO WRIGHTS CREEK. SEVERAL
STRUCTURES IN BONIFAY SUFFERED FLASH FLOOD DAMAGE, SOME WITH UP TO 3
FT OF WATER INSIDE. FLOODING ALONG WRIGHTS CREEK EXCEEDED RECORD
LEVELS BY MORE THAN 3.5 FEET. THE NEW RECORD STAGE OF 20.7 FT
RESULTED IN THE CLOSURE OF CR177-A AND THE FLOODING OF NEARBY
RESIDENCES. SMALLER BRIDGES IN THE AREA WERE WASHED OUT. MODERATE
FLOODING OCCURRED ALONG THE CHOCTAWHATCHEE RIVER ON THE WEST END OF
THE COUNTY, AFFECTING CR-179 NORTH OF CARYVILLE.
JACKSON...SEVERAL INSTANCES OF FLASH FLOODING WERE REPORTED ACROSS
JACKSON COUNTY, PRIMARILY RESULTING IN ROAD OR SMALL BRIDGE
WASHOUTS. MOST SIGNIFICANT FLOODING WAS RIVERINE, ALONG THE CHIPOLA
RIVER. WHILE FLOODING IN MARIANNA ALONG THE CHIPOLA WAS MINOR,
DOWNSTREAM FLOODING DUE TO NEAR RECORD LEVELS ON MERRITTS MILL POND,
PUSHED THE CHIPOLA RIVER DOWNSTREAM AT TURTLE BEND TO LEVELS THAT
IMPACTED MANY RESIDENCES AND ISOLATED ACCESS INTO THE AREA FOR DAYS.
CALHOUN, FL...SEVERAL INSTANCES OF FLASH FLOODING REPORTED ACROSS
THE COUNTY WITH DAMAGE TO ROADS AND SMALL BRIDGES. MOST SIGNIFICANT
FLOODING WAS RIVERINE. JUNIPER CREEK FLOODED SR-20 WEST OF
CLARKSVILLE KEEPING THE ROAD CLOSED FOR ABOUT 24 HOURS. THE CHIPOLA
RIVER WENT WELL INTO MODERATE FLOOD STAGE, AFFECTING NUMEROUS
RESIDENCES DOWNSTREAM OF THE CR-274 BRIDGE, SOME WITH 2 OR MORE FEET
OF WATER INSIDE. FLOODING IN THE SOUTH END OF THE COUNTY WAS NOT AS
SEVERE, WITH ONLY MINOR IMPACTS REPORTED AROUND SCOTTS FERRY AT
SR-71.
LIBERTY...FLASH FLOODING REPORTED ACROSS PORTIONS OF THE COUNTY,
ESPECIALLY IN BRISTOL WHERE WATER FLOODED INTO A ROOM OF A SCHOOL.
SEVERAL DIRT ROADS IN THE COUNTY WERE WASHED OUT, SOME ISOLATING
RESIDENCES. FLOODING AFFECTED THE EASTERN END OF THE COUNTY ALONG
TELOGIA CREEK WITH BENTLEY BLUFF PARK AFFECTED.
GENEVA...MINOR ISSUES REPORTED ACROSS THE COUNTY, GENERALLY LIMITED
TO LOCALIZED FLASH FLOODING AFFECTING A FEW ROADS. NO FLOODING
OCCURRED ALONG THE PEA RIVER. MINOR FLOODING IN GENEVA ALONG THE
CHOCTAWHATCHEE RIVER WITH SOME FISH CAMPS IN THE FLOODPLAIN
AFFECTED. NO PERMANENT RESIDENCES WERE FLOODED.
DALE...NO SIGNIFICANT ISSUES REPORTED FROM FLASH FLOODING. HOWEVER,
FLOODING ALONG THE CHOCTAWHATCHEE RIVER RESULTED IN WATER ENTERING A
HOME 10 MILES NORTH OF NEWTON AND THE WEST FORK CHOCTAWHATCHEE RIVER
FLOODED HIGHWAY 105 IN SKIPPERVILLE. ALONG THE PEA RIVER, A HOME
DOWNSTREAM OF US-231 HAD WATER MORE THAN 1 FT DEEP IN THE BASEMENT.
COFFEE...DURING THE PEAK OF THE EVENT, COFFEE COUNTY DECLARED ALL
ROADS IN THE NORTHERN HALF OF THE COUNTY IMPASSIBLE DUE TO FLASH
FLOODING. THIS DESIGNATION LASTED APPROXIMATELY 16 HOURS UNTIL WATER
RECEDED. MODERATE FLOODING OCCURRED ALONG PORTIONS OF THE PEA RIVER
BETWEEN THE COUNTY LINE AT US-231 DOWN TO ELBA. A PORTION OF SR-87
NORTH OF ELBA ALONG WHITEWATER CREEK AND BIG CREEK FLOODED
EXTENSIVELY. FLOODING IN ELBA WAS LIMITED TO AREAS OUTSIDE THE LEVEE
AND GENERALLY MINOR DUE TO MITIGATION EFFORTS.
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E. MAXIMUM OBSERVED WATER LEVEL (WL)...
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ID CITY/TOWN COUNTY STATE WL DATUM DATE/ SOURCE
OR LOCATION (FT) TIME
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APCF1 APALACHICOLA FRANKLIN FL 3.11 MHHW 16/1730 NOS
29.7267 -84.9817
PACF1 PANAMA CITY MAR BAY FL 3.35 MHHW 16/1654 NOS
30.1523 -85.6669
PCBF1 PANAMA CITY BEA BAY FL 3.80 MHHW 16/1348 NOS
30.2133 -85.8783
SBIF1 SPRING CREEK WAKULLA FL 3.40 MHHW 16/1830 USGS
30.0800 -84.3298
MRKF1 ST. MARKS WAKULLA FL 2.02 MHHW 16/2015 OTHER
30.1568 -84.2070
NUTF1 NUTALL RISE TAYLOR FL 6.18 MHHW 16/1830 USGS
30.1497 -83.9642
STIF1 STEINHATCHEE TAYLOR FL 2.20 MHHW 16/1800 OTHER
29.6761 -83.3962
SUWF1 SUWANNEE DIXIE FL 1.96 MHHW 17/1945 USGS
29.3281 -83.1440
SEWF1 WHITE CITY GULF FL 3.42 MHHW 16/1845 OTHER
29.8849 -85.2197
REMARKS: MRKF1 AND SEWF1 DATA COURTESY OF NWFWMD. STIF1 DATA
COURTESY OF SRWMD.
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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3 WSW CECIL COOK 16/2026 EF0 -
31.03 -83.44
G. STORM IMPACTS BY COUNTY...
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COUNTY DEATHS INJURIES EVACUATIONS
DESCRIPTION
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WALTON 0 0 0
COASTAL FLOODING OCCURRED ALONG CHOCTAWHATCHEE BAY WITH WATER 1-2
FEET IMPACTING STRUCTURES IN FREEPORT NEAR THE US-331 BRIDGE.
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LEGEND:
I-INCOMPLETE DATA
E-ESTIMATED
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