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TS Dean

redfisher avatar
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I realize most probably know, but just to be sure....

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at4+shtml/083540.shtml?5day#contents

Remember that if you have to board up and don't have your supplies, you better go now...if its a rental, don't rely on your rental company...finally they'll close access bridges when winds top 50mph the day ahead of the storm...

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ShallowsNole avatar
Beach Fanatic
#2
I do not like storms that cross the Yucatan peninsula. Especially when there is a front moving east. :angry:
Smiling JOe avatar
SoWal Expert
#3
I realize most probably know, but just to be sure....

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at4+shtml/083540.shtml?5day#contents

Remember that if you have to board up and don't have your supplies, you better go now...if its a rental, don't rely on your rental company...finally they'll close access bridges when winds top 50mph the day ahead of the storm...
I believe the bridges in Walton County close when sustained wind speeds reach only 34-40 mph, a bit less than our surrounding counties. Good advice on not relying upon others to do the boarding for you.
Arkiehawg avatar
Beach Fanatic
#4
I believe the bridges in Walton County close when sustained wind speeds reach only 34-40 mph, a bit less than our surrounding counties. Good advice on not relying upon others to do the boarding for you.


For Ivan and Dennis the directive was to close them at 45 mph sustained.

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