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MikeCAdministrator
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Hanna Conditions in Your Area
      #84080 - Fri Sep 05 2008 08:53 AM

Hanna conditions (Currently in Sanford, FL), heavy rain, and light winds.

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Re: Hanna Conditions in Your Area [Re: MikeC]
      #84081 - Fri Sep 05 2008 08:57 AM

Live cam from Nags Head...surf starting to kick up.

http://www.surfchex.com/page_nagshead.php

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Re: Hanna Conditions in Your Area [Re: MikeC]
      #84083 - Fri Sep 05 2008 09:01 AM

In the Fort Pierce/Port Saint Lucie area in Florida, I'm getting at least 30mph rainy winds - and some squalls up to 40.

At daybreak this morning I began hearing staple guns, drills and hammers securing hurricane panels.

This is so eerie....just like when I lived on Jensen Beach when Frances and Jeanne went directly over my home.

South Florida: we're all in this together.
You are not alone.


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raining in miami, steady for hours [Re: ltpat228]
      #84092 - Fri Sep 05 2008 09:39 AM

mild flooding on some roads...

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Re: Hanna Conditions in Your Area [Re: MikeC]
      #84095 - Fri Sep 05 2008 09:45 AM

Palm Bay, 28.01N 80.65W

Rain and 30-35 NE winds started around 3-3:30.

Curent: Light\moderate rain, winds NNE 25, G30
Pressure 29.55 (lowest 29.52 at 0820z\4:20 am)

Ponding and minor flooding has started again in spots. Be careful folks, please don't drive through flood waters!

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Re: raining in miami, steady for hours [Re: LoisCane]
      #84097 - Fri Sep 05 2008 09:47 AM

overhead and offshore at Cape Canaveral:
http://www.twopalms.com/
as soon as the heavy rain lets up enough to load my "big wave" gun, I'm there.


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Re: Hanna Conditions in Your Area [Re: MikeC]
      #84110 - Fri Sep 05 2008 10:35 AM

Here in Loxahatchee it is very rainy. We've had 2.23" of rain since midnight. Our yard was just starting to dry out from Fay. Now, it is a total pond again. The wind is running 10-20 mph. Kind of misleading though because we have a lot of pine trees around. Barometer is finally climbing - now 29.70 from a low of 29.54.

I hope Ike is a dry storm because we can't take much more water.

Betsy

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Anton Ross
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Re: Hanna Conditions in Your Area [Re: Loxgal]
      #84117 - Fri Sep 05 2008 11:06 AM

Beaufort, SC (on the water) conditions:

We have slight drizzle, with winds out of the N 14, gusting to 18 MPH. In the marina where I live (yeppers, I live on a sailboat downtown) the gusts seem to be higher than at the MCAS. I'll have to look at the anemometer at lunch and see what she says.

Looks like Hanna is not making the turn to the East yet, so we may get more wind impact than previously thought. Radar shows bands coming in...rather rapidly.

I have spider lines running fore and aft on S/V Meridian, and the dock box is fully secured to the dock as of last night (it's new-ish, so I was slack in doing that).

Tonight should be interesting.

- Anton Ross
S/V Meridian, Soverel 36-6
Downtown Beaufort Marina, SC

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Re: Hanna Conditions in Your Area [Re: Anton Ross]
      #84118 - Fri Sep 05 2008 01:14 PM

Just to show conditions 'outside' of the cone....here east of Tampa, it is a bit windy with high overcast and a LOT of humidity that snuck back in overnight on Hanna's circulation. Been an occasional very light sprinkle and we are getting low 'scudder-type' clouds under the high overcast. Warming up a lot at this point in the day. We could use some rain as Gustav and Hanna have dried us out for the past week.....and we only got about 2 inches out of Fay.

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Re: Hanna Conditions in Your Area [Re: MikeC]
      #84123 - Fri Sep 05 2008 01:26 PM

Myrtle Beach
Rain, breezy

This from the N. Myrtle Beach Grand Strand Airport:

82°F
(28°C)
Humidity: 77 %
Wind Speed: NE 16 G 23 MPH
Barometer: 29.80" (1009.1 mb)
Dewpoint: 74°F (23°C)
Heat Index: 88°F (31°C)
Visibility: 10.00 mi.

The Charleston Post and Courier is reporting the NWS has informed them that it will make landafall in McClellanville, SC.

http://www.charleston.net/news/2008/sep/05/voluntary_evacuation_called_for53134/

Quote:

Area Braces for Tropical Storm

Charleston County officials urged the public to be cautious this afternoon as tropical storm-force winds from Hanna are expected to arrive around 2 p.m. Friday. The storm is still tracking toward Georgetown and Horry counties. Tropical Storm Hanna is heading more northwest than previously, with landfall expected at about 2 a.m. Saturday in McClellanville, the National Weather Service reported in its 11 a.m. advisory. The storm is predicted to remain a strong tropical storm.




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Re: Hanna Conditions in Your Area [Re: WhaleShaman]
      #84134 - Fri Sep 05 2008 02:12 PM

Here in Charleston, SC we have seen rain off and on throughout the morning. Not alot of wind at the moment. Gusts are probably in the 20MPH range. I expect conditions to go downhill very quickly this evening. News stations here say that between 11PM and 3AM conditions will be at their worst. Pete

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Re: Hanna Conditions in Your Area [Re: PeteW]
      #84192 - Fri Sep 05 2008 08:00 PM

Here in Johnston County (SE of Raleigh-110 miles inland) periodic heavy rain bands, calm winds at 8PM. Since the storm is to track through here early tomorrow, this should start to change shortly....

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saltysenior
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Re: Hanna Conditions in Your Area [Re: syfr]
      #84371 - Sat Sep 06 2008 08:09 PM



quote from a e-mail received at 9;01am from murrells inlet, s. c. .."it wasn't even a good rainstorm''...


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"Hanna Hunting" on I-95 [Re: saltysenior]
      #84556 - Sun Sep 07 2008 08:42 PM

Yesterday my family and I drove from suburban VA to central MA during the afternoon and evening. We knew we'd get soaked but ended up following the COC for 9 hours, always staying in the LF quad in the heaviest rainband and within about 50 miles of the center, all day long!!! Now I know just a little bit what the Hurricane Hunters go through. Well, at least the car got a good washing...
Plenty of 40ish gusts but nothing real bad. It was a lot like driving in a bad snowstorm all day long. Too bad they don't make a raingauge for moving vehicles. 5.24 inches at home, within about an 8 hour period.


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