Here in Gulfport with all of our old trees, a sustained wind of 30 mph would create quite a problem, especially if it is from the North.
Hopefully the torrential rains will not affect us like it did with Hermine since St. Petersburg tends to dump its raw sewage into the bay every time there is a major downpour. I'm still coughing from the recent Red Tide bloom that was likely caused at least in part by their sewage in the Gulf of Mexico. Ugh
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