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Days since last Hurricane Landfall —
US Any:
553 (Milton),
US Major:
553 (Milton),
FL Any:
553 (Milton),
FL Major:
553 (Milton)
Ed Dunham
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Loc: Melbourne, FL
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Highest Recorded Peak Wind Gusts (mph):
Sabine Pass 93
Houston Hobby 92
Eagle Point 89
Port Arthur 87
Galveston Pier 77
Lowest recorded pressure of 952.0MB was at Galveston Pier at 13/07Z.
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MissBecky
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Loc: Ft. Myers, FL
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For anyone wanting to know about damage and conditions in Houston and to a lesser extent, Galveston, I highly recommend the blog on ABC 13's website.
http://weatherblog.abc13.com/2008/09/hurricane-ike-s.html
I used to live in Clear Lake, and I've been reading the blog all day in an effort to learn what happened in that area of town. There are lots of great posts with important information about damage reports and which areas of the city are still closed to evacuees.
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hogrunr
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Loc: Spring, TX
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Ike started affecting us yesterday afternoon here in Spring, TX, just north of Houston. Overnight, the strongest winds affected us from about 2:30 to about 10 am this morning. At 7 am we were experiencing the northern edge of the eye wall, that was the strongest point of all. The power blinked in and out 3 times, with it going out for good on the 3rd time at about 4:30 to 5 am. We experienced fairly heavy wind and rain all day through early afternoon. I don't think anyone in our neighborhood had any real damage, no broken windows, mostly some fences blown down, mine included. Alot of small trees blown over, and alot of my landscaping was pulled up, roots and all and blown around my yard.
I did a survey of the area and there was still some water over the road in a couple of places, and a bank drive through had been torn apart pretty severely. Our power turned back on at about 7:30 to 8 pm tonight. We are one of the lucky ones, as the town just north of us (with lots and lots of huge Pine trees) is expected to take 2-4 weeks to get it all restored. There are tons of lines down with trees over them and the such. Overall things went well here, it was my first hurricane and eye just brushed our location, so we got about 8-9 inches of rain total. Got some decent video and pictures as well so hopefully I can get them posted up soon.
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