Trees and powerlines went down from both gusty winds and heavy rains that saturated the grounds too much.. Flagler Beach had gusty winds from 45-50 mph. I saw that subtropical looking swirl about 2-3 hours before it made landfall in Cape Canaveral. As of now, the storm has gotten much better organized since this morning, I agree with the NHC that a subtropical storm could form at any given time. Post Analysis may show this storm as a Unnamed Subtropical Storm. the radar is showing a much better system to.. deffinatly not a mess
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