This morning (9:ooam) water gauge is up to 1.28, so it has risen over 3 inches since Monday. We are still getting rain bands coming through, but really they are more wind bands than rain. Another gray day, have not seen birds this morning. The cranes came last night and then took off.
We were spared any tornadoes and large rain amounts of those to the east of the storm down along the Atlantic coast. Some places flooding up with up to 15 inches. I would not be here to write if that were the case at my house. I would be swimming out of here.
As for Fay, she is near Cape Canaveral and trying to gain her momentum again so she can hit us as a hurricane up the coast between daytona and Jax. She is persistant and so very very slow. This is the slowest tropical storm I ever saw. We may be feeling these effects through Friday then must watch another system trying “its’ wings” out in the Carribean.
update later in day….
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August 21, 2008 at 9:06 pm
MaryElizabeth McIlvane
That’s neat how you put the maps with the rain and more and more together. I just cam is rain from teh mail box soaked to the skin! Is this Fay’s reign of the rain? Flash flood warnings now from Seminole County. Why did i not get that kayack when it was on sale? 🙂