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The Official Hurricane Jeanne thread
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School Closures Related To Hurricane Jeanne
UPDATED: 12:26 PM EDT September 26, 2004
The Following School Closures Have Been Announced For Central Florida
As Related To Hurricane Jeanne.
UPDATED: 12:26 PM EDT September 26, 2004
The Following School Closures Have Been Announced For Central Florida
As Related To Hurricane Jeanne.
- Brevard County:Closed on Monday, Sept. 27th
- Flagler County: Closed on Monday, Sept. 27th
- Lake County: Closed on Monday, Sept. 27th
- Marion County: Closed on Monday, Sept. 27th
- Orange County: Closed on Monday, Sept. 27th
- Osceola County: Closed on Monday, Sept. 27th
- Seminole County: Closed on Monday, Sept. 27th
- Volusia County: Closed on Monday, Sept. 27th
- Univ. of Central Florida: Closed on Monday, Sept. 27th
Hurricane Jeanne
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Tropical Storm Jeanne Advisory Number 53
Issued at: 4:32 PM EDT 9/26/04
Jeanne continues to gradually weaken over Florida
At 5 pm edt, 2100z, the tropical storm warning on the Florida gulf coast south of englewood is discontinued.
A tropical storm warning remains in effect on the atlantic coast from north of cocoa beach to the savannah river, and on the gulf coast from north of englewood to destin.
At 5 pm edt, 2100z, the center of tropical storm jeanne was located near latitude 28.8 north, longitude 82.6 west or about 35 miles southeast of cedar key Florida.
Jeanne is moving toward the northwest near 12 mph, and a gradual turn to the north is expected during the next 24 hours. On this track, the center will be moving near the big bend area of Florida later tonight and early Monday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 65 mph, with higher gusts. Further weakening is forecast during the next 24 hours, and jeanne will probably become a tropical depression on Monday.
Tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 175 miles from the center. During the past hour, the follwing wind gusts have occurred across central and north Florida, 66 mph at sanford, 63 mph at st. Petersburg, 60 mph at st. Augustine, 56 mph at orlando, 54 mph at tampa,, and 48 mph at gainesville, cross city, and sarasota.
The estimated minimum central pressure is 973 mb, 28.73 inches.
Coastal storm surge flooding, along with large and dangerous battering waves, will gradually subside along the Florida east coast.
Tides of 2 to 4 feet above normal are possible in the warned area along the Florida west coast, and higher at the heads of bays. Tides could possibly reach 3 to 6 feet in areas of onshore flow north of tampa bay.
Rainfall totals of 5 to 10 inches, with isolated higher amounts are possible near the path of jeanne.
Isolated tornadoes are possible over portions of northern Florida peninsula and southeastern georgia this evening and tonight.
Repeating the 5 pm edt position, 28.8 n, 82.6 w. Movement toward, northwest near 12 mph. Maximum sustained winds, 65 mph. Minimum central pressure, 973 mb.
For storm information specific to your area, please monitor products issued by your local weather office.
An intermediate advisory will be issued by the national hurricane center at 8 pm edt followed by the next complete advisory at 11 pm edt.
Issued at: 4:32 PM EDT 9/26/04
Jeanne continues to gradually weaken over Florida
At 5 pm edt, 2100z, the tropical storm warning on the Florida gulf coast south of englewood is discontinued.
A tropical storm warning remains in effect on the atlantic coast from north of cocoa beach to the savannah river, and on the gulf coast from north of englewood to destin.
At 5 pm edt, 2100z, the center of tropical storm jeanne was located near latitude 28.8 north, longitude 82.6 west or about 35 miles southeast of cedar key Florida.
Jeanne is moving toward the northwest near 12 mph, and a gradual turn to the north is expected during the next 24 hours. On this track, the center will be moving near the big bend area of Florida later tonight and early Monday.
Maximum sustained winds are near 65 mph, with higher gusts. Further weakening is forecast during the next 24 hours, and jeanne will probably become a tropical depression on Monday.
Tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 175 miles from the center. During the past hour, the follwing wind gusts have occurred across central and north Florida, 66 mph at sanford, 63 mph at st. Petersburg, 60 mph at st. Augustine, 56 mph at orlando, 54 mph at tampa,, and 48 mph at gainesville, cross city, and sarasota.
The estimated minimum central pressure is 973 mb, 28.73 inches.
Coastal storm surge flooding, along with large and dangerous battering waves, will gradually subside along the Florida east coast.
Tides of 2 to 4 feet above normal are possible in the warned area along the Florida west coast, and higher at the heads of bays. Tides could possibly reach 3 to 6 feet in areas of onshore flow north of tampa bay.
Rainfall totals of 5 to 10 inches, with isolated higher amounts are possible near the path of jeanne.
Isolated tornadoes are possible over portions of northern Florida peninsula and southeastern georgia this evening and tonight.
Repeating the 5 pm edt position, 28.8 n, 82.6 w. Movement toward, northwest near 12 mph. Maximum sustained winds, 65 mph. Minimum central pressure, 973 mb.
For storm information specific to your area, please monitor products issued by your local weather office.
An intermediate advisory will be issued by the national hurricane center at 8 pm edt followed by the next complete advisory at 11 pm edt.
TimeTrip
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We got off easy here in seminole. I just got power back after being without it sicne 9:30am. Some rains and heavy winds.. but nothing particularly crazy.
Stay safe everyone.. mkt + photodave... keep up the good work trying to keep that water out
. Too bad you didn't have sandbags
Stay safe everyone.. mkt + photodave... keep up the good work trying to keep that water out
. Too bad you didn't have sandbags 
PhotoDave219
Well-Known Member
Were fine now that the winds shifted..... Next hurricane... well next hurricane i leave town!
Figment1986
Well-Known Member
corrus, u live in Tampa or orlando metro??
Tampa metro:
Public Schools closed:
Hillsborough County: Monday
Pasco County: Monday
Pinellas County: Monday
Polk County: Monday
"Polk Community College" Monday
Hernando County: Monday
Citrus County: Monday
Highlands County: Monday
Hardee County: Monday
Sumter County: Monday
DeSoto County: Monday
Hillsborough Comunity college is OPEN....
"Taken from WFLA.com"
Tampa metro:
Public Schools closed:
Hillsborough County: Monday
Pasco County: Monday
Pinellas County: Monday
Polk County: Monday
"Polk Community College" Monday
Hernando County: Monday
Citrus County: Monday
Highlands County: Monday
Hardee County: Monday
Sumter County: Monday
DeSoto County: Monday
Hillsborough Comunity college is OPEN....
"Taken from WFLA.com"