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Keeping an eye on him. 5-day track (image updates regularly):




During emergencies it's critical to have eyes on the ground from locals who know what's going on, and comforting to have it all in one place. Our staff and members receive, gather and disseminate information from multiple sources such as the Walton County Sheriff's office, the South Walton Fire District, local media, and other regional and national authorites. We monotor their sites, Facebook pages, Twitter feeds, as well as receiving direct text messages and email alerts.

We are watching closely and If necessary we'll have an entire forum dedicated to Isaac or any other event with storm reports, links, discussion, photos and more critical information. We usually watch closely and calmly until a storm enters the gulf. But please remeber you should always make preparations to protect your life and property.

Keep an eye on conditions on our live beachcams at www.SoWal.com/beachcams.

Useful links:
http://www.floridadisaster.org
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/prepare/ready.php
http://www.wunderground.com/tropical
http://www.waltonso.org
http://www.swfd.org

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Kurt avatar
KurtAdminAuthor
#128
If this track from the Weather Channel is accurate we'll get some serious wind, rain and waves from the southwest Tuesday and Wednesday. Thunderstorm trains and tornadoes possible.

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swantree avatar
swantreeBeach Fanatic
#129
Looks like NOLA is going to see some of this.......
Lake View Too avatar
Lake View TooSoWal Insider
#130
If this track from the Weather Channel is accurate we'll get some serious wind, rain and waves from the southwest Tuesday and Wednesday. Thunderstorm trains and tornadoes possible.

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I've been reading the charts as if we were going to get serious weather on Tuesday, yet the Sheriff's department has stated several times that 40MPH winds could be expected by 5PM Monday. This seems like a big discrepancy.???
Kurt avatar
KurtAdminAuthor
#1311
10 PM track from National Hurricane Center moves further west.

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Kurt avatar
KurtAdminAuthor
#1321
Katrina's Track almost 7 years ago.
BTW NOLA has announced that the Superdome will not be used as a shelter.

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sadie1Beach Lover
#134
Was watching weather channel and even though its moved far west they act we'll get hammered still as were on the right side of the storm.At least no direct hit
Lady D avatar
Lady DSoWal Insider
#135
I'm sure you're joking. The Weather Channel showed earlier that South Walton County was under a mandatory evacuation. Is that true?
Beach Runner avatar
Beach Runnerbeats on hood
#1361
One of the scariest days of my life. Katrina about to hit our home in FL and our home in GA. Strange, but because our home in GA was designed by Dr. Samuel Wilson Jr. from NOLA, it has functional hurricane shiutters. So we were less worried about it than the beach house.

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Paula avatar
PaulaBeach Fanatic
#137
South Florida earlier today from http://www.seven-marine.com

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Amazing photo! Thanks Kurt and all for keeping those of us who are far away up to date. We will arrive on Friday for Labor Day weekend and will see how the area looks. Mostly concerned about beach erosion, but the beaches come back.
Lake View Too avatar
Lake View TooSoWal Insider
#138
Yeah, way cool photo! The probability of our area getting tropical storm winds has dropped below 50% according to latest NHC map.
Kurt avatar
KurtAdminAuthor
#1391
The latest track as of 6 AM CDT.

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KurtAdminAuthor
#1401
Satellite image from HNC.

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