TS Alberto

[Cil]

June Grass? Did someone say something about June Grass?

hah--well said.
I couldn't sleep.

I got up to go move my basil/tomato plants, however they are soggy but fine. (At least we finally got some rain.)
No storm surge here, but as SJ said about SoWal, there is not a whole lot of dry beach out there.

 

[Miss Kitty]

Thanks for the eyewitness reports. It reminds me how truly wonderful this board is for getting important information out. I was hoping that those officers were jotting down info on the debris owners for future fines. That is criminal to leave that stuff on the beaches...not to mention dangerous for the people unlucky enough for that debris to show up on their beach after the storm passes.

 

[Smiling JOe]

Warning!!! If you are walking on the beach the next couple of days, watch where you walk. There is debris on the beach and some hidden just under the surface which can cause injury. Please don't get the impression that the beaches are completely filled with debris. They are not, but it only takes one piece under your foot to ruin your vacation or day at the beach. ;-)

 

[Cheering472]

SJ thanks for the information in your post. Can't wait to see more photos. You bring so much to this board, thanks again.

 

[Kurt]

High Surf Advisory Is Cancelled...

The National Weather Service In Tallahassee Has Cancelled The High Surf Advisory For Bay And Walton Counties. Offshore Flow On The West Side Of Tropical Storm Alberto Is Not Producing Significant Surf. Surf May Pick Up A Bit This Afternoon As Winds Swing Around To The West. However... This Surf Is Not Expected To Reach Advisory Criteria.

 

[Cil]

Wow, the water has receded (here on the east side) and is quite calm now.
Skies are clearing but it still looks a bit threatening towards Apalach.
Good shelling out there!

 

[TooFarTampa]

High Surf Advisory Is Cancelled...

The National Weather Service In Tallahassee Has Cancelled The High Surf Advisory For Bay And Walton Counties. Offshore Flow On The West Side Of Tropical Storm Alberto Is Not Producing Significant Surf. Surf May Pick Up A Bit This Afternoon As Winds Swing Around To The West. However... This Surf Is Not Expected To Reach Advisory Criteria.

Excellent news. :clap_1:

SJ thanks for your photos and your detailed report. Paula I agree with what you said about surf advisory warnings ... it's a good idea for all owners to remind their renters about the flag system and rip currents! I also talked to ours yesterday and stressed the importance of heeding the red and double red flags, and reminded them where to look to see the flags when they are at the beach.

Things are a bit windy here in Tampa but drier and getting sunnier.

 

[Cheering472]

Excellent news. :clap_1:

SJ thanks for your photos and your detailed report. Paula I agree with what you said about surf advisory warnings ... it's a good idea for all owners to remind their renters about the flag system and rip currents! I also talked to ours yesterday and stressed the importance of heeding the red and double red flags, and reminded them where to look to see the flags when they are at the beach.

Things are a bit windy here in Tampa but drier and getting sunnier.

I was thinking about you this morning TFT.
Good to hear you are safe and dry.

 

[Beach Crazy]

Wow, the water has receded (here on the east side) and is quite calm now.
Skies are clearing but it still looks a bit threatening towards Apalach.
Good shelling out there!

Oh Cil, please go shelling for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[seagrovelover]

Wow, the water has receded (here on the east side) and is quite calm now.
Skies are clearing but it still looks a bit threatening towards Apalach.
Good shelling out there!

I will be there in three days!!!!!! :clap_1: