Miss Kitty
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Coming to a gulf near you! I remember someone discussing the possible good effects from a storm out in the gulf for our beaches. Can someone elaborate? Please let this storm go west...
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Hurricane Katrina - I
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JB
Beach Fanatic
Re: Tropical Depression # 12
A little too close for comfort if you ask me. Yes, an indirect brush from a tropical system can bring more sand on the beaches. But as we saw with Arlene, there is a fine line between a "brush" and a "hit."
I would just as soon not take our chances with Katrina.
A little too close for comfort if you ask me. Yes, an indirect brush from a tropical system can bring more sand on the beaches. But as we saw with Arlene, there is a fine line between a "brush" and a "hit."
I would just as soon not take our chances with Katrina.
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
Re: Tropical Depression # 12
... a small storm could help push sand back onto the beaches in most cases. I am really concerned that the scraping of the beaches has lowered the build up so much that even a small storm could wipe the beaches clean, instead of building it back up. In areas where they scraped, there is not much height on the beach, making the reinforced dunes more exposed to the Gulf waters.
... a small storm could help push sand back onto the beaches in most cases. I am really concerned that the scraping of the beaches has lowered the build up so much that even a small storm could wipe the beaches clean, instead of building it back up. In areas where they scraped, there is not much height on the beach, making the reinforced dunes more exposed to the Gulf waters.
Re: Tropical Depression # 12
My Wife and I are almost sick about this, we are heading down to Watercolor tomorrow for our yearly trip to Sowal. We feel for the people who live down there to have to go through so many of these things. Lets just all pray that it moves further west and south.
My Wife and I are almost sick about this, we are heading down to Watercolor tomorrow for our yearly trip to Sowal. We feel for the people who live down there to have to go through so many of these things. Lets just all pray that it moves further west and south.
Re: Tropical Depression # 12
Looks like another disaster in the making for South Walton. National Hurricane Center now has it as a direct hit, and as a hurricane.
"Outlook valid 29/1200z 29.0n 86.0w
Max wind 65 kt...gusts 80 kt." That 75 mph, folks. And it could be higher too.
Looks like another disaster in the making for South Walton. National Hurricane Center now has it as a direct hit, and as a hurricane.
"Outlook valid 29/1200z 29.0n 86.0w
Max wind 65 kt...gusts 80 kt." That 75 mph, folks. And it could be higher too.
Bob
SoWal Insider
Re: Tropical Depression # 12
Smiling Joe is right! Scraping might best be done after the Hurricane season. The beaches may look even more barren after this next storm. So what's going on here? Are they scraping to reestablish dune lines, or trying to save our vocal gulf-front owners homes? Whatever happens, Walton County officials may need ear protection for coming meetings with the public.Smiling JOe said:
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
Re: Tropical Depression # 12
Maybe mhasper is planning for the worst and praying for the best.
If Pensacola is "targeted" again, how do you think the General Mgr for Pensacola Beach will respond to the question of why Mother Nature is targeting Pensacola? Last time he responded on National television that, "Mother Nature is a Motha."
JB said:
Maybe mhasper is planning for the worst and praying for the best.
If Pensacola is "targeted" again, how do you think the General Mgr for Pensacola Beach will respond to the question of why Mother Nature is targeting Pensacola? Last time he responded on National television that, "Mother Nature is a Motha."
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