If people have not evacuated from the Alabama Gulf Coast, it now looks like they will have to ride out Hurricane Sally somewhere on the coast. The bridge on Hwy-59 leading into Gulf Shores and the highway south of the bridge is now being closed. Along with that, Orange Beach has now closed the Foley Beach Express toll bridge that crosses the intercoastal waterway, and the Perdido Pass bridge. Here are some Tweets from the beaches…
Gulf Shores is closing the Hwy. 59 bridge and Hwy. 59 South from Fort Morgan to the beach. Orange Beach closed Foley Beach Express toll bridge + Perdido Pass bridge. If you are on the island, you will not be able to get off the island until the bridges reopen. #HurricaneSally
— Baldwin County Emergency Management Agency (@BaldwinEMA) September 16, 2020
It’s getting intense in Gulf Shores… #Sally @tropicalupdate @FOX10News @weatherchannel @FOX10Shelby @spann pic.twitter.com/ame62zjAGQ
— Ryan Jackson (@RJack_5) September 16, 2020
Wind gusts from #HurricaneSally already bringing down trees, power lines in Fairhope, AL @abc3340 @spann @mynbc15 #alwx pic.twitter.com/NirIG2K0p0
— Stephen Quinn (@StephenQ3340) September 15, 2020
@spann 6:30 update Mary Ann Beach, Fairhope, AL pic.twitter.com/wRM8m23baf
— Just a Bama Girl (@JustagirlinAla) September 15, 2020
Orange Beach at SeaChase. 5:15pm Video from Mindy Grier pic.twitter.com/CMZWp6bxyk
— James Spann (@spann) September 15, 2020
The view facing the Old River near the FloraBama Yacht Club. Video from Sabrina Whitaker pic.twitter.com/67Zq7cE0Hh
— James Spann (@spann) September 15, 2020
