QUICK INFO FROM NEW 11 AM EDT ADVISORY
LOCATION…15 miles ENE of Daytona Beach
MOVEMENT…Essentially none
SUSTAINED WINDS…60 mph (unchanged)
Miss Fay is still sitting out there over open water spinning around like a Merry-go-round with seemingly not a care in the world. She has been essentially stationary (little movement) for hours on end. She eventually start a westward jog, slowly, go back inland and move west across Extreme North Florida and the Florida Panhandle. Scroll down for a tracking map posted earlier.
Later this morning, we will post some specific forecasts for cities and towns that will feel Fay over the next several days and through the weekend. Now, I would like to post these spot reports and I have included some along the Alabama/NW Florida Coast to show that nothing is going on there (yet!)
Gulf Shores…partly sunny, wind NE 3
Destin…partly sunny, NE 9, gusts 17
Fort Walton/Mary Ester…partly sunne, NE 3
East Dauphin Island…E 12
East Gulf Buoy…ESE 14, water temperature 85
Panama City…mostly sunny, NE 15
Tallahassee…cloudy, NE 9
Jacksonville…steady rain, NE 26, gusts 39
St. Augustine…cloudy, NE 35, gusts 41
Buoy offshore from NE Florida…E 30, 10-foot waves
Orlando…steady rain, West 25, gusts 37
Daytona Beach…steady rain, west 18, gusts 26
Buoy offshore from East Central Florida…wind south 30, gusts 40, 12 foot waves
DRY TAMPA
No rain so far today and their total for the last 3 weeks is only 3.55. That part of West Florida has not really been bothered by Fay.
FLASH FLOOD WARNING
In effect till noon for Brevard County in East Central Florida. An additional 2 to 3 inches expected. That is in the general area that has received extremely heavy rain from Fay.
