akt1985
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Is it safe to say Milton is transitioning to an extratropical system now?
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Hurricane Hurricane Milton
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TornadoFan
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WHAT?!
OHWX97
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OHWX97
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Yes. Baroclinic forces are definitely at play now. Might be fully transitioned by the time it reaches the Atlantic.
I’d believe you if you said that this was the Tuscaloosa-Birmingham tornado as it was approaching Birmingham.
Ugh. Right up the bay.
I also don’t think I’ve ever seen clouds that dark, I mean you have to zoom in just to see the tornado.
notsoencrypted
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North Naples Bay is starting to see some pretty heavy surge according to NOAA: https://water.noaa.gov/gauges/NBNF1
That and Cape Coral seem to be the main locations with NOAA gauges on that map showing surge so far. https://water.noaa.gov
That and Cape Coral seem to be the main locations with NOAA gauges on that map showing surge so far. https://water.noaa.gov
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What a tornado! On the other hand, I could feel my brain turning to sand the more of those Facebook comments I read. Thank goodness for TalkWeather!
MikeP
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Seems ahead of schedule. He's moving now....
Not a terrible thing, IMO - lower tide.
notsoencrypted
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Yeah, that seems to be a big benefit at this moment.
OHWX97
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Yes, it’s not high tide, but it’s not coming in at the best time either with it well out of low tide and on the rise.
Not going to be good, I fear. That there's that much surge in Ft. Myers beach an hour south doesn't bode well.
Sawmaster
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Numerous webcam feeds on YouTube right now.
I know we’ve moved on to landfall but this video, gracious…