Official landfall at Destin, Cat2, 105mph.
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This will go down as a historic win for AI forecasting models.
Destin cam sure looks different now. Back side seems to pack a punch, drier or not.
Are there any still up? All the ones I tried to access were down.
Ocean Reef's was still up - that's the one I was watching with the water coming up to the dunes. Winds shifted direction, and the camera is getting blasted.
MikeP
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I'm a amazed some of those areas in Destin/Ft. Walton still have power....
Jason Mills
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Winds are REALLY starting to pick up in Troy.
Yes. There looks to be a couple of corridors in central Alabama that could really get walloped by some wind. I think along the I 20 corridor has a good shot at having a bunch of power outages.
Currently the hrrr has that corridor for about 5-6 hours with wind gusts of about 55-60mph. Tommorw morning
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While we could use the rain, I wouldn't mind if this gets pushed east, or gets it's lights punched out by dry air.
MikeP
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I'll bet winds are gonna start to pick up here In Bham within the next hour....
Winds starting here now, knocking tree limbs ontop of my roof. Northeast of bham
Not really - as this winds down, winds spread out. This spreading out and gradient winds pushing into it are going to keep things going more than we'd like. Looks pretty stout - I think we'd see some pretty hefty gusts and some wind damage further north than folks might be expecting still. The story is all of this happening further east. Fingers crossed though.
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Jason Mills
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Multiple roads in Pike County are closed due to downed trees. Power is starting to go out across the county - I’m not sure how much longer I’ll have it.
MikeP
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I'm having some power flickers now. Probably won't be much longer for me lol....
