Sunday, June 11, 2006
Tropical Storm Alberto is the first storm of the 2006 season, but it is very unorganized and should do nothing more then drop some rain and a few wind gusts, nothing more then the typical summer time storm in Florida provides. The big concern is for flooding, but with Florida needing the rain the storm should provide relief for fire crews battling wildfires in the state.
The winds presently are about 45 MPH and should get no more then 60-65 MPH.
Storm reports have been coming in out of Jacksonville and Tampa Bay, where the rain bands have been hitting there areas for the last few hours.
| 2000 | UNK | SUMMERFIELD | MARION | FL | 2901 | 8204 | POWERLINES DOWN (JAX) |
| 2000 | UNK | OCALA | MARION | FL | 2919 | 8213 | A NUMBER OF REPORTS OF TREES DOWN. ALSO SOME POWER OUTAGES (JAX) |
| 2005 | UNK | 5 W ESPANOLA | FLAGLER | FL | 2951 | 8139 | LARGE TREE LIMBS AND POWERLINES DOWN NEAR DAYTONA NORTH (JAX) |
| 2020 | UNK | CRESCENT CITY | PUTNAM | FL | 2944 | 8152 | TREE DOWN ON VERNON AVENUE IN CRESCENT CITY. (JAX) |
# posted by Sportstunner @ 1:44 PM 
