Hurricane Warning: Rita in the Keys
Sep. 20th, 2005 11:38 amSince I've become more involved in the Red Cross, I've gotten more into my "Weather Geeking" hobby. Right now I have a live webcam from the Northwest corner of Key West streaming - WITH SOUND. It is awesome - you can hear the wind, see the wind and watch the water and a large boat bobbing up and down. Unfortunately, I also see a handful of people walking around from time to time :( Be safe everyone!
I'm also keeping an eye on the Monroe County, (FL Keys), Emergency Operations Center, (EOC) for alerts. They just posted storm surge/flooding updates.
TLC Art Director John Noe is in Tavernier, FL south of Key Largo. He still has Internet access & power. I can't believe he stayed but luckily there's a "last resort" shelter, (ie you should have evacuated when we made it mandatory but since you didn't...), less than 1/2 a mile down the road from him at the Dept of Health. He's taken 20+ pictures that I've placed on Flickr for him. Be safe John!!
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Date: 2005-09-20 06:11 pm (UTC)Right now SoBe's getting slammed with the dirty bands, the sea is creeping up the beach into my backyard on 4th st, 5th & Washington (ooooh noooo my CVS wonder store) is under a foot of water. ... & they just announced Lincoln Road is almost completely flooded (aaaaaaaaaarrrrrrgh ... my shopping).
Uh-oh, there's a power (loss) warning now in effect ... I better go "liberate" all my ice cream. It's a hard job, but, you know ... ::G::
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Date: 2005-09-20 06:30 pm (UTC);~))))
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