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Hurricane Hermine (2016)



​Hurricane Hermine produced a top-5 recorded water level
at Cedar Key, Florida



​​Hurricane Hermine's Storm Tide within Climate Context at Cedar Key, FL

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The water level at Cedar Key reached 7.64 ft above the NAVD88 datum on Fri Sep 2 at 1:36AM EDT. This is:
​5th highest storm tide level out of 34 surges on record
4th highest storm tide level from a tropical system
​The highest recorded water level since 1993 (23 years) 
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This storm surge map provides an analog storm for Tropical Storm Hermine. In 2006, Tropical Storm Alberto generated storm tide higher than 8 ft (2.44 m) in Dixie County and 2-4 ft in the Tampa metro area.



UPDATE
WED AUG 31
​5:30PM EDT

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As of 1:00PM EDT this afternoon, the National Hurricane Center named Hermine a tropical storm.

See my late-afternoon analysis on Hermine's storm surge potential on this video:
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​UPDATE
THU AUG 25
7:00AM EDT


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The latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center shows an 80% chance that Invest 99L will form into Tropical Storm/ Hurricane Hermine within the next five days. The forecast track takes this system towards South Florida.
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​Massive convection fired up over night around Invest 99L. However, strong wind shear has displaced this convection from the low-level center of circulation, impeding development.
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Newsflash-
U-Surge, DisasterMap.net and Marine Weather & Climate are partnering to help you prepare for Hermine!


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