This might not be the storm to overfill Choctawhatchee Bay but an appropriate time nonetheless to monitor roadway flooding on West Harborside Drive leading out to the Driftwood subdivision. Should the roadway flood there is an agreement to open emergency access through Sandestin proper not that it has ever been invoked.
There's no longer a gate there so that ain't happening.
Squiffy has a voice of knowledge and reason here... this is the kinda voice I wanna hear in times of distress.
Sorry you are busy and here I am sending a loaded issue. A couple of years ago I assisted clients reach a legal settlement by which the county kicked over 1.3M to address stormwater ponding problems in Driftwood. So many memories, two members of the BCC had to recuse themselves this after the lawyers found it necessary to move the legal proceeding out of Walton County Court.
I've just been around a lot. Florida has an excellent system of emergency management, best in the nation. I'm proud of the folks we are hearing from here.
Transition time stinks. I’m about to go through again myself.
That's a conversation to have over a beverage one day. We'll have to do that.
Like out of a horror movie
At least were not playing this weekend. We could still get blown away even for the Wake weekend.
I hope it waits until then to arrive. I don't want (when we inevitably lose power) my fridge to start defrosting in the middle of the night only to wake up to a bunch of ruined/spoiling food.
The director of the NWS in Tally said it
I'm wondering the same thing. I mean, we're prepared with supplies, and we've stowed all loose outdoor objects...but we have big windows that aren't boarded up or anything. Are we being too complacent?
Hermine came through here in Tally in the middle of the night. The electricity was knocked out and it was terrifying! At least it should be relatively light out for most of the worst of this one here.
