POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT...TROPICAL STORM DEBBY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE - TALLAHASSEE FL
1112 AM EDT MON JUL 2 2012
NOTE: THE DATA SHOWN HERE ARE PRELIMINARY....AND SUBJECT TO UPDATES
AND CORRECTIONS AS APPROPRIATE.
THIS REPORT INCLUDES EVENTS OCCURRING WHEN WATCHES AND/OR WARNINGS
WERE IN EFFECT...OR WHEN SIGNIFICANT FLOODING ASSOCIATED WITH DEBBY
OR ITS REMNANTS WAS AFFECTING THE AREA.
COUNTIES INCLUDED...BROOKS...DIXIE...FRANKLIN...GADSDEN...GRADY...
GULF...HOLMES...JACKSON...JEFFERSON...LAFAYETTE...LANIER...LEON...
LIBERTY...LOWNDES...MADISON...SEMINOLE...TAYLOR...THOMAS...
WAKULLA...WALTON...WASHINGTON...BAY...CALHOUN...DECATUR...BAY...
CALHOUN
A. LOWEST SEA LEVEL PRESSURE/MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS AND PEAK GUSTS
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METAR OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IS 10 METERS AND WIND AVERAGING IS 2 MINUTES
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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K1JO-HOLMES COUNTY, FL
30.85 -85.60 997.6 25/2058 030/021 25/1558 010/029 26/1536
KMAI-MARIANA, FL
30.80 -85.21 1000.6 25/2053 020/021 25/1553 050/030 26/1753
KECP-PANAMA CITY NW, FL
30.35 -85.80 1000.4 25/1942 020/023 26/1553 010/036 24/2236
KPAM-TYNDALL AFB, FL
30.07 -85.59 997.7 25/1853 060/022 24/2053 030/037 24/2044
KBGE-BAINBRIDGE, GA
30.97 -84.63 1001.7 25/2315 070/022 26/0015 060/030 26/0035
KTLH-TALLAHASSEE RGNL, FL
30.40 -84.35 1000.1 26/0853 080/024 24/2053 080/032 24/2053
KVLD-VALDOSTA, GA
30.79 -83.28 1001.8 26/0753 050/017 26/2053 070/024 26/1953
KVAD-VLDOSTA/MODY AFB, GA
30.97 -83.20 1001.9 26/0750 130/017 25/2125 040/025 26/2123
K40J-PERRY-FOLEY, FL
30.07 -83.57 997.4 24/2253 030/016 26/1953 030/027 26/1953
KCTY-CROSS CITY, FL
29.62 -83.10 997.4 26/2053 160/016 25/1753 160/027 25/1753
REMARKS:
NON-METAR OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IN METERS AND WIND AVERAGING PERIOD IN
MINUTES INDICATED UNDER MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WIND IF KNOWN
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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REMARKS: OBSERVATIONS REPRESENT PEAK WIND
B. MARINE OBSERVATIONS...
NOTE: ANEMOMETER HEIGHT IN METERS AND WIND AVERAGING PERIOD IN
MINUTES INDICATED UNDER MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WIND IF KNOWN
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LOCATION ID MIN DATE/ MAX DATE/ PEAK DATE/
LAT LON PRES TIME SUST TIME GUST TIME
DEG DECIMAL (MB) (UTC) (KT) (UTC) (KT) (UTC)
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42036-3D32 /D W. TAMPA
28.50 -84.51 993.2 26/0750 110/035 24/0650 110/041 24/0650
10
PCBF1-PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL NOS
30.21 -85.88 998.7 25/1942 050/024 24/2124 050/038 24/2124
10
APCF1-APALACHICOLA, FL NOS
29.73 -84.98 I 080/039 24/1848 080/052 24/1848
10
APXF1-APALACHICOLA NERR, FL
29.79 -84.88 995.0 25/2115 090/030 24/1415 I
10
SHPF1-SHELL POINT, FL
30.06 -84.29 995.6 25/2018 090/020 24/1806 080/037 24/2030
10
KTNF1-KEATON BEACH, FL/M
29.82 -83.59 999.0 26/2000 080/023 24/1800 080/028 24/1800
10
Apalachicola Tide
29.75 -84.90 993.1 25/2124 047/035 25/2300 058/045 26/0436
10
REMARKS:
C. STORM TOTAL RAINFALL FROM 0000 UTC JUN 24 UNTIL 1200 UTC JUN 27
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CITY/TOWN COUNTY ID RAINFALL
LAT LON (IN)
DEG DECIMAL
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3 SE SANBORN WAKULLA 28.78
30.03 -84.57
SANBORN WAKULLA 26.23
30.06 -84.60
7.0 SSE CRAWFORDVILLE WAKULLA 23.00
30.08 -84.33
3 WNW CRAWFORDVILLE WAKULLA 22.30
30.19 -84.42
ST. MARKS WAKULLA 21.09
30.16 -84.21
2 NE CRAWFORDVILLE WAKULLA 18.80
30.19 -84.35
WAKULLA SPRINGS STATE PA WAKULLA 18.79
30.23 -84.30
MAYO LAFAYETTE 18.28
30.05 -83.18
8.2 SW ST. MARKS WAKULLA 16.24
30.07 -84.30
2 SSE WOODVILLE LEON 15.53
30.28 -84.24
COOKS HAMMOCK LAFAYETTE 14.99
29.92 -83.28
AMES SINK LEON 14.74
30.31 -84.35
7.70 SW LAMONT JEFFERSON 13.75
30.29 -83.90
HOPEWELL FIRE TOWER MADISON 12.76
30.38 -83.44
APALACHICOLA AIRPORT FRANKLIN KAAF 12.62
29.71 -84.99
4 NW MAYO LAFAYETTE 12.60
30.09 -83.22
9.80 SW MONTICELLO JEFFERSON 12.03
30.44 -83.98
9.20 W ST. MARKS WAKULLA 11.89
30.15 -84.36
CROSS CITY AIRPORT DIXIE KCTY 11.85
29.63 -83.11
2 NW CROSS CITY DIXIE 11.52
29.65 -83.15
1.20 ENE MADISON MADISON 11.36
30.47 -83.40
LAMONT JEFFERSON 11.25
30.37 -83.81
FOLEY TAYLOR 11.19
30.06 -83.53
1.10 SW WACISSA JEFFERSON 11.14
30.34 -84.00
MADISON MADISON 11.00
30.46 -83.42
8.3 NE MADISON MADISON 10.27
30.55 -83.31
2.5 SE TELOGIA LIBERTY 10.06
30.32 -84.79
ASHVILLE JEFFERSON 9.39
30.61 -83.65
0.6 SE PORT ST. JOE GULF 9.12
29.80 -85.29
1 NW YELLOW JACKET DIXIE 9.09
29.47 -83.01
TALLAHASSEE REGIONAL AIR LEON KTLH 8.94
30.39 -84.35
CLYATTVILLE LOWNDES 7.90
30.69 -83.32
QUITMAN BROOKS 6.71
30.78 -83.56
VALDOSTA REGIONAL AIRPOR LOWNDES KVLD 4.99
30.78 -83.28
BRISTOL LIBERTY 4.70
30.43 -84.97
BLOXHAM LEON 4.54
30.38 -84.63
REMARKS:
D. INLAND FLOODING...
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WAKULLA...SIGNIFICANT INLAND FLOODING OCCURRED FROM VERY HEAVY
RAINFALL ON MONDAY JUNE 25. RAINFALL CAUSED NUMEROUS SMALL
CREEKS...STREAMS...AND RIVERS IN WAKULLA COUNTY TO RAPIDLY EXCEED
THEIR BANKS AND FLOOD ADJACENT COMMUNITIES. THE SOPCHOPPY RIVER
CRESTED AT 36.8 FEET ON TUESDAY JUNE 26TH. THIS IS THE FLOOD OF
RECORD FOR THE SOPCHOPPY. NUMEROUS HOMES WERE IMPACTED BY FLOOD
WATERS...SOME UP TO THE SECOND STORY. TWO BRIDGES WERE DAMAGED BY
FLOOD WATERS. NUMEROUS ROADS AROUND THE COUNTY WERE WASHED OUT OR
CLOSED DURING THE PEAK OF THE STORM. OVER 271 STRUCTURES WERE
IMPACTED BY FLOOD WATERS TO SOME DEGREE IN WAKULLA COUNTY. OF
THESE...21 MOBILE HOMES WERE DESTROYED...17 SINGLE FAMILY HOMES
DESTROYED...AND 2 RURAL HOMESITE BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
LEON...SEVERAL ROADS IN THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF LEON COUNTY WERE
WASHED OUT OR CLOSED DUE TO FLOOD WATERS.
FRANKLIN...SEVERAL ROADS ACROSS THE NORTHERN PORTION OF THE COUNTY
FLOODED DUE TO HEAVY RAINFALL.
JEFFERSON...A FEW ROADS FLOODED DUE TO HEAVY RAINFALL ON MONDAY JUNE
26TH. MOST NOTABLE WAS HIGHWAY 27 WEST OF HIGHWAY 19 WAS CLOSED FOR
A BRIEF TIME DUE TO FLOODING.
MADISON...WATER FROM A RETENTION POND SURROUNDED A RESIDENCE NEAR
THE CITY OF MADISON.
DIXIE...SEVERAL ROADS NORTH OF CROSS CITY EXPERIENCED FLOODING.
RIVER FLOODING ALONG THE STEINHATCHEE RIVER IMPACTED AT LEAST 40
HOMES.
LAFAYETTE...HIGHWAY 51 SOUTH FLOODED ON TUESDAY JUNE 27TH. THE
STEINHATCHEE RIVER NEARLY OVERTOPPED THE BRIDGE OVER HIGHWAY 51 IN
THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF THE COUNTY.
LOWNDES...MINOR FLOODING REPORTED IN SOUTHERN LOWNDES COUNTY IN LAKE
PARK.
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E. MAXIMUM STORM SURGE AND STORM TIDE...
OFFICIAL TIDE GAUGES NOTED WITH LEADING G
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COUNTY CITY/TOWN SURGE TIDE DATE/ BEACH
OR LOCATION (FT) (FT) TIME EROSION
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FRANKLIN G APALACHICOLA 3.51 4.31 25/1924 UNKNOWN
BAY G PANAMA CITY 1.50 2.42 25/1506 MODERATE
WAKULLA SAINT MARKS 4.00 6.50 25/2200 UNKNOWN
DIXIE HORSESHOE BEACH 4.00 7.00 25/2200 UNKNOWN
REMARKS: WAKULLA COUNTY EXPERIENCED MODERATE STORM SURGE FLOODING ON
JUNE 25TH AROUND THE TIME OF HIGH TIDE. SAINT MARKS HAD NUMEROUS
ROADS UNDERWATER WITH SEVERAL AREA BUSINESS AFFECTED BY HIGH WATER.
WATER LEVELS WERE ESTIMATED BETWEEN ONE TO ONE AND A HALF FOOT ABOVE
GROUND LEVEL. ADDITIONAL FLOODING OCCURRED NEAR PANACEA. US 98 WAS
OVERWASHED JUST NORTH OF THE TOWN. FRANKLIN COUNTY...MODERATE
FLOODING OCCURRED AROUND ALLIGATOR POINT WITH ALLIGATOR POINT ROAD
BEING SIGNIFICANTLY DAMAGED OR WASHED OUT IN A FEW PLACES. GULF
COUNTY...WATER LEVEL RISE AROUND HIGH TIDE FORCED THE CLOSURE AND
EVENTUAL WASHOUT OF INDIAN PASS ROAD. DIXIE COUNTY...MODERATE
FLOODING IN HORSESHOE BEACH TO SEVERAL HOMES NEAR THE COAST. ONE
REPORT WAS WATER ONE AND A HALF FOOT HIGH SURROUNDING SEVERAL
OUTBUILDINGS.
F. TORNADOES...
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(DIST)CITY/TOWN COUNTY DATE/ EF SCALE
LAT LON (DEG DECIMAL TIME(UTC) (IF KNOWN)
DESCRIPTION
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G. STORM IMPACTS BY COUNTY...
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COUNTY DEATHS INJURIES EVACUATIONS
DESCRIPTION
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WAKULLA 0 0 UNKN
MANDATORY EVACUATIONS WERE ORDERED SOUTH OF US-98 AND AROUND THE
SOPCHOPPY RIVER. 17 WATER RESCUES - RESCUED 67 TOTAL PEOPLE.
FRANKLIN 0 0 UNKN
EVACUATIONS ORDERED FOR SAINT GEORGE ISLAND...ALLIGATOR POINT...AND
AREAS ALONG THE CARRABELLE RIVER. 9 PEOPLE HAD TO BE RESCUED BY U.S.
COAST GUARD ON DOG ISLAND WHEN THEY WERE TRAPPED IN A HOME DURING
THE STORM SURROUNDED BY WATER.
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E-Estimated
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