City undertakes another Don CeSar street flooding study
ST. PETE BEACH — City commissioners have allocated $74,187 for yet another study of how to control street flooding in the Don CeSar neighborhood.
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ST. PETE BEACH — City commissioners have allocated $74,187 for yet another study of how to control street flooding in the Don CeSar neighborhood.
BELLEAIR BEACH — Increases in the city’s budgeted capital improvement funds may be needed to complete planned stormwater drainage and seawall/boat ramp renovation projects.
Jessica. the communication and out reach cord nayer for the north carolina. joining us by phone. we heard from our derek van dam. talking about dangers the risks out there. i'm thinking about three groups of people. the people who are watching who left. maybe many miles away wondering when they can come back. i'm thinking about the people who stayed to hunker down in their homes and wait it out. also the rescuers who have work ahead of them. as the storm passes through. what are your thoughts about where we are now speaking to the groups? >> we're seeing a lot of inland flooding. beach floodin...
At least over waters. we had significant beach flooding and erosion. when you look at that system and you're losing steering currents, what's out there that can help us out? high pressure being so close to the eastern seaboard with clockwise motion could push thisle system to the coast. fit loses its grip, it slides away. that's what we want to see. we can look at the european model and the u.s. model. this is one of the best that we've been using lately. that's in blue. red is the u.s. model. brings it up monday off the carolina coast. this is eight days out. european still wants to hug the n...
We're looking at potential seven, even to 11. sure, some beach flooding and erosion. because it is moving quickly, the rain totals will be a little bit on the lighter side. however, still flash flooding is going to occur when you have nearly six inches in mobile, about 4 in biloxi. even extending northward, 3 and a half. with that and the winds together there will be downed trees. there will be some power outages, most of the winds r kind of focusing really to the east of the system. on the western edge of this core, we're not seeing significant winds. so even though new orleans should have gu...