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Post Storm Hurricane Report
Issued by NWS Jacksonville, FL
Issued by NWS Jacksonville, FL
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PSHJAX
POST TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT...TROPICAL STORM ANDREA...UPDATED
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSONVILLE FL
1230 PM EDT FRI JUN 14 2013
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 ANDREA
COUNTIES INCLUDED...ALACHUA...APPLING...ATKINSON...BACON...BAKER...
BRADFORD...BRANTLEY...CAMDEN...CHARLTON...CLAY...CLINCH...COFFEE...
COLUMBIA...DUVAL...ECHOLS...FLAGLER...GILCHRIST...GLYNN...
HAMILTON...JEFF DAVIS...MARION...NASSAU...PIERCE...PUTNAM...
ST JOHNS...SUWANNEE...UNION...WARE...WAYNE
JUN 14...UPDATED FOR...NON-METAR OBSERVATIONS FROM WEATHERFLOW, INC.
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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KJAX-JACKSONVILLE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT FL
30.49 -81.69 1000.0 07/0356 180/022 07/0341 130/032 06/1637
KCRG-CRAIG MUNICIPAL AIRPORT FL
30.33 -81.52 1001.3 07/0253 230/018 07/0613 140/033 06/1607
KNRB-MAYPORT NAVAL STATION FL
30.39 -81.42 1001.3 07/0352 130/022 06/1613 170/033 07/0328
KNIP-JACKSONVILLE NAVAL AIR STATION FL
30.24 -86.68 1000.6 07/0153 170/025 07/0253 180/038 07/0306
KVQQ-CECIL FIELD AIRPORT FL
30.22 -81.88 9999.0 MM/MMMM I 200/018 07/0335 200/026 07/0335
KSGJ-SAINT AUGUSTINE AIRPORT FL
29.97 -81.33 1003.0 06/2358 130/023 06/1520 140/035 06/1515
KXFL-BUNNELL FL
29.47 -81.21 9999.0 MM/MMMM I 210/018 07/0455 220/025 07/0535
KVVG-THE VILLAGES FL
28.96 -81.97 9999.0 MM/MMMM I 170/022 06/2035 190/030 06/2015
K42J-KEYSTONE HEIGHTS FL
29.85 -82.05 9999.0 MM/MMMM I 210/019 07/0235 210/029 07/0255
KGNV-GAINESVILLE REGIONAL AIRPORT FL
29.68 -82.27 999.7 07/0053 190/018 06/2148 130/028 06/1928
KHOE-HOMERVILLE GA
31.06 -82.77 9999.0 MM/MMMM I 310/013 07/0535 310/020 07/0555
KDQH-DOUGLAS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT GA
31.48 -82.86 9999.0 MM/MMMM I 010/012 07/0155 080/020 06/1955
KAYS-WAYCROSS GA
31.25 -82.40 9999.0 MM/MMMM I 290/013 07/0735 290/017 07/0735
KAMG-BACON COUNTY AIRPORT GA
31.54 -82.50 1001.5 07/0453 160/014 06/1453 160/020 06/1453
KAMG-BACON COUNTY AIRPORT GA
31.54 -82.50 1001.5 07/0453 160/014 06/1453 160/020 06/1453
KJES-JESUP GA
31.55 -81.88 9999.0 MM/MMMM I 110/013 06/1835 290/021 07/0735
KBQK-BRUNSWICK/GLYNCO AIPORT GA
31.15 -81.47 9999.0 MM/MMMM I 150/019 07/0415 150/025 07/0115
KSSI-ST. SIMONS/MALCOLM MCKINNON AIRPORT GA
31.15 -81.38 999.0 07/0448 220/023 07/0601 340/039 06/1028
KFHB-FERNANDINA BEACH FL
30.61 -81.46 9999.0 MM/MMMM I 210/022 07/0455 180/031 07/0415
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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JEKYLL ISLAND
31.05 -81.41 993.0 07/0440 180/036 07/0440 180/044 07/0430
10
JACKSONVILLE BEACH PIER
30.29 -81.39 999.0 07/0317 190/030 07/0400 170/072 06/2037
10
REMARKS: THE OBSERVATION ON THE JACKSONVILLE BEACH PIER IS SIMILAR
TO C-MAN STATION. THE WIND GUST TO 72 KNOTS AT THIS STATION MAY HAVE
BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH A NORTHWARD MOVING WATERSPOUT THAT MOVED ASHORE
AT MAYPORT, FL. DATA FROM JEKYLL ISLAND AND JACKSONVILLE BEACH PIER
ARE COURTESY OF WEATHERFLOW, INC.
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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41012-43 NM EAST OF SAINT AUGUSTINE FL
29.99 -80.60 1004.2 07/0050 180/030 07/0320 180/039 07/0250
5
SAUF1-CMAN STATION SAINT AUGUSTINE FL
29.86 -81.26 1003.1 07/0000 140/030 06/1510 170/042 06/1958
16.5
MYPF1-NOS STATION MAYPORT FL
30.40 -81.43 0.0 MM/MMMM I 230/020 07/0648 240/027 07/0712
UNKN
GTXF1-NERR STATION GUANA TOLOMAO MATANZAS FL
29.66 -81.22 1004.0 06/2130 140/014 06/1615 MMM/MMM MM/MMMM I
3.7
FRDF1-NOS STATION FERNANDINA BEACH FL
30.67 -81.47 999.2 07/0400 200/020 07/0454 200/025 07/0454
6.4
C6FM9
30.00 -80.80 1004.0 07/0100 180/040 07/0100 MMM/MMM MM/MMMM I
55
C6FM9
29.80 -80.60 1004.0 07/0200 180/045 07/0200 MMM/MMM MM/MMMM I
55
C6FM9
29.70 -80.60 1005.0 07/0200 200/045 07/0200 MMM/MMM MM/MMMM I
55
REMARKS: SHIP OBSERVATIONS FROM CARNIVAL FASCINATION CALL SIGN C6FM9
(BELIEVE OBSERVATION TIMES TO BE IN UTC)...HEIGHT OF WIND
MEASUREMENT ABOVE THE WATERLINE IS 55 METERS
C. STORM TOTAL RAINFALL FROM 0700 UTC JUN 06 UNTIL 0700 UTC JUN 07
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CITY/TOWN COUNTY ID RAINFALL
LAT LON (IN)
DEG DECIMAL
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4 ESE WAYCROSS WARE COCORAHS 3.62
31.20 -82.30
7 ESE HICKOX BRANTLEY COCORAHS 3.47
31.10 -81.90
4 ESE WAYCROSS WARE AYSG1 3.43
31.20 -82.30
1 WNW LIVE OAK SUWANNEE COCORAHS 3.40
30.30 -83.00
4 SE HORTENSE BRANTLEY NAHG1 3.20
31.30 -81.90
3 E ARGYLE WARE COCORAHS 3.17
31.07 -82.60
2 W MANOR WARE MNRG1 3.17
31.10 -82.60
3 SSW ALMA BACON AMG 2.59
31.50 -82.50
4 E SUWANNEE RIVER STATE SUWANNEE COCORAHS 2.57
30.40 -83.10
7 N JESUP WAYNE COCORAHS 2.56
31.70 -81.90
3 NNE ODUM WAYNE COCORAHS 2.43
31.70 -82.00
4 E KINGSLAND COASTAL CAMDEN COCORAHS 2.37
30.80 -81.60
5 NNW WHITE SPRINGS HAMILTON WSGF1 2.34
30.40 -82.80
1 SSW LAKE WEIR MARION COCORAHS 2.29
29.00 -82.00
1 SSW LAKE WEIR MARION COCORAHS 2.29
29.00 -82.00
3 NNE WOODBINE INLAND CAMDEN WBNG1 2.28
31.00 -81.70
4 ESE JASPER HAMILTON JASF1 2.25
30.50 -82.90
2 ENE PATTERSON PIERCE PATG1 2.20
31.40 -82.10
1 NNE JACKSONVILLE INTER DUVAL JAX 2.18
30.50 -81.70
3 ESE PINE GROVE APPLING BXEG1 2.12
31.80 -82.40
2 SW DOCTORS INLET CLAY COCORAHS 2.10
30.10 -81.80
1 E NASSAU VILLAGE-RATLI NASSAU COCORAHS 2.10
30.50 -81.80
1 NE ST. AUGUSTINE ST JOHNS STAF1 2.08
29.90 -81.30
1 SSW NEPTUNE BEACH DUVAL JCKF1 2.08
30.30 -81.40
4 WSW STEVEN FOSTER STAT CHARLTON FFPG1 2.08
30.80 -82.40
1 E DOCK JUNCTION COASTAL GLYNN BRUG1 2.00
31.20 -81.50
SILVER SPRINGS SHORES MARION COCORAHS 1.95
29.10 -82.00
3 NW GLEN ST. MARY BAKER GSMF1 1.94
30.30 -82.20
5 NNW HOMERVILLE CLINCH HMVG1 1.93
31.10 -82.80
7 W MICANOPY ALACHUA COCORAHS 1.87
29.50 -82.40
1 SSW NEPTUNE BEACH DUVAL COCORAHS 1.85
30.30 -81.40
2 SW DOCTORS INLET CLAY COCORAHS 1.85
30.10 -81.80
1 NNE MAYPORT DUVAL NRB 1.84
30.40 -81.40
1 SSW SANTOS MARION OCAF1 1.83
29.10 -82.10
3 E PEARSON ATKINSON COCORAHS 1.81
31.30 -82.80
3 W ORANGE SPRINGS MARION OSPF1 1.78
29.50 -82.00
2 WNW GLYNN HAVEN COASTAL GLYNN SSI 1.72
31.20 -81.40
2 NNE LAKE GENEVA CLAY COCORAHS 1.71
29.80 -82.00
3 NW GLEN ST. MARY BAKER COCORAHS 1.69
30.30 -82.20
2 NNE UNF DUVAL CRG 1.64
30.30 -81.50
1 E PRIDGEN COFFEE COCORAHS 1.60
31.70 -82.90
2 WNW GAINESVILLE AIRPOR ALACHUA GNV 1.56
29.70 -82.30
6 NW NEWBERRY GILCHRIST COCORAHS 1.56
29.70 -82.70
4 NW BELL GILCHRIST BLLF1 1.55
29.80 -82.90
7 N ELLERBEE BAKER COCORAHS 1.55
30.20 -82.20
1 E PRIDGEN COFFEE PRDG1 1.53
31.70 -82.90
1 N WATERTOWN COLUMBIA LCTF1 1.52
30.20 -82.60
4 SSW BELL GILCHRIST COCORAHS 1.51
29.70 -82.90
4 WNW GAINESVILLE ALACHUA COCORAHS 1.49
29.70 -82.40
5 NNE ARCHER ALACHUA COCORAHS 1.47
29.60 -82.50
2 WNW GAINESVILLE AIRPOR ALACHUA COCCORAH 1.43
29.70 -82.30
6 NW NEWBERRY GILCHRIST COCORAHS 1.43
29.70 -82.70
2 SE SOUTH PONTE VEDRA B ST JOHNS SGJ 1.42
30.00 -81.30
4 WNW GAINESVILLE ALACHUA COCORAHS 1.35
29.70 -82.40
2 SSW HIGH SPRINGS ALACHUA COCORAHS 1.32
29.80 -82.60
3 SSE STARKE BRADFORD SRKF1 1.30
29.90 -82.10
2 NNE PALM COAST FLAGLER WOGF1 1.24
29.60 -81.20
2 ENE OCALA MARION COCORAHS 1.23
29.20 -82.10
6 SSE BROOKER ALACHUA COCORAHS 1.19
29.80 -82.30
2 SSW HIGH SPRINGS ALACHUA HGHF1 1.13
29.80 -82.60
2 N HAZLEHURST JEFF DAVIS HZLG1 1.06
31.90 -82.60
1 WSW SAN MATEO PUTNAM COCORAHS 1.02
29.60 -81.60
5 NNW SPUDS ST. JOHNS HTGF1 0.95
29.80 -81.50
3 SSE CRESCENT CITY PUTNAM CREF1 0.75
29.40 -81.50
5 NNW SPUDS ST. JOHNS HASF1 0.06
29.80 -81.50
REMARKS: RAINFALL STILL BEING TABULATED WILL UPDATE PRODUCT WITH
RAINFALL INFORMATION AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
D. INLAND FLOODING...
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CLAY...SOUTH FORK OF BLACK CREEK ROSE RAPIDLY DURING THE AFTERNOON
OF THURSDAY JUNE 6TH. A FLASH FLOOD WARNING WAS ISSUED AND FOLLOWED
UP BY AN AREAL FLOOD WARNING. THERE WERE NO SIGNIFICANT FLOODING
REPORTS.
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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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REMARKS: NO SURGE/STORM TIDE IMPACTS
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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1 ENE MAYPORT DUVAL 06/2048 EF1
30.39 -81.40
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STORM SURVEY FOUND A TORNADO WITH 75 TO
90 MPH WINDS IMPACTED THE EXTREME EASTERN PORTION OF THE MAYPORT
NAVAL STATION. SEVERAL NON-CRITICAL STRUCTURES WERE IMPACTED WITH
MINOR DAMAGE. THE LENGTH OF THE TORNADO ACROSS THE BASE WAS 0.32
MILES...HOWEVER...IT IS LIKELY THE FUNNEL CONTINUED INTO THE ST
JOHNS RIVER AS A WATERSPOUT. THE MAXIMUM WIDTH...JUST BEFORE IT
ENTERED THE RIVER...WAS 0.1 MILES. DAMAGE WAS CONFINED TO MINOR ROOF
DAMAGE AND BROKEN WINDOWS.
1 SSE FERNANDINA BEACH NASSAU 06/2112 EF1
30.64 -81.44
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STORM SURVEY FOUND AN EF-1 TORNADO WITH
MAXIMUM WINDS OF 100 MPH IMPACTED AMELIA ISLAND. THE STORM CROSSED
THE OCEANFRONT BEACH ALONG STATE ROAD A1A JUST SOUTH OF RACHAEL AVE
AND PROGRESSED NORTH-NORTHWEST NEAR AND EAST OF EGANS CREEK. THE
TORNADO PASSED THROUGH THE STARBOARD LANDING NEIGHBORHOOD WITH 80 TO
100 MPH UPROOTING AND SNAPPING TREES AND POWER LINES. THE TORNADO
DAMAGE ENDED NEAR SUNRISE DRIVE AND HAD A MAXIMUM WIDTH OF 0.4
MILES...OR ABOUT 2050 FEET...NEAR JASMINE STREET.
5 NNW HILDRETH SUWANNEE 06/2107 EF0
30.02 -82.83
A TORNADO TORE DOWN TREES AND POWER LINES ALONG COUNTY ROAD 137.
SOME SHEETS OF ROOFING AND SIDING TIN WERE WRAPPED AROUND TREES.
G. STORM IMPACTS BY COUNTY...
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COUNTY DEATHS INJURIES EVACUATIONS
DESCRIPTION
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ANDREW SHASHY
- National Weather Service
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