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Alberto Makes Landfall
May 28, 2018
As of the latest advisory, Subtropical Storm Alberto was making landfall near Laguna Beach, just west of Panama City Beach.
The latest information on Alberto can be found in the graphics on this page.
There is a tropical storm watch in effect.
For the latest local forecast, click here.
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5 Responses to “Alberto Makes Landfall”
As any Floridian born and raised here knows tropical storms and hurricanes are unpredictable creatures that can go left one minuet and right the next they also can stall and sit still for hours sometimes days. As far as damage from this storm how about you look at the news all around you. Severe flooding in Elliott, Maryland (praying for the people there) and Panama city where the storm actually shifted to. It also caused two deaths in the panhandle. Thank you to all those covering these storms and a big thanks to the governor for declaring a state of emergency that will help those with storm damage.
Look outside!!! It’s raining in Molino Fl folks!!!
I agree, they jumped the gun on this one.
Haven’t seen any rain or wind.
People were panicked for no reason at all.
“The sky is Falling” , not the news outlets fault, but even when the Governor declares a State of Emergency… and then there is no winds , no rain , no flash flooding …next time no one is going to take warnings and watches serious do to all the threats that are being issued for a “Subtropical storm”
Where is all the rain forecasted for Pensacola?