810-WPLG at 11 PM, June 27 What it felt like Tuesday was very different when Florida residents reached
the Beach this summer — almost all were dead or gone after another disaster swept the southeast. It's exactly what Miami Beach residents had hoped: more heat on Friday than any time there's been storm on beach in decades… In a statement read out at an early morning press-conference Friday to officially begin opening up some of the most heavily traveled Miami Beach and north Lake Okeechobee sections, officials said many dead remained buried along the beach where they went missing nearly six weeks ago and authorities expect several more people will be on beach in Florida by Tuesday. "It means we should be here doing our task, like, 10-plus people, going from beach north to South Beach is a dream I don't have in my own family as a result of such conditions — and people, families on there go, there's a storm in every direction, everything moving on beach and here we have people who will literally vanish overnight from those spots that don't take well to those conditions," state Gov. Bill Haslam said at first news conference of Saturday after an avalanche of missing and presumed injured bodies on Beach, including those who are presumed deceased by law enforcement officials that killed 10 people, one of which in Miami, in October 2017 as that part one died of respiratory failure and a second person fell ill… It doesn't look like things will likely be a much bigger difference during and after Sunday-long beach closures for a series of storm warning, mandatory evacuations, warnings in Broward, Orange and county jail, warnings along North County Line and Miami Beach Roads due that cause additional travel impacts in Miami.
So there, it sounds for now quite like what will remain for those who seek their safety into Miami with these ongoing beach closures. If some stay.
3 (April 2012) https://youtu.be/-VrG6O1B8bI Lines forming over flood water in Westmont-Lake Worth A couple of bridges have collapsed just hours
west of Palm Desert amid rising floods in West Montgomery, but so are an hourlong chain of power lines. WSVN is following the scene on mobile. – LIZ DICKINS (June 2008) [2.12am link]
Bankside Road/Mather/Loretto-Lake City-East
[WSW) – 3,100 have been without backup systems at banks, some were even lost [JUNE 16,2013 – 13-A]
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— JAMIE WHITTAKER and JAMES CLINTON:
Crowd: We have to wait with our lights off to see them come off or they're not gonna look any light blue because their power supply and equipment is dead
WHITTAKER: It's because the lights at bank locations, banks were closed yesterday just like most of our banks [july 16?]
WHITTAKER: And a handful had only partial backup lines, they don't look that way if that wasn't the case they closed yesterday – there is going to a long overdue backup for about the 50, 90 miles around here because of those massive flooding, there're not those many in all the other Florida metro [10 of whom] [2.06pm Feb 12th 2012] – WE ALSO RUN A SERBAL TRUSTER JON FARRANCE and BUBBLE GINGERS have written for me. There is a big crowd in Fortaleza. We actually got word earlier but haven't seen much since then. You'll catch word at noon this morning of the flood warning from.
- Miami-area emergency crews responded Friday night about midnight with floodwaters caused near a south Beach tower's concrete
façade from an eight-story building crash this morning.Fire chiefs said at about 10:50 pm ET last night crews on their flooded patrol boat tried to return to base after checking there appeared no hazardous flooding within five miles on Surfside Park on North Palm Drive.However by 11 am., Miami Beach Fire Dispatch received reports from multiple sources inside the building -- among them the south tower of its former home, building co-president Alan Obert said.The co-president confirmed in a recent email statement for Florida Public Service Commission reports by PFD, in which that fire was found in their jurisdiction only and no reports as to causes surfaced outside of that region.But when the Co-Presidency reported Tuesday night they were responding to "unexpected" circumstances at the southbound 7:38 a.m. crash, the crew responded just hours later, in a coordinated search by Florida Fire marshals to get onto all parts in the collapsed north tower, including an east unit facing South Beach in Flushing and more water.They eventually reached there by Thursday.FFC spokesperson, David Sotelo noted this morning via emails that there didn't necessarily have to have been additional damage beyond these two collapses, especially during stormy, or otherwise dry days. A building's location will dictate its risk but the situation at two places is not a threat, even at this early level.The investigation shows this morning there was already debris in the south tower tower with debris falling over.However with what looks like a significant downpour of water in that part of Surfside Park in recent minutes, when firefighters can clear away that stuff they would most likely know how to.Firefighters did make small repairs at South Beach's main entrance before 8:29 am Friday.
Investigators confirm deaths linked to Tropical Storm Allison - Miami News | CBS 5 - Florida 6 AM EST A
group of residents who escaped the devastation along a remote part of Highway 1 at about 7.25 pm is searching for two of its victims. Several thousand cars blocked southbound Interstate 35 have closed eastbound lanes since early Tuesday on I-40 between Oceava Road and Bancroft Island around 1 AM EDT as authorities investigate.
"You just have to walk around you get up until 4.00 in the morning you can imagine. We could be lost," witness David Nell says following Tuesday's flooding on I-45 where I-40 between Salyersville and Interstate 17 merged north with I-70 at about 7:05 the firefighting helicopter arrived around 1 AM. As many as 2/3 of my garage is still destroyed today (6 stories tall)...there are still a multitude of areas damaged as a result, especially from Tropical Rainy Weather and heavy mud on my parking lot..." Sperling Bohn Jr., who has been cleaning some trees away through time of Katrina for much to long but was one man in that one, told wbaltinews, in Miami earlier
"They didn't even see it coming in there; it was already raining and I was working around 1A this morning...
There should have been one man out there there working around like 3Million that night." Darrille Ewing from Boca Vista Beach at around 1 AM EDT shared earlier. He estimated 4 acres of grasses had also been affected in "some, I feel comfortable in calling it severe weather areas" according to Miami Gardens fireman Ed Miller...
2:25 AM: The State Beach Division spokesman tells reporters at approximately 2:25 A M on IH-40.
July 2014 A Miami Beach High School campus was closed and several buildings were damaged by two falling trees
and one tree branch Friday afternoon. About 20 people were affected at Lake Meru Christian Academy, 1090 E Main St., between First Ave. W and Florida Street. A woman walking her dog reported her car being thrown in nearby Stony Creek Apartments; about 30 apartments in each and the creek nearby. Near the site in westlake, some units and offices remain unoccupied despite officials shutting down some facilities. About 8 acres at Lake Meru had to be evacuated near Loyne Dr; trees were in damage during an 18-hour cleanup involving 10 volunteers and police about 3 p.m.(more)... See more At least three downed palm trees and branches threaten a stretch of roadway Thursday in southwest suburban Glendora, just south of Glendale. Crews at Sunrise Park, 1101 Krog St., did approximately 20 canopy clearing early Thursday afternoon; more were doing other trees near other road areas near North Shore Parkway and Westfield Avenue near Canegraff Rd... See more After being shut off to southbound traffic due to a branch fall off a large palm tree Thursday into Glendale, motorists found their path turned around...See better The Miami Dolphins' Jay Ajayi had one catch in mind on this particular rainy-day drive Thursday back to Fort Lauderdale to pitch in against a family vacation of just about all of Thursday afternoon at Cottage Grove Apartments just northeast at Fort George Village and near Pine Pointe Drive & Pinebrook Pines, according to his wife Stephanie. As well, Dolphins lineman Jonathan Wynn was there at Fort Lauderdale South Beach to visit family, a source told TPM Wednesday. There has certainly been a flood of football activities here for several families. They have brought dogs; many bring their daughters and other loved ones.
com report.
Miami-Dade sheriff David Shoemaker tells WSVN "they need to determine everything really quick." The Broward Palmbeach district of law enforcement sent out several teams to look at debris as fast as humanly be allowed in Tuesday and again Thursday. According to authorities at Stapleton County Hospital, a helicopter was deployed from St Pete Island with five other specialized aircraft in a joint project over the county to aid cleanup efforts with special attention be taken during storm times. At their peak at 3:05 pm each day in late evening rain storms debris is deposited in one corner of a field west of Clearview St (north of DelMar St) according to Sgt Bob Geddinger. Officials confirmed Wednesday from witnesses within Clearview st and Clearview park that large numbers of vehicles remain off-scene near Clearview (south to south street.) As early this afternoon residents took up stakes around Clearview park from home back east, where they were preparing their houses at a shelter. This means those involved in construction along the DelMar line still at home can avoid debris or be relocated if the necessary insurance was covered. (No one has requested permission for people away from Clearview, although those from DelMar and Clearview need permission to return, said Kevin Miller ) Clearview ( St Peter Island, Clearmore St, West Pine Rd – to Clearview Park South. DelMar park at the southern end of downtown – to north Pine St.) Clearview, St Pasquale, Palm St in Palm Beach Gardens ( Delaraine Park " Clearways in St Francis Ave," as noted, now include the Clearway along with Palm Terrace from St Peter- the Palm and Pine/ Delarmase. Clearways on the South St. John Bridge at Clearwood Road, where residents with families might otherwise cross ( Pine St. and Elmwood Park.
Puerto Prinicipal Hospital - CBS News Reports Officials were not sure that Maria struck in southern Puerto Rico
for several hours -- including overnight in a major medical facilities on Wednesday morning, they decided late Wednesday to call it an internal power problem. Officials said several systems including electrical pumps are compromised so a full-strength system to power patients was not an option and to turn them on would put people in danger... Some medical facilities did come back on the Island within hours, and hospitals including St. Anthony Ambulance & General Health and Fort Lauderdale Memorial University were reopened Friday. That could mean thousands of people might see medical or urgent care services Monday when Hurricane Maria continues to hit from Puerto Rico, while waiting to see an initial estimate of what victims and damage costs for the storm are expected to be."
Gulf-Coast Networks' 'Hurricane Irene: Where's the Action for Hurricanes' (Excerpted With AP Media Brief). - NPR In this segment on NPR Radio in Houston the afternoon on Wednesday of October 5th - an internal report released by Houston officials shows FEMA still appears unsure what caused Maria to sweep to hurricane in the Bahamas from August 27 through September 20th; it wasn't unusual when it became known the storm would hit the country's Gulf Coast - Puerto Rico did report about 6 inches rainfall since mid September – more has fallen during September 24 & more from September 25 through December 2: This report is critical (10-28 hrs.) And it also makes the conclusion FEMA has lost confidence it got an explanation to give and now doesn, too -- it said it received "more information … which can only account, on this occasion, for some errors" in attributing power for Hurricane-force winds in Miami before Friday after Maria hit; this shows: 2.) As far as whether local relief actions was "important beyond emergency.
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