Showing posts with label tropical storm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tropical storm. Show all posts

Saturday, October 13, 2012

10/13/12 Report - Tropical Storm Rafael & More

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Same Eroded Beach That I Showed Yesterday - Not Much Change


I checked a few beaches this morning.  The one that I showed yesterday with three foot cuts was basically unchanged this morning.  The cliff had eroded back a little, but not much. The cliff was no higher today than yesterday.  



The sand

Saturday, August 4, 2012

8/4/12 Report - Another Tropical Storm to Watch Now




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Small cut found at one Treasure Coast beach this morning.


Yesterday we got some wind and waves.  I took a look this morning to see what if anything happened at the beach.  Here it is.



As you can see there was some movement of sand, and some small cuts.  The cuts however were out on the front

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

6/27/12 Report - Debby Comes Ashore & Another Millions-Year-Old Find



One Treasure Coast Beach Yesterday Afternoon.



Tropical Storm Debby has been hard to predict.  Some models had her going West to Texas, others North, others East and even a few, Southeast.  It was really all over the map.

Some of the mystery is now over.  Debby hit land near Steinhatchee and is headed across Florida above Orlando and then out into the Atlantic.

I would guess that the Outer

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

6/26/12 Report - Old Florida Maps & Tropical Storm Debby



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Antique Map showing Fort Capron and The Old Indian River Inlet


There are a lot of antique maps that can be found online.  This is a portion of a map showing the location of Fort Capron and the old Indian River Inlet.



The inlet shown here is now closed and is north of the present Fort Pierce Inlet

Sunday, August 21, 2011

8/21/11 Report - Big News - 13 Foot Seas Predicted - Tropical Storm Irene


Neck of Tinajas Jar Recently Found on the Site of the Santa Margarita.

Besides the Atocha and the Santa Margarita, Mel Fisher Expeditions is now also working the site of the shipwreck code named the Lost Merchant.

Recent finds on the site of the Santa Margarita include a pewter plate, lead sheathing, and a number of iron encrusted objects.

The most important find from the Margarita this week

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

8/2/11 Report - More on Emily, How Often People Detect the TC Lately, & Steamship New Albany

Projected Path of Emily.Emily is now a named storm. As you can see Florida is within the cone. That is according to the 5:00 AM Tuesday forecast.The center of the storm is now projected to be just off the coast. "Storm" is the key word. Emily is not strengthening quickly, and is now projected to be a tropical storm, not a hurricane, when she reaches our area on Saturday.She is expected to pass

Monday, July 18, 2011

7/18/11 Report - Tropical Storm Bret & Beach Cutting Begins

Cut on Treasure Coast Beach This Morning.Thanks to Tom H. for the photo.I'll jump right into the conditions report today since there is actually a change, even though it is only a slight change.The low pressure area off of Cape Kennedy that I mentioned the other day, did develop. It is now tropical storm Bret, and is still in roughly the same position.Bret caused an increase in seas on the