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Sean

@nwfltracking

University of South Alabama 2025 / PR / Weather Communications life focus / Not a degreed meteorologist

 Florida, USA
Joined July 2018
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Don’t have any pictures, but the damage on Quintette Road and Chumuckla Highway in Pace was unbelievable. Numerous power lines were destroyed. Parts of Chumuckla are still blocked by tree debris.
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The power is still out in Pace, FL. However, that also means that the normal light pollution is currently absent. The night sky is looking absolutely gorgeous. I cannot remember the last time the stars were this visible. @rzweather
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Had to drive from Fairhope to the Pace area today to help my family with storm cleanup. It’s bad in Pensacola/Pace. I have not made it into the main part of Pace or Milton, but what I have seen has been quite awful. It’s a war zone on Highway 297A/Lewis Street in Pensacola.
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Quintette Road was bad but passable. The Ashley Plantation neighborhood suffered some significant tree, fence and roof damage. Highway 297A was easily the worst area though. Numerous damaged structures and power lines. Quite a few trees down on homes as well.
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Unfortunate
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The reports/pictures I’m seeing from Pensacola, Pace and Milton are simply heartbreaking. Numerous trees and power lines down, structural damage, roads impassable, etc. Grocery Outlet in Pace lost its roof. Walmart on Hwy 29 in Pensacola also has roof damage. Awful storm.
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Brewton, AL was also hit exceptionally hard. The communities in South Alabama and Northwest Florida need help.
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While there is still damage and recovery to happen, Baldwin County seemingly dodged a bullet this weekend. I’ve seen some limbs/trees down and minor roof damage (see below), but overall the area around 181/104 in Daphne/Fairhope is doing okay and still has power.
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Hearing that a tree is down and possibly blocking Quintette Road near Ashley Plantation and Stonechase. Report coming from Facebook. @rzweather
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This is a common story throughout all of Pace/Milton. Numerous reports of large trees are down across the area. Additionally, it seems like roofs took some damage in the Five Points area.
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Lightning from #Isaias visible from Daphne, AL @rzweather
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Shingles are being ripped off roofs in the Ashley Plantation neighborhood in Pace. This neighborhood is located off of Quintette Road north of Five Points.
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A stop sign in the Old Field neighborhood in Daphne is losing the battle to the incoming winds of #Isaias.
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Winds getting stronger in Fairhope, AL. Baldwin County might escape the worst of #Isaias, but locations such as Fairhope will see some (potentially significant) impacts. Video taken from The Shoppes at Fairhope Village. @rzweather @NWSMobile
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There we go…
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Storm moving in to the Fairhope, AL area @rzweather
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View of the storm rolling into Pensacola, taken from the 9 Mile/Pine Forest intersection @rzweather @NWSMobile @spann
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Intriguing video taken earlier today on Quintette Road. Looks to be a narrow rain shaft. VC to Jenny Tanner @rzweather @NWSMobile
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Wild looking shelf cloud from the Pine Forest/9 Mile area. Pictures taken at around 5:00pm this evening. @rzweather @spann
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It’s disheartening to continue to see sensationalism overtaking real, accurate information. Quality of weather information - from both Ind. and corporate media, is declining. Outlets are using this storm to induce fear and generate clicks. This is NOT Sally. At all.
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@rzweatherJul 21
I acknowledge the trauma associated with Hurricane Sally that a lot of people experienced. Let me vehemently emphasize: This is a totally different setup than what happened with Sally. We will have rain at times and breezy conditions over the next 36 hours due to Tropical Storm Bertha. For the vast majority of people, that will be the only (limited) impacts due to this storm. Take a deep breath. This isn’t Hurricane Sally.
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Should clarify that by independent I’m talking faceless pages spewing slop posts created simply to drive revenue. It feels like >90% of accessible information on social media is wildly inaccurate, and I have seen some previously trustworthy sources turn money hungry as of late.
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Pretty neat looking clouds this evening over Pace. Picture from around an hour ago. @rzweather
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View of the decaying storm over Milton. Pictures taken from the Circle K at 95A and Quintette. @rzweather
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Decent lightning output from the storm moving through the Pensacola metro. Video taken from the 9 Mile/Pine Forest intersection. @rzweather
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