Peak Winds
Speed / Time / Location / Source
63 mph / 2153 / Marineland / WXSTEM
55 mph / 2355 / Hammock Dunes Bridge Palm Coast / WXSTEM
54 mph / 2246 / Flagler Beach / FCA Skywarn Spotter
39 mph / 2400 / West Palm Coast / Skywarn Spotter / R section of Palm Coast
Notable damage reports – There were a number of downed trees and power disruptions countywide these are the more notable ones.
Power Outages – At one point 20,000 people in Flagler were without power
Incident / Time / Location / Source / Notes
Tree into house / 1810 / Sellman Ct / FCSO Dispatch / Large tree fell into house damaged roof and ceiling.
Tree blocking road / 2111 / Colbert Lane – Village Drive, Palm Coast / FCSO Dispatch / Road was blocked
Tree blocking road / Estimated near 2130 / Old A1A near Washington Oaks / FCSO Dispatch / Road blocked
Tree blocking road / 2303 / Lemon St and Fig St Bunnell / FCSO Dispatch / Road was blocked wires down
Fence Damaged / Unknown Time delayed report / Boulder Rock Drive Palm Coast / Fence panel blown out
Fence Damaged / Unknown Time delayed report / Woodlands Section Palm Coast / Fence panel blown out
Flagler County Coastal Engineer Administrator Ansley Wren-Key added, “The water levels didn’t reach the dunes along any stretch of the coast. Nothing out of the ordinary as far as erosion… the lower berm/beach has a small scarp (18”) due to equilibration of the profile within the Army Corp reach, except the last 10 blocks of the USACE project has a larger scarp height of about 3 feet. I will be talking to the city of Flagler Beach and the army corps about removing the scarp since it is turtle nesting season and is required in the permit. Overall, I would say very minor erosion along our 18-mile coastline.”
