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| The storm surge with Hurricane Frances
spills over the seawalls of the canals in Palm Coast (Photo
Nick Bereda, REACT 18) |
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| Storm Surge surrounds homes in Flagler
Beach and this was only from Tropical Storm Conditions!
Photo KG4HUF Rob Creal. |
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| Wind Damage in downtown Flagler
Beach from Frances. Photo from KG4HUF Rob Creal of the
ARES organization. |
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| Pool Screens caught the brunt of the damage,
as did roofs. Here is a pool screen damaged in an area
where 80 mph squalls hit. Photo Nick Bereda REACT 18. |
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| Nick kept us updated on conditions in his
area during the storm. Here a home has suffered major
tile damage. Nick Bereda REACT 18. |
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| When you lose roof tiles, the water comes
in and destroys the roofing and drywall in your home.
Many people suffered this from Hurricane Frances in Flagler
County. It is amazing what a little water can do. Photo
Nick Bereda, REACT 18 |
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| REACT 18 mobile unit out after the winds
died down reported this tree down, one of many in Palm
Coast. Tropical Storm conditions were still underway.
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| Frances loosens her grip on the area. On
Tuesday September 7th, FireFlight lands near the EOC for
a damage survey. |
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