FL/GA/SC/NC - Hurricane Idalia, Aug 2023

[PayrollNerd]

It's hard to tell how tall the waves are but the article below the video says 31 feet!

MSN

NOAA said this Saildrone withstood sustained tropical storm force winds for more than nine hours and waves as high as 31 feet.

 

[branmuffin]

HI, don't know if you remember I mentioned seeing a Kia Soul parked in downtown Gulfport during landfall of hurricane Idalia. Well, that Kia Soul is famous! I'm here in Gulfport now and picked up a copy of the local paper, The Gabber, and there's a whole article about it as well as a poem dedicated to the vehicle. I guess I wasn't the only one wondering where it's owner was, seeing the water rise above its wheels. Here's a link to the paper. Enjoy.

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[Puzzles8]

The 2023 hurricane season displaced many Flamingos. The west coast of Florida was surprised with many Flamingo's immediately after Idalia.

This week we have new sightings of Flamingo's as far north as Wisconsin's Lake Michigan shores!

5 American Flamingos spotted in Port Washington, Wisconsin

The American Flamingo has never been spotted in Wisconsin before.

www.jsonline.com

Believe me, once the colder weather up here starts, the Flamingo's will be making a beeline back to the Caribbean.

JMO

 

[Friday Fan]

The 2023 hurricane season displaced many Flamingos. The west coast of Florida was surprised with many Flamingo's immediately after Idalia.

This week we have new sightings of Flamingo's as far north as Wisconsin's Lake Michigan shores!

5 American Flamingos spotted in Port Washington, Wisconsin

The American Flamingo has never been spotted in Wisconsin before.

www.jsonline.com

Believe me, once the colder weather up here starts, the Flamingo's will be making a beeline back to the Caribbean.

JMO

What are they going to do in winter? Do they know how to get home?

 

[JerseyGirl]

What are they going to do in winter? Do they know how to get home?

It is likely that during the fall, the birds will join millions of others and migrate towards more southern climates.

Rare flamingo sightings across US likely a result of impacts of Hurricane Idalia, experts say

Unusual sightings of flamingos have occurred in Virginia, Ohio, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Texas, Kentucky and Pennsylvania, according to the American Birding Association.

www.foxweather.com

Port Washington flamingos, Lake Michigan hosts unusual sight

Beachgoers in Port Washington came across an unusual sight Friday, Sept. 22: flamingos.

www.fox10phoenix.com