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July 5th, 2005 It's almost for sure we will get some 40 to 75 mph winds tomorrow. And maybe higher. Cindy will cross some really hot waters as she nears the Mississippi coast and will have to pretty big swells heading our way. She could be growing toward the hurricane strength just as she comes ashore, but gusts could be that or more. Keep your eyes on the surf. Bienville will fill up with salt water once again. July 6, 2005 This little storm was really downplayed by the weather media. It ended up costing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages to personal property on Dauphin Island. Mainly vehicles being left in harms way. Not to mention the scared vacationers who stayed on the beach for a small tropical storm which was going to hit way over there in Louisiana.
Near BoardWalk Realty-> All these shots are from Port Royal to Raphael Semmes-> New shingles are history-> New condo site. Crain hoses are nearly hitting power wires-> But power wires are bending in the wind also-> Water eventually went over slab by 8 inches-> Sound starting to washover into wetlands-> These shots are of some,, just some of the cars that went under. Pay Winkey
no heed, he is seldom accurate-> These are on the sound side past Sehoy-> Lots and lots of new sand-> Honey, I thought we would be safe being on the very west end->
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