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In response to "Oh man, the Sanibel causeway (only way on/off Sanibel) is destroyed -- nm" by ty97

The entrance to the Double Tree by Hilton hotel at Universal Studios (isn't this really far inland?) -- (link)

Posted by decline (aka Decline) Sep 29 '22, 05:56

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https://twitter.com/News13JeffAllen/status/1575447200057987072 (twitter.com)

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It is, but the center of the storm went over Orlando I think. And the storm moved slow so it dumped lots of rain in certain areas. - ty97 Sep 29, 06:10 3
- That's still odd, even for Orlando. -- nm - JaxSean Sep 29, 06:13 2
  - Some parts of Charlotte County got over 20 inches of rain in 24 hours and that part of the storm headed toward Orlando - ty97 Sep 29, 06:25 1
    - Yeah, my Orlando person says her boat and dock are destroyed. (Lives on a lake.) -- nm - Dark Callisto Sep 29, 06:37
Florida’s like really really flat. -- nm - mafic Sep 29, 06:02
there is a band where it rained more than a foot across the state, part of which goes over/near Orlando, so thats not really surprising. -- nm - tRuMaN Sep 29, 06:00

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