Tropical Storm Sally is now a Cat One Hurricane

Strong Category 2 with about an hour before landfall yet.

Pressure continues to drop, down to 965 mb's.

105 mph - northern eye wall is hammering the coast.

Could Sally be a Cat 3 at landfall???

Amazing how it continues to strengthen

Stay safe all

High tide in 3 hours.. going to be interesting in Pensacola and Pensacola Naval Station as eastern eye wall will still be coming ashore.

Wind, rain, storm surge and waves.

Radar with warnings..
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Zoomable radar..
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Still crawling at 2 mph...amazing!!

Landfall was at 4:45AM near Orange Beach in AL.

High tide in 25 minutes.

Hurricane Sally is trucking now at 4 mph and only about 15-20 miles inland after making landfall 5 hours ago.

Strongs winds still coming ashore.

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Flash flood warnings are up from the coast near Mobile AL up to Monroeville AL and over into the FL panhandle.
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Belleview FL 30 inches of rain, Pensacola 25

Rivers are rising and flash flood warnings will follow the storm track the next day or three as Sally moves to North Carolina and the lower mid-Atlantic region by Friday.

Sally will still be in Alabama early tomorrow morning.
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