Tropical Storm Eta dumps blustery rain on Florida west coast
The storm slogged ashore near
In
Rescue crews had to wait for
There were no other immediate reports of any injuries or serious damage in the
On Thursday morning, much of the
“It was pretty bad last night when I came in," adding that there were already 3 to 4 inches of water inside by just before high tide. “We’re in here doing our cleanup today and assessing the damage. I think we fared pretty well considering as bad as it looked last night."
She said there was also some debris on the patio.
“I’ve been here almost 8 years and we’ve never had water damage," Brewer said. “This is the worst I’ve seen."
Firefighters in
Late Wednesday residents of
Another
“It’s not safe seeing we never lost power,”
The storm had meandered in the
Eta is forecast to dissipate over the western
The
The forecast prompted school officials in
Also in
The hurricane center said “life-threatening storm surge” was possible early Thursday, and forecasters advised residents to heed warnings from local officials.
The storm first hit
Eta hit land late Sunday as it blew over Lower Matecumbe Key, in the middle of the chain of small islands that form the
It was the 28th named storm of a busy
Frisaro reported from
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