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29.67°N -83.38°W
Steinhatchee, Florida
Taylor Co.
What this means for you.
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- 02Pre-pick a destinationFriend, family, hotel, or pet-friendly Red Cross shelter inland. Avoid deciding last-minute.
- 03Build a 3-day go-kitWater, meds, documents, chargers, cash. Keep it by your bedroom door.
- 04Verify on the official mapBoundaries can change between seasons. The state map is always the final word.
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About Steinhatchee.
Steinhatchee, Florida, being situated on the Gulf Coast, is highly susceptible to the threat of hurricanes and tropical storm systems. Its proximity to the sea translates to a major risk of storm surge, strong hurricane-force winds, and heavy rainfall during hurricane season. The area is generally flat, with a low elevation level that makes it vulnerable to flooding, which is particularly exacerbated by storm surges from hurricanes. This coastal town's geographical layout and its location on the Steinhatchee River can amplify the effects of flash flooding during heavy rainfall.
Historically, Steinhatchee has experienced high-intensity storms and flooding, most notably Hurricane Hermine in 2016. This Category 1 hurricane caused massive flooding due to significant storm surge and heavy rain in the Steinhatchee area, impacting properties due to the town's low-lying topography. Additionally, Tropical Storm Debby in 2012 resulted in major flooding in and around the area. These past events act as a reminder of the severe impacts that tropical systems can have on the Steinhatchee community. Therefore, hurricane preparedness and flood mitigation measures are absolutely essential for this coastal town.
Steinhatchee, Florida, being situated on the Gulf Coast, is highly susceptible to the threat of hurricanes and tropical storm systems. Its proximity to the sea translates to a major risk of storm surge, strong hurricane-force winds, and heavy rainfall during hurricane season. The area is generally flat, with a low elevation level that makes it vulnerable to flooding, which is particularly exacerbated by storm surges from hurricanes. This coastal town's geographical layout and its location on the Steinhatchee River can amplify the effects of flash flooding during heavy rainfall. Historically, Steinhatchee has experienced high-intensity storms and flooding, most notably Hurricane Hermine in 2016. This Category 1 hurricane caused massive flooding due to significant storm surge and heavy rain in the Steinhatchee area, impacting properties due to the town's low-lying topography. Additionally, Tropical Storm Debby in 2012 resulted in major flooding in and around the area. These past events act as a reminder of the severe impacts that tropical systems can have on the Steinhatchee community. Therefore, hurricane preparedness and flood mitigation measures are absolutely essential for this coastal town.
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