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30.91°N -87.04°W
Berrydale, Florida
Santa Rosa Co.
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- 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 Berrydale.
Berrydale, Florida, located about 30 miles inland, is largely sheltered from the immediate impact of storm surges associated with hurricanes. However, its comparatively lower elevation does pose the risk of inland flooding, especially during hurricanes capable of producing heavy rainfall. Due to its inland location, Berrydale is less susceptible to hurricane-force winds, but can experience tropical-storm-force winds, particularly in severe and large scale hurricane events.
Historically, Berrydale has witnessed substantial rainfall amounts during hurricanes that have tracked over or near the area. The town was notably impacted by Hurricane Ivan in 2004 and Hurricane Dennis in 2005, both of which caused severe flooding in the region. As such, even though Berrydale is distanced from the coastline, it's crucial to pay attention to the forecast track of any approaching hurricane, their potential for heavy rain, and the implications for river and flash flooding. Necessary precautions and evacuation orders, if necessary and issued by the authorities, must be adhered to by the residents.
Berrydale, Florida, located about 30 miles inland, is largely sheltered from the immediate impact of storm surges associated with hurricanes. However, its comparatively lower elevation does pose the risk of inland flooding, especially during hurricanes capable of producing heavy rainfall. Due to its inland location, Berrydale is less susceptible to hurricane-force winds, but can experience tropical-storm-force winds, particularly in severe and large scale hurricane events. Historically, Berrydale has witnessed substantial rainfall amounts during hurricanes that have tracked over or near the area. The town was notably impacted by Hurricane Ivan in 2004 and Hurricane Dennis in 2005, both of which caused severe flooding in the region. As such, even though Berrydale is distanced from the coastline, it's crucial to pay attention to the forecast track of any approaching hurricane, their potential for heavy rain, and the implications for river and flash flooding. Necessary precautions and evacuation orders, if necessary and issued by the authorities, must be adhered to by the residents.
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