Has anyone seen any local flooding?

I see the pictures on the PNJ, but I've yet to see any. My husband and I may go out in a bit, so I'm curious to see if anyone has seen any flooding.

PBulldog2 wrote:I see the pictures on the PNJ, but I've yet to see any. My husband and I may go out in a bit, so I'm curious to see if anyone has seen any flooding.

PB, I saw this today on Imgur, but do not know where it is located. It was labeled Tropical Storm Isaac. https://imgur.com/gallery/XJrRP

On further review, I think it is bullshit. The stump on the left looks like it has weathered more than the one on the right. (Previous flooding)

Nope! It's still dry as a bone up here.

*****CHUCKLE*****

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_Ax_rYeD5A&feature=related

This looks like it is at the Port of Pensacola



This is where Google puts the weather station. I don't see it.

https://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&q=30%C2%B024%2712%22+N+87%C2%B012%2742%22+W&ie=UTF-8&hq=&hnear=0x8890c75281291807:0xdad7c5373a3134c1,%2B30%C2%B0+24%27+12.44%22,+-87%C2%B0+12%27+44.41%22&gl=us&ei=bRc9UL76GYT48gSD3YDQBA&ved=0CCEQ8gEwAA

Just got back from a tour of a few local flood zones.

The dog park at Bayview Park is flooded, as are all of the docks. The wind was blowing hard at Wayside Park, and the waves were breaking over the walkways. We even went down to the ball park. The waves weren't as high, but the views of the sky were great!

I took a few pictures with my new cell phone. I'll try to load them later.

It doesn't look like tide will get higher than 4' at Downtown Pensacola.