Hurricane Jeanne September 2004 

Jeanne

Hurricane Jeanne landfall composite radar

Hurricane Jeanne

Thanks to Weather Underground, a website that is awesome when it comes to getting your local weather, we can show you the path that Hurricane Frances took across the state.  The best thing about Weather Underground is that unlike things like Weather Bug and Accu-Weather, Weather Underground DOES NOT put a program in your computer that slows it down or adds you to some e-mail list and flood your mailbox with CRAP!!!  You go there, you get what you want, and your happy.  Please enjoy both, what I have here, and visit Weather Underground for your own weather needs.

What Happened

Hurricane Jeanne came ashore on the east coast of Florida just 3 weeks after Frances and only 2 miles north of where Frances first made landfall. She was rated as a catagory 2 hurricane when she first hit land on the Port St. Lucie and Stuart barrier islands.  Frances was a very slow moving storm and Jeanne wasn't much faster.  Her forward movement of 8 to 10 miles an hour meant we in Port St. Lucie Florida had hurricance force winds for about 16 hours.  Where the webmaster lives the winds hit that speed about 5 or 6 in the afternoon and lasted until 1 in the morning when the eye came over us.  We went outside to take a quick survey of the damages and again we were rather impressed with how well the neighborhood was holding up.  When the winds picked up again nearly 2 1/2 hours after we entered the eye of the storm they were just as strong as what we had before the eye reached us and continued real strong until about noon.

 

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