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Hurricane (Typhoon) — Flagler, FL

Aug 13, 2004

22:00 EST: 60 mph 5 mi south of Bunnell. 22:07 EST: 60 mph sustained in Korona. 22:23 EST: Transformers down in Bunnell. 22:26 EST: 65 mph wind gust in Flagler Beach. 22:30 EST: 55-65 mph destroyed a sun room in Palm Coast. 22:31 EST: 60 mph NW of Bunnell. 22:36 EST: 67 mph gust Flagler Beach. 22:37 EST: 77 mph gust Flagler Beach. 22:20-22:40 EST: Numerous trained spotter reports of 50 kt wind gusting to 60 kts countywide. Measured wind of 60G67KT and dime size hail reported in Palm Coa

Source: NOAA National Weather Service Storm Events Database (event 5413173). Narrative written by NWS staff at the time of the event.

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