Tropical Storm Alberto Advisory Number 10

Tropical Storm Alberto Farther Northeast and Stronger

NOAA/NWS via BBSNews 2006-6-12 - [10:00 am CDT Advisory] - Air Force Plane Finds Alberto Located Farther To The Northeast And Stronger.

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At 10 Am Cdt...1500 Utc...A Hurricane Warning Has Been Issued For The Gulf Coast Of Florida From Longboat Key To The Ochlockonee River.

A Hurricane Warning Means That Hurricane Conditions Are Expected Within The Warning Area Within The Next 24 Hours. Preparations To Protect Life And Property Should Be Rushed To Completion.

A Tropical Storm Warning Remains In Effect South Of Longboat Key To Englewood...And West Of The Ochlockonee River To Indian Pass. A Tropical Storm Warning Means That Tropical Storm Conditions Are Expected Within The Warning Area Within The Next 24 Hours.

A Tropical Storm Watch Remains In Effect From South Of Englewood To Bonita Beach.

For Storm Information Specific To Your Area...Including Possible Inland Watches And Warnings...Please Monitor Products Issued By Your Local Weather Office.

Reports From An Air Force Hurricane Hunter Plane Indicate That The Center Of Alberto Has Reformed To The Northeast Of Its Previous Location.

At 1000 Am Cdt...1500Z...The Center Of Tropical Storm Alberto Was Relocated Near Latitude 27.1 North...Longitude 85.9 West Or About 190 Miles...300 Km...South-Southwest Of Apalachicola Florida And About 220 Miles...355 Km...Southwest Of Cedar Key Florida.

Alberto Is Moving Toward The North-Northeast Near 7 Mph...11 Km/Hr ...And This General Motion Is Expected To Continue For The Next 24 Hours.

Maximum Sustained Winds Have Increased To Near 70 Mph...110 Km/Hr...With Higher Gusts. Alberto Has The Potential To Become A Hurricane Within The Next 24 Hours.

Tropical Storm Force Winds Extend Outward Up To 230 Miles...370 Km...To The Northeast And Southeast Of The Center. The Large Extent Of Tropical Storm Force Winds Means That These Winds Will Be Felt Along The Coast Well In Advance Of The Arrival Of The Center.

The Hurricane Hunters Recently Reported A Minimum Central Pressure Of 997 Mb...29.44 Inches.

Coastal Storm Surge Flooding Of 8 To 10 Feet Above Normal Tide Levels Can Be Expected Over A Large Portion Of The Warning Area.

Storm Total Rainfall Amounts Of 4 To 8 Inches...With Isolated Maximum Amounts To 10 Inches...Are Possible Through Tuesday Across Portions Of Central And Northern Florida And Southeastern Georgia...Mainly Along And To The Right Of The Track Of Alberto.

Isolated Tornadoes Are Possible Over Central Florida Today And Tonight.

Repeating The 1000 Am Cdt Position...27.1 N...85.9 W. Movement Toward...North-Northeast Near 7 Mph. Maximum Sustained Winds...70 Mph. Minimum Central Pressure...997 Mb.

An Intermediate Advisory Will Be Issued By The National Hurricane Center At 100 Pm Cdt Followed By The Next Complete Advisory At 400 PM CDT.

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