For the first time in thirty-one years, on Thursday, September 1st, Tallahassee, Florida took a direct hit from a hurricane. Hurricane Hermine ripped through Florida's Capital City with gusts of 64 MPH,

Driving home from the Jersey Shore this afternoon. Hermine is on her way up the East Coast. A number of Jersey beaches are privately owned and they charge a hefty entrance fee. If you're caught without

The center of Tropical Storm Hermine was located by Doppler radar over southeastern Georgia about 30 miles north northwest of Savannah, according to a news release from the National Hurricane Center. Hermine

Good morning everyone from Tallahassee, FL! We're still here! We woke up this morning to no power and walked the dogs around the neighborhood. It's a mess out there. I took a few photos of the neighborhood

Also, this steemian's two children are there in Tallahassee and mama bear is starting to become unglued by the weather report. As Floridians we've been thru this before but never apart from one another

It has been since Hurricane Wilma made landfall nearly eleven years ago (24 October 2005) that the U.S. mainland has experienced a direct hit of a fully tropical event. Hurricane Sandy had already transitioned

Some video I took about 5 minutes ago as Hermine drops rain on the St. Pete Beach, FL area.

I figured it would be fun to post live footage of Hermine sweeping through. Enjoy!