To be onshore. Inside these squalls, and thats a squall when you look outside, look how pitch black. Windy, youve got heavy rain. When these go by, it will look really bad. That will be happening in Pinellas County and even into manatee and sarasota counties by about 6 00, and then eventually some of this activity will kind of sit over the bay area tomorrw as the storm begins to move to the north and northeast. Lets zoom in. Bands of rain coming up from the when this areas of red go by is when the wind and rain really picks up. Thats moving rapidly from south to north. Now, half of hernando citrus and pasco are dry, but theres more rain heading your way from the south and southwest. We slide south look at this solid line of rain. At the put that into motion and you can see it is moving north, but the line itself is slowly shifting to the east and then of hermine, our skytower is powerful enough to look all the way out in the gulf and see what appears to be, i wont call it n eye, but yo
Banks steps down as city attorney
The Apalachicola Times
A year and a half after she was chosen as Apalachicola’s city attorney, Kristy Branch Banks has stepped down, citing a growing case load in her Eastpoint private practice.
In announcing at the Feb. 2 meeting of the Apalachicola city commission her decision to resign, Banks, who a few months earlier had been approved by the commission for renewal of her contract, said she would stay long enough to assist in the transition.
“I would like to continue working with the commission until such time new legal counsel can be retained,” she said. “I love my hometown and I absolutely want to see things move forward in a smooth and productive manner.”