Hurricane Charley in pictures (56K Unfriendly)
Posted: 2004-08-14 12:11am
From The Orlando Sentinel:
Belle Glade Police Officer James Dingle turns away local residents of the Belle Glade Marina, in Palm Beach County, that was evacuated because of Hurricane Charley.
Boca Grande Fire Department surveys damage from Hurricane Charley on the island in Boca Grande, FL.
The roof of a garage is blown off onto Charlotte County Sheriff's cruisers from winds of Hurricane Charley in the parking lot of the Charlotte County Airport in Punta Gorda, Fla.
A St. Petersburg store has a message for Charley on its boarded up windows.
Traffic leaving Pinellas County inches across the Howard Franklin Bridge on Interstate 275 toward Tampa on Thursday after an evacuation order was issued for low-lying areas around Tampa Bay. Forecasters predict a possible 13-foot storm surge if Hurricane Charley makes landfall there.
Artist Sonia Robinson adds Charley's name to the list that she and the other artists at the Guild Hall Art Gallery, a Key West co-op, have weathered together -- the others are Georges and Michelle.
Bronson resident Doug Eads fishes from the Cedar Key, public fishing pier, Thursday morning. The trip was cut short when Tropical Storm Bonnie's clouds and accompanying lightning approached from the southwest. (Yes, this is from Bonnie, but it looks damn good)
Belle Glade Police Officer James Dingle turns away local residents of the Belle Glade Marina, in Palm Beach County, that was evacuated because of Hurricane Charley.
Boca Grande Fire Department surveys damage from Hurricane Charley on the island in Boca Grande, FL.
The roof of a garage is blown off onto Charlotte County Sheriff's cruisers from winds of Hurricane Charley in the parking lot of the Charlotte County Airport in Punta Gorda, Fla.
A St. Petersburg store has a message for Charley on its boarded up windows.
Traffic leaving Pinellas County inches across the Howard Franklin Bridge on Interstate 275 toward Tampa on Thursday after an evacuation order was issued for low-lying areas around Tampa Bay. Forecasters predict a possible 13-foot storm surge if Hurricane Charley makes landfall there.
Artist Sonia Robinson adds Charley's name to the list that she and the other artists at the Guild Hall Art Gallery, a Key West co-op, have weathered together -- the others are Georges and Michelle.
Bronson resident Doug Eads fishes from the Cedar Key, public fishing pier, Thursday morning. The trip was cut short when Tropical Storm Bonnie's clouds and accompanying lightning approached from the southwest. (Yes, this is from Bonnie, but it looks damn good)
good thing it was canceled, cuz we would have been screwed.