Now that we have daylight after the storm....
 

How did you fare in the storm?

We are in Mallory and have no damage at all with no accumulation of water in the street in front of our house. I estimate it will take about 5-10 minutes to rake up leaves on the property. We never lost power....not even a blip. I have no blinking clocks in the house.

Hope you are all safe and got through the storm OK.

We are in Bonnybrook and lost 2 of our trees but the house is fine and we still have power.

We are in Dunedin and no problems. One neighbor had a bottlebrush snap

In Dunedin we have no damage and still have power.

In Lake Deaton, lost part of the east facing roof

Thank you for the update. I appreciate knowing from neighbors how things look today.

Sabal Chase - We did not lose power, and only a couple of plants partially pulled out, we'll have to replant. No other damage.

A couple of our neighbors lost roofing shingles. Our retention pond reached a new height.

We have a house in Buttonwood but are not there and was wondering how thing fared there. Appreciate any info. Thanks and hope all made it through safely.

In Santiago, we have water and power. No trees or bushes lost. Don't drain your tub water yet. Irma is due west of us right now.

Palm fronds lost, some plants damaged, but structurally no issue. No flooding. Still have power

We just bought a house in Spanish Springs in the Rio Ponderosa area, but haven't moved in yet. . Waiting to get a report from our neighbor, who left to stay in a Villa.

Does anybody know how that area did? I have some huge Oak trees on my property that I'm worried about.

Thanks,
Bud

Buttonwood - I'm on Harding Path. Looking out my windows I can see no damage. No pooling water in the street. No loss of power (no clocks blinking).

In St. James. NO POWER OUTAGE! Thanks SECO! Debris everywhere. No damage to home. Lost one palm frond. That pond along Southern Star #4 is now a lake!!

Historic side?
 

Does anyone know how things are on the Historic side?