9/13/17 @ 7:25 p.m. - Please see the below information from Martha Oberdorfer, EM Coordinator/Senior Planner for Nassau County Emergency Management:
Rainfall from Hurricane Irma and the nor’easter beforehand is still working its way down the watershed. Additionally, Hurricane Jose is in the Atlantic pushing water back onshore. This combination could extend flooding concerns for another 10-14 days in Nassau County. Previously flooded areas may see additional flooding and there could be new flooding in areas that have not yet been flooded. Residents along the St Mary’s River, Thomas Creek, and Lofton Creek should be extremely vigilant in watching for water level rise and evacuate before becoming stranded.
If you have any questions, please contact Emergency Management at 904-548-0900.
-Sabrina Robertson
County Manager's Office
Rainfall from Hurricane Irma and the nor’easter beforehand is still working its way down the watershed. Additionally, Hurricane Jose is in the Atlantic pushing water back onshore. This combination could extend flooding concerns for another 10-14 days in Nassau County. Previously flooded areas may see additional flooding and there could be new flooding in areas that have not yet been flooded. Residents along the St Mary’s River, Thomas Creek, and Lofton Creek should be extremely vigilant in watching for water level rise and evacuate before becoming stranded.
If you have any questions, please contact Emergency Management at 904-548-0900.
-Sabrina Robertson
County Manager's Office
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