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HYDROLOGIC STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSONVILLE FL
1059 AM EDT SUN AUG 24 2008
...WATER LEVELS ALONG THE SAINT JOHNS WILL REMAIN ELEVATED
WHILE SLOWLY SUBSIDING THROUGH MID WEEK...
TROPICAL STORM FAY PRODUCED RECORD RAINFALL AMOUNTS ACROSS THE SAINT
JOHNS RIVER BASIN LAST WEEK. ALTHOUGH MAXIMUM FLOODING LEVELS HAVE
RECEDED...THE RIVER WILL REMAIN SWOLLEN AS TRIBUTARIES DRAIN RUNOFF
INTO THE SAINT JOHNS FOR SEVERAL MORE DAYS. RESIDENTS ALONG THE SAINT
JOHNS RIVER AND ITS TRIBUTARIES INCLUDING THE ORTEGA RIVER...
JULINGTON CREEK...AND DOCTORS LAKE WILL CONTINUE TO SEE ELEVATED
WATER LEVELS EARLY THIS WEEK.
UNTIL RIVER LEVELS SLOWLY RETURN TO NORMAL TIDAL LEVELS LATER THIS
WEEK...RESIDENTS WHO LIVE ON THE RIVER OR ITS TRIBUTARIES MAY WISH
TO KEEP VULNERABLE OBJECTS AWAY FROM THE WATER...ESPECIALLY AROUND
THE TIMES OF HIGH TIDE.
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ENYEDI