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flagler county - Northeast Florida Regional Council
Florida Statewide
Regional Evacuation
Study Program
Storm Tide
Atlas
Flagler County
Volume 7-4
Book 3 of 6
Florida Division of
Emergency Management
Northeast Florida
Regional Council
Northeast Florida Region
Includes Hurricane Evacuation Study
Volume VII-4 Northeast Florida
Statewide Regional Evacuation Studies Program
NORTHEAST FLORIDA
STORM TIDE ATLAS
Volume VII-4
Book 3
Flagler County
This Book is part of Volume VII of the Statewide Regional Evacuation Study (SRES) Program
and one of five county books in the Northeast Florida Storm Tide Atlas Series. Book 1 covers Clay
County; Book 2 covers Duval County; Book 3 covers Flagler County, Book 4 covers Nassau County;
Book 5 covers Putnam County and Book 6 covers St. Johns County. The Atlas maps identify those
areas subject to potential storm tide flooding from the five categories of hurricane on the Saffir
Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale as determined by NOAA’s numerical storm surge model, SLOSH.
The Storm Tide Atlas, published in 2010, is the foundation of the hazards analysis for storm tide
and a key component of the SRES. The Technical Data Report (Volume I) builds upon this analysis
and includes the revised evacuation zones and population estimates, results of the evacuation
behavioral data, shelter analysis and evacuation transportation analyses. The Study, which provides
vital information to state and local emergency management, forms the basis for county evacuation
plans. The final documents with summary information will be published and made available on the
Internet (www.nefrc.org) in December 2010.
The Atlas was produced by the Northeast Florida Regional Council with funding by the Florida
Legislature and the Federal Emergency Management Agency through the Florida Division of
Emergency Management.
This Atlas was prepared and published by the Northeast Regional Council,
6850 Belfort Oaks Place, Jacksonville, Fl 32216. Telephone: (904) 279-0880
Fax: (904) 279-0881: Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Web site: www.nefrc.org
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VOLUME VII-4
NORTHEAST
FLORIDA
STORM TIDE ATLAS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Book 3
Flagler County
INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................... 5
THE SLOSH MODEL ................................................................................................ 6
Hypothetical Storm Simulations ............................................................................ 6
The Grid for the Northeast Florida SLOSH Model .................................................... 9
Storm Scenario Determinations............................................................................. 9
CREATION OF THE STORM TIDE ZONES ................................................................ 11
Determining Storm Tide Height and Flooding Depth ............................................. 11
Storm Tide Post-Processing ................................................................................ 12
VARIATIONS TO CONSIDER .................................................................................. 14
Storm tide & Wave Height.................................................................................. 14
Forward Speed.................................................................................................. 14
Astronomical Tides ............................................................................................ 14
Accuracy........................................................................................................... 14
POINTS OF REFERENCE ........................................................................................ 15
STORM TIDE ATLAS.............................................................................................. 18
LIST OF TABLES
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Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale........................................................ 7
Northeast Florida Basin Hypothetical Storm Parameters............................. 8
Potential Storm Tide Height (s) by County ............................................. 10
Selected Points of Reference................................................................. 16
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Northeast Florida Basin Grid ...................................................................... 9
SLOSH Grid with Surge Values ................................................................... 9
Digital Elevation from LIDAR.................................................................... 11
SLOSH Display........................................................................................ 12
SLOSH Display Post-Processing ................................................................ 12
Storm Tide Limits for the Northeast Florida Region .................................... 13
Atlas Map Index...................................................................................... 19
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CREDITS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Funding was authorized by the Florida Legislature through House Bill 7121,
as a result of the 2004 and 2005 hurricane seasons. Provisions of this bill
require the Division of Emergency Management to update all Regional
Evacuation Studies in the State and inexorably tied the Evacuation Studies
and Growth Management. As a result, this study addresses both
Emergency Management and Growth Management data needs. Funds were
also provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) with
all money administered through the Florida Division of Emergency
Management (FDEM), 2555 Shumard Oak Blvd., Tallahassee, 32399. Web
site: www.floridadisaster.org. Local match was provided by the counties of Baker, Clay, Duval, Flagler,
Nassau, Putnam and St. Johns.
The Council acknowledges and extends its appreciation to the following agencies and people for their
cooperation and assistance in the development of this Atlas:
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA/TPC-NHC) for the SLOSH
numerical storm surge model developed by the late Chester L. Jelesnianski, the
development of the 2009 Northeast Florida Basin under the management of Jamie Rhome,
and for the storm tide computation and interpretation provided by the NOAA Storm Surge
Modeling team. The National Weather Service, Jacksonville office for their participation,
coordination and support.
Florida Division of Emergency Management
David Halstead, Director
Sandy Meyer, Hurricane Planning
Manager
Richard Butgereit, GIS Manager
Northeast Florida Regional Council
Jeffrey Alexander, Statewide Program Manager
Florida Emergency Preparedness Association
For their support in this statewide effort
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County Emergency Management Agencies
Adam Faircloth, Director of Baker County
Emergency Management
Lorin Mock, Director of Clay County Emergency
Management
James Corbin, Former Director of Clay County
Emergency Management
Martin Senterfitt, Director of Duval County
Emergency Management
Troy Harper, Director of Flagler County Emergency
Management
Tom Kochheiser, Director of Nassau County
Emergency Management
Quin Romay, Director of Putnam County
Emergency Management
E.R. Ashton, Director of St. Johns County
Emergency Management
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INTRODUCTION
A comprehensive emergency management program requires attention to four (4) key inter-related
components: preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation. Preparing and avoiding or reducing
potential loss of life and property damage - preparedness and mitigation - requires accurate
and precise hazard and vulnerability analyses. These analyses are the foundation for evacuation and
disaster response planning, as well as the development of local mitigation strategies designed to
reduce the community’s overall risk to disasters. This Atlas series provides information to state,
county and local emergency management officials and planners for use in hurricane preparedness
and coastal management in the Northeast Florida Region including Baker, Clay, Duval, Flagler,
Nassau, Putnam and St. Johns counties (Figure 1). It was
part of a statewide effort to enhance our ability to respond
to a hurricane threat, facilitate the evacuation of
vulnerable residents to a point of relative safety and
mitigate our vulnerability in the future. The Statewide
Regional Evacuation Study Program provides a
consistent, coordinated and improved approach to
addressing the state and regional vulnerability to the
hurricane threat.
The specific purpose of this Atlas is to provide maps which
depict storm tide heights and the extent of stillwater,
storm surge coastal flooding inundation from hurricanes of
five different intensities in the Northeast Florida area. The
Atlas was prepared by the Northeast Florida Regional
Council as part of the Statewide Regional Evacuation
Study Program. The Study is a cooperative effort of the
Florida Department of Community Affairs, Division of
Figure 1: The Northeast Florida Region
Emergency Management, the Florida Regional Planning
Councils and the county emergency management
agencies.
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THE SLOSH MODEL
The principal tool utilized in this study for
analyzing the expected hazards from
potential hurricanes affecting the study
area is the Sea, Lake and Overland
Surges from Hurricane (SLOSH)
numerical storm surge prediction model.
The SLOSH computerized model predicts
the storm tide heights that result from
hypothetical hurricanes with selected various combinations of pressure, size, forward speed, track
and winds. Originally developed for use by the National Hurricane Center (NHC) as a tool to give
geographically specific warnings of expected surge heights during the approach of hurricanes, the
SLOSH model is utilized in regional studies for several key hazard and vulnerability analyses.
The SLOSH modeling system consists of the model source code and the model basin or grid. SLOSH
model grids must be developed for each specific geographic coastal area individually incorporating
the unique local bay and river configuration, water depths, bridges, roads and other physical
features. In addition to open coastline heights, one of the most valuable outputs of the SLOSH
model for evacuation planning is its predictions of surge heights over land into inland areas.
The first SLOSH model basin was completed in 1979 and represented the first application of SLOSH
storm surge dynamics to a major coastal area of the United States. The model was developed by
the Techniques Development Lab of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
under the direction of the late Dr. Chester P. Jelesnianski. In December 1998 the National Hurricane
Center updated the SLOSH model for the Northeast Florida basin.
Hypothetical Storm Simulations
Surge height depends strongly on the specifics of a given storm including, forward speed, angle of
approach, intensity or maximum wind speed, storm size, storm shape, and landfall location. The
SLOSH model was used to develop data for various combinations of hurricane strength, wind speed,
and direction of movement. Storm strength was modeled using the central pressure (defined as the
difference between the ambient sea level pressure and the minimum value in the storm's center),
the storm eye size and the radius of maximum winds using the five categories of hurricane intensity
as depicted in the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale (see Table 1).
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Table 1
Category
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Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale
Wind Speeds
Potential Damage
Category 1
(Sustained winds 74-95 mph)
Very dangerous winds will produce
some damage
Category 2
(Sustained winds 96-110 mph)
Extremely dangerous winds will cause
extensive damage
Category 3
Category 4
Category 5
(Sustained winds 111-130 mph )
Devastating damage will occur
(Sustained winds 131-155 mph)
Catastrophic damage will occur
(Sustained winds of 156 mph and
above)
Catastrophic damage will occur
The modeling for each hurricane category was conducted using the mid-range pressure difference
(Up, millibars) for that category. The model also simulates the storm filling (weakening upon
landfall) and radius of maximum winds (RMW) increase.
Eleven storm track headings (WSW, W, WNW, NW, NNW, N, NNE, NE, E, ENE, Parallel) were
selected as being representative of storm behavior in the Northeast Florida region, based on
observations by forecasters at the National Hurricane Center. And for each set of tracks in a specific
direction storms were run at forward speeds of 5, 15 and 25 mph. A total of 1,890 runs were made
consisting of the different parameters shown in Table 2.
Finally, each scenario was run at astronomical high tide. The tide level is now referenced to North
American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD88) as opposed to the National Geodetic Vertical Datum of
1929 (NGVD29) used in the previous study. A datum conversion in a GIS environment was
performed on the SLOSH basin. The existing MOM (in NGVD29) was converted to centroids. The
centroids were then converted to NAVD88 using the conversion tool VertCON – Version 2.1 resulting
in a conversion factor for each centroid. This conversion factor was applied to each SLOSH value in
each category. The new values in the MOM were then saved as a new polygon shape file to be
utilized in processing.
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Table 2
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Northeast Florida Basin Hypothetical Storm Parameters
Directions, speeds, (Saffir/Simpson) intensities, number of tracks and the number of runs.
Direction
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Speeds
(mph)
Intensity
Tides
WSW
5,15,25
mph
1 through 5
W
5,15,25
mph
1 through 5
High
WNW
5,15,25
mph
1 through 5
High
NW
5,15,25
mph
1 through 5
High
NNW
5,15,25
mph
1 through 5
High
N
5,15,25
mph
1 through 5
High
NNE
5,15,25
mph
1 through 5
High
NE
5,15,25
mph
1 through 5
High
ENE
5,15,25
mph
1 through 5
High
E
5,15,25
mph
1 through 5
High
Parallel
5,15,25
mph
1 through 5
High
High
Tracks
Runs
13
195
13
195
12
180
10
150
11
165
10
150
9
135
11
165
13
195
13
195
11
165
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The Grid for the Northeast Florida SLOSH Model
Figure 2 illustrates the area covered by the grid for the
Northeast Florida SLOSH Model. To determine the
surge values the SLOSH model uses a telescoping
hyperbolic grid as its unit of analysis with 83 arc lengths
(1< I> 83) and 95 radials (1< J> 95). Use of the grid
configuration allows for individual calculations per grid
square which is beneficial in two ways: (1) provides
increased resolution of the storm surge at the coastline
and inside the harbors, bays and rivers, while
decreasing the resolution in the deep water where
detail is not as important; and (2) allows economy in
computation.
The grid size for the Northeast Florida model varies
from approximately 0.08 square miles or 52 acres for
grids along the St Johns River to the grids on the outer
edges (within the depths of the Atlantic Ocean) where
each grid is almost 1 square mile.
Figure 2: Northeast Florida Basin Grid
Storm Scenario Determinations
As indicated, the SLOSH model is the basis for the
"hazard analysis" portion of coastal hurricane
evacuation plans. Nearly two thousand hypothetical
hurricanes are simulated with various Saffir-Simpson
Wind categories, forward speeds, landfall directions,
and landfall locations. An envelope of high water
containing the maximum value a grid cell attains is
generated at the end of each model run. These
envelopes are combined by the NHC into various
composites which depict the possible flooding.
One useful composite is the MEOW (Maximum
Envelopes of Water) which incorporates all the
envelopes for a particular category, speed, and
Figure 3: SLOSH Grid with Surge Values
landfall direction. Once surge heights have been
determined for the appropriate grids, the maximum surge heights are plotted by storm track and
hurricane category. These plots of maximum surge heights for a given storm category and track are
referred to as Maximum Envelopes of Water (MEOWs). The MEOWs or Reference Hurricanes can be
used in evacuation decision making when and if sufficient forecast information is available to project
storm track or type of storm (different landfalling, paralleling, or exiting storms).
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The MEOWs provide information to the emergency managers in evacuation decision making.
However, in order to determine a scenario which may confront the county in a hurricane threat 2448 hours before a storm is expected, a further compositing of the MEOWs into Maximums of the
Maximums (MOMs) is usually required.
The MOM (Maximum of the MEOWs) combines all the MEOWs of a particular category. The MOMs
represent the maximum surge expected to occur at any given location, regardless of the specific
storm track/direction of the hurricane. The only variable is the intensity of the hurricane
represented by category strength (Category 1-5).
All SLOSH runs of the hypothetical hurricanes were based on an initial water height of 3.5 feet
Mean Sea Level (MSL) Ocean or 2.0 feet MSL for the rivers and the resulting calculations of storm
surge represent condition at time of high tide. All elevations are now referenced to the NAVD88
datum. These surge heights were provided within the SLOSH grid system as illustrated on Figure 2. The
range of maximum surge heights (low to high) for each scenario is provided for each category of
storm (MOM) on Table 3. It should be noted again that these surge heights represent the
maximum surge height recorded in the county from the storm tide analysis including
inland and riverine areas where the surge can be magnified dependent upon storm
parameters.
Table 3 Potential Storm Tide Height (s) by County
(In Feet above NAVD88)
*Storm
Strength
Clay
Duval
Flagler
Nassau
Putnam
St. Johns
Up to 3.6’
Up to 6.9’
Up to 6.5’
Up to 7.1’
Up to 4.4’
Up to 6.8’
Category 2
Up to 5.0’
Up to 11.1’
Up to 10.1’
Up to 11.2’
Up to 5.2’
Up to 10.7’
Category 3
Up to 7.2’
Up to 15.1’
Up to 17.2’
Up to 14.9’
Up to 6.7’
Up to 18.2’
Category 4
Up to 8.2’
Up to 20.1’
Up to 19.1’
Up to 19.0’
Up to 7.4’
Up to 22.3’
Category 5
Up to 8.6’
Up to 23.9’
Up to 22.8’
Up to 23.5’
Up to 7.8’
Up to 23.9’
Category 1
*Based on the category of storm on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale
** Surge heights represent the maximum values from SLOSH MOMs
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CREATION OF THE STORM TIDE ZONES
The maps in this atlas depict SLOSH-modeled heights of storm tide and extent of flood inundation
for hurricanes of five different intensities. As indicate above, the storm tide was modeled using the
Maximum of Maximums (MOMs) representing the potential flooding from the five categories of
storm intensity of the Saffir/Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale.
Determining Storm Tide Height and Flooding Depth
SLOSH and SLOSH-related products reference storm tide
heights relative to the model vertical datum, NAVD88. In
order to determine the inundation depth of surge flooding
at a particular location the ground elevation (relative to
NAVD88) at that location must be subtracted from the
potential surge height. 1
Surge elevation, or water height, is the output of the
SLOSH model. At each SLOSH grid point, the maximum
surge height is computed at that point.
Within the SLOSH model an average elevation is assumed
within each grid square. Height of water above terrain
was not calculated using the SLOSH average grid
elevation because terrain height may vary significantly
within a SLOSH grid square. For example, the altitude of a
1-mile grid square may be assigned a value of 1.8 meters
(6 feet), but this value represents an average of
land heights that may include values ranging from 0.9 to
2.7 meters (3 to 9 feet). In this case, a surge value of
Figure 4: Digital Elevation from LIDAR
2.5 meters (8 feet) in this square would imply a 0.7
meters (2 feet) average depth of water over the grid’s terrain. However, in reality within the grid
area portion of the grid would be “dry” and other parts could experience as much as 1.5 meters (5
feet) of inundation. Therefore, in order to determine the storm tide limits, the depth of surge
flooding above terrain at a specific site in the grid square is the result of subtracting the terrain
height determined by remote sensing from the model-generated storm tide height in that grid
square. 2
1 It is important to note that one must use a consistent vertical datum when post-processing SLOSH storm
surge values
2 Note: This represents the regional post-processing procedure. When users view SLOSH output within
the SLOSH Display Program, the system uses average grid cell height when subtracting land.
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Storm Tide Post-Processing
The Atlas was created using a Toolset wrapped into ESRI’s ArcGIS mapping application, ArcMap.
The surge tool was developed for the Statewide Regional Evacuation Study Program by the Tampa
Bay Regional Planning Council, who had used a similar tool for the previous Evacuation Study
Update (2006). This tool enabled all regions within the state of Florida to process the SLOSH and
elevation data with a consistent methodology.
The tool basically performs the operation of translating
the lower resolution SLOSH grid data into a smooth
surface resembling actual storm tide and terrain;
processing it with the high resolution elevation data
derived from LIDAR. The image on the left represents
how the data would look as it appears directly from
SLOSH Model output.
Processing all the data in the raster realm, the tool is able
to digest large amounts of data and output detailed
representations of surge inundation.
Figure 5: SLOSH Display
The program first interpolates the SLOSH height values for each category into a raster surface using
spline interpolation. This type of interpolation is best for smooth surfaces, such as water and slow
changing terrain. The result is a raster surface representing the surge height for a category that
can be processed against the raster Digital Elevation Model from the LIDAR. The “dry” values
(represented as 99.9 in the SLOSH Model) are replaced by an average of the inundated grids
surrounding current processed grid. An algorithm
performs this action utilizing the range of values in the
current category of storm being processed.
Using this methodology, once the elevation is
subtracted from the projected storm tide, the storm
tide limits are determined. The output of the tool is a
merged polygon file holding all the maximum
inundation zones for Category 1 through Category 5.
The output, depicted in this Storm Tide Atlas is
determined consistent with the coastal areas
throughout the state.
Figure 7 presents a compilation of the Storm Tide Atlas
for the region.
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Figure 6: SLOSH Display Post-Processing
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Figure 7: Storm Tide Limits for the Northeast Florida Region
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VARIATIONS TO CONSIDER
Variations between modeled versus actual measured storm tide elevations are typical of current
technology in coastal storm surge modeling. In interpreting the data emergency planners should
recognize the uncertainties characteristic of mathematical models and severe weather systems such
as hurricanes. The storm tide elevations developed for this study and presented in the Storm Tide
Atlas should be used as guideline information for planning purposes.
Storm Tide & Wave Height
Regarding interpretation of the data, it is important to understand that the configuration and depth
(bathymetry) of the Atlantic Ocean bottom will have a bearing on surge and wave heights. A narrow
shelf, or one that drops steeply from the shoreline and subsequently produces deep water in close
proximity to the shoreline, tends to produce a lower surge but a higher and more powerful wave.
Those regions, like the Northeast Florida Region, which have a gently sloping shelf and shallower
normal water depths, can expect a higher surge but smaller waves. The reason this occurs is
because a surge in deeper water can be dispersed down and out away from the hurricane.
However, once that surge reaches a shallow gently sloping shelf it can no longer be dispersed away
from the hurricane, consequently water piles up as it is driven ashore by the wind stresses of the
hurricane. Wave height is NOT calculated by the SLOSH model and is not reflected within the storm
tide delineations.
Forward Speed
Under actual storm conditions it may be expected that a hurricane moving at a slower speed could
have higher coastal storm tides than those depicted from model results. At the same time, a fast
moving hurricane would have less time to move storm surge water up river courses to more inland
areas.
Astronomical Tides
Surge heights were provided by NOAA at high tide. The tide level is referenced to North American
Vertical Datum of 1988. The storm tide limits reflect high tide in the region.
Accuracy
As part of the Statewide Regional Evacuation Study, all coastal areas as well as areas surrounding
Lake Okeechobee were mapped using remote-sensing laser terrains mapping (LIDAR 3 ) providing
the most comprehensive, accurate and precise topographic data for this analysis. As a general rule,
the vertical accuracy of the laser mapping is within a 15 centimeter tolerance. However, it should
be noted that the accuracy of these elevations is limited to the precision and tolerance in which the
horizontal accuracy for any given point is recorded. Other factors such as artifact removal
algorithms (that remove buildings and trees) can affect the recorded elevation in a particular
location. For the purposes of this study, the horizontal accuracy cannot be assumed to be greater
3 Light Imaging Detection and Ranging
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than that of a standard USGS 7 minute quadrangle map, or a scale of 1:24,000.
POINTS OF REFERENCE
County emergency management agencies selected reference points which include key facilities or
locations critical for emergency operations. The table below includes the map identification number,
descriptions of the selected points and the elevation of the site. The elevation is based on the digital
elevation data provided by the LIDAR. It should be noted that if the site is large, elevations may
vary significantly. The table also provides the storm tide value from the SLOSH value and the depth
of inundation (storm tide value minus the ground elevation) at the site.
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Table 4 Flagler County Selected Points of Reference
MAP
ID
Name
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
4
5
Water tower at S Highway A1A &
S Central Ave near Ocean Palm
Subdivision
Flagler Beach Pier
East end of highrise bridge on
State Road 100 over Intracoastal
Waterway
West end of highrise bridge on
State Road 100 over Intracoastal
Waterway
Beverly Beach Town Hall
East end of Hammock Dunes
Bridge at Camino Del Mar Pkwy
Intersection of 16th Road & A1A
Surfview DR\r in front of
Matanzas Shores Clubhouse
A1A at Flagler County north
boundary at Marineland
Canopy Walk Ln in front of
Clubhouse
Intersection of Palm Harbor
Pkwy &Palm Coast Pkwy
Bull Creek Fish Camp at Dead
Lake - west end of County Rd
2006 W
Bulow Village Campground
office
Palm Coast Plantation Entrance
Elevation
C1
DPTH 4
C2
DPTH
C3
DPTH
C4
DPTH
C5
DPTH
C1
SURGE 5
16.7
11.8
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
2.3
8.7
5.6
4.9
8.0
6.2
10.3
7.5
12.6
8.9
18.9
20.6
6.5
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.0
14.3
4.6
5.5
6.5
7.5
20.8
11.8
15.1
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
9.2
6.1
4.3
4.7
5.1
6.1
6.1
7.7
7.5
10.0
21.0
21.2
10.9
9.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
3.3
6.0
8.9
10.1
10.9
4.8
5.0
6.6
7.2
10.1
13.0
16.9
18.5
21.1
20.6
9.8
0.0
0.0
5.1
7.5
10.5
5.4
8.2
14.9
17.3
20.3
6.2
0.0
2.4
8.7
11.0
14.2
4.9
8.6
14.9
17.2
20.4
12.1
0.0
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SURGE refers to the storm surge value from the SLOSH Model
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STORM TIDE ATLAS
The surge inundation limits (MOM surge heights minus the ground elevations) are provided as GIS
shape files and graphically displayed on maps in the Hurricane Storm Tide Atlas for the Northeast
Florida Region. The Atlas was prepared by Northeast Florida Regional Council under contract to the
State of Florida, Division of Emergency Management, as part of this study effort. The maps
prepared for the Atlas consist of base maps (1:24000) including topographic, hydrographic and
highway files (updated using 2008 county and state highway data). Detailed shoreline and storm
tide limits for each category of storm were determined using the region's geographic information
system (GIS).
The purpose of the maps contained in this Atlas is to reflect a @worst probable@ scenario of the
hurricane storm tide inundation and to provide a basis for the hurricane evacuation zones and study
analyses. While the storm tide delineations include the addition of an astronomical mean high tide
and tidal anomaly, it should be noted that the data reflects only stillwater saltwater flooding. Local
processes such as waves, rainfall and flooding from overflowing rivers, are usually
included in observations of storm tide height, but are not surge and are not calculated
by the SLOSH model. It is incumbent upon local emergency management officials and
planners to estimate the degree and extent of freshwater flooding as well as to
determine the magnitude of the waves that will accompany the surge.
Figure 8 provides an index of the map series.
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NOTES ON STORM TIDE LIMITS
Historically, the SLOSH storm surge analysis had focused on “average” storm parameters (size and
forward speed), although the intensity and angle of approach was modeled to include direct strikes
and catastrophic intensity. In the 2010 Regional Evacuation Study Update, 12,000 hypothetical
hurricanes were included in the SLOSH suite of storms modeled varying forward speeds and the
radii of maximum winds to include the large storm events and different forward speeds. This
allowed for the development of a truer picture of the storm surge vulnerability in the region. The
five categories of hurricane reflect a “worst probable” storm tide limit for hurricanes holding the
wind speed constant (consistent with the Saffir Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale) while varying storm
parameters include size, forward speed, and angle of approach.
This has led to some confusion regarding evacuation decision-making since hurricane evacuations
are based primarily on storm surge vulnerability. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA) is working to enhance the analysis and prediction of storm surge. Direct
estimates of inundation are being communicated in the NHC's Public Advisories and in the Weather
Forecast Office's (WFO) Hurricane Local Statements. NHC's probabilistic storm surge product, which
provides the likelihood of a specific range of storm surge values, became operational in 2009, and
the NWS Meteorological Development Laboratory is providing experimental, probabilistic storm
surge products for 2010. In addition, coastal weather forecast offices will provide experimental
Tropical Cyclone Impacts Graphics in 2010; these include a qualitative graphic on the expected
storm surge impacts. Finally, the NWS is exploring the possibility of issuing explicit Storm Surge
Warnings which could be implemented in the next couple of years. In all of these efforts, the NWS
is working to provide specific and quantitative information to support decision-making at the local
level1. NOAA continues to emphasize that the hurricane forecasts are not 100% accurate and
dependent upon many factors.
To the left are the storm tide limits identified for Flagler County under the five (5) categories of
hurricane on the Saffir Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale. It is
important to recognize the following:
Legend: Flagler County
ƒ The surge tide values represent the highest surge height
CATEGORY: OVERALL HGT
elevation above a standard datum (NAVD88) predicted by
1: Up to 6.5 ft
the model in the entire county and will only be appropriate
for selected areas.
2: Up to 10.1 ft
ƒ Typically the highest surge tide values are NOT the surge
3: Up to 17.2 ft
heights predicted at the coast. The highest storm tide
4: Up to 19.1ft
values are typically experienced inside bays and up rivers
and inlets (water above ground).
5: Up to 22.8 ft
ƒ Storm Tide ranges by category of storm are presented on
Table 3 on page 10 of this document.
ƒ For surge heights at specific locations, please refer to
Table 4 on page 16 which provides the expected storm
surge elevation at points of reference and the actual
inundation (water depth) at that site.
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Hurricane evacuation decision-making and growth
management implementation are local responsibilities.
Please consult with local authorities.
Diagram
Not to Scale
81°24'0"W
Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
locations determined to be
relevant to emergency managment officials.
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Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
locations determined to be
relevant to emergency managment officials.
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This map is for reference & planning purposes only.
Hurricane evacuation decision-making and growth
management implementation are local responsibilities.
Please consult with local authorities.
Diagram
Not to Scale
81°24'0"W
Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
locations determined to be
relevant to emergency managment officials.
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management implementation are local responsibilities.
Please consult with local authorities.
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Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
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relevant to emergency managment officials.
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This map is for reference & planning purposes only.
Hurricane evacuation decision-making and growth
management implementation are local responsibilities.
Please consult with local authorities.
Diagram
Not to Scale
81°19'0"W
Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
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relevant to emergency managment officials.
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This map is for reference & planning purposes only.
Hurricane evacuation decision-making and growth
management implementation are local responsibilities.
Please consult with local authorities.
Diagram
Not to Scale
Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
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relevant to emergency managment officials.
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management implementation are local responsibilities.
Please consult with local authorities.
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Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
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management implementation are local responsibilities.
Please consult with local authorities.
Diagram
Not to Scale
81°24'0"W
Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
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Please consult with local authorities.
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Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
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Maximums surge heights
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elevation.
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Maximums surge heights
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still water storm tide height
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at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
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2. Total Storm Tide limits were
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setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
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setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
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still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
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Notes:
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still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
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This map is for reference & planning purposes only.
Hurricane evacuation decision-making and growth
management implementation are local responsibilities.
Please consult with local authorities.
Diagram
Not to Scale
81°14'0"W
Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
locations determined to be
relevant to emergency managment officials.
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Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
locations determined to be
relevant to emergency managment officials.
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Date 2009
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This map is for reference & planning purposes only.
Hurricane evacuation decision-making and growth
management implementation are local responsibilities.
Please consult with local authorities.
Diagram
Not to Scale
81°19'0"W
Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
locations determined to be
relevant to emergency managment officials.
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This map is for reference & planning purposes only.
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management implementation are local responsibilities.
Please consult with local authorities.
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Diagram
Not to Scale
Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
locations determined to be
relevant to emergency managment officials.
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4' 30"W per yr
Date 2009
Datum = NAD 1983, 1,000-m USNG
This map is for reference & planning purposes only.
Hurricane evacuation decision-making and growth
management implementation are local responsibilities.
Please consult with local authorities.
Diagram
Not to Scale
81°14'0"W
Notes:
1. Surge limits are based on
still water storm tide height
elevation above NAVD88
at high tide with no wave
setup.
2. Total Storm Tide limits were
derived from Maximum of
Maximums surge heights
over LIDAR based digital
elevation.
3. The Points of Reference are
locations determined to be
relevant to emergency managment officials.
Produced by Northeast Florida Regional Council for Florida Division of Emergency Management, 2009-2010
81°13'0"W
78
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City Limits
NHD Lakes
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2
3
4
5
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Scale - 1:24,000
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Funding was provided by the Florida Legislature with funding from the Federal
Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) through the Florida Division of Emergency
Management. Local match was provided by Northeast Florida Regional Planning
Council and the counties of Baker, Clay, Duval, Flagler, Nassau, Putnam and St.
Johns.
Florida Division of Emergency Management
David Halstead, Director
2555 Shumard Oak Boulevard, Tallahassee, Florida 32399
Web site: www.floridadisaster.org
Prepared and published by
Northeast Florida Regional Council, 6850 Belfort Oaks Place, Jacksonville, Florida 32216.
Tel: (904) 279-0880, Fax: (904) 279-0881, E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.nefrc.org
Study Manager: Elizabeth Payne, Senior Regional Planner
Statewide Program Manager: Jeffrey Alexander, Northeast Florida Regional Council