Flooding Takes Over Downtown Following Hurricane Sally

Flooding Takes Over Downtown Following Hurricane Sally

Updated Wednesday, September 16, 2020 5:14 P.M.

The aftermath of Hurricane Sally can be seen all around the city. Downtown and other parts of
the city continue to see high flood waters. Hurricane Sally made landfall as a Category 2 storm
and moved very slow dumping over 30 inches of rain. City officials urge all residents to shelter
in place until conditions improve.

Unbelievable flooding in downtown Pensacola. This is on Jefferson at the Holiday Inn Express and Pensacola Little Theatre. Cars are almost completely submerged. People are standing on the hotel porch trapped. @NWSMobile @pnj pic.twitter.com/Stu45JlI3Y
— Annie Blanks (@AnniePNJ) September 16, 2020

Flooding in downtown Pensacola from Hurricane Sally today left several cars submerged in the water: https://t.co/xDkbkqajTr pic.twitter.com/LTQKxaKy9m
— WEAR ABC 3 (@weartv) September 16, 2020

At this time no deaths have been reported.

CONFIRMED - Part of the new 3 mile bridge is missing.
Photo credit Lawrence Rogers pic.twitter.com/CuLGyy4Uyu
— Kaitlin Wright (@wxkaitlin) September 16, 2020

Bridge closed in #SantaRosa on Hwy 98 Both EB/WB between Three Mile Bridge-East (Pensacola Bay Brg) and Three Mile Bridge-West (Pensacola Bay Brg) https://t.co/E0hR6GPKmN
— Total Traffic Gulf Coast (@TotalTrafficMOB) September 16, 2020

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