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    Wednesday, March 10 2010
Suncoast Weather
Info
  Wed Thu Fri
Tampa
Partly Cloudy
Hi
78
Pcpn
10%
Showers
Lo Hi
74
Pcpn
30% 60%
Thunderstorms
Lo Hi
72
Pcpn
70% 70%
Sarasota-
Bradenton
Partly Cloudy
Hi
79
Pcpn
10%
Scattered Showers
Lo Hi
78
Pcpn
20% 50%
Thunderstorms
Lo Hi
71
Pcpn
70% 70%
Fort Myers
Partly Cloudy
Hi
82
Pcpn
10%
Scattered Showers
Lo Hi
80
Pcpn
10% 50%
Thunderstorms
Lo Hi
73
Pcpn
60% 70%
Info
Tampa, FLSarasota-Bradenton, FLFort Myers, FL
 Tampa Climate
Tuesday Hi 70° (-5)
Lo 53° (-5)
Rain 0.00 in. (-0.10)
Rain  Month
Year
0.72 in. (-0.18)
6.13 in. (+0.29)
Averages Records
Wed Hi
Lo
75°
58°
Hi
Lo
87° (1925)
35° (1932)
Sun Info Moon Phase
Wed Rise
Set
645 AM
636 PM
Current Phase of the Moon
Thu Rise
Set
644 AM
636 PM
 Sarasota-Bradenton Climate
Tuesday Hi 71° (-6)
Lo 50° (-6)
Rain 0.00 in. (-0.12)
Rain  Month
Year
0.10 in. (-0.90)
5.38 in. (-1.22)
Averages Records
Wed Hi
Lo
77°
56°
Hi
Lo
88° (1925)
32° (1916)
Sun Info Moon Phase
Wed Rise
Set
645 AM
636 PM
Current Phase of the Moon
Thu Rise
Set
644 AM
637 PM
 Fort Myers Climate
Tuesday Hi 73° (-7)
Lo 50° (-8)
Rain Trace (-0.09)
Rain  Month
Year
0.26 in. (-0.55)
4.38 in. (-0.76)
Averages Records
Wed Hi
Lo
80°
59°
Hi
Lo
88° (1925)
40° (1914)
Sun Info Moon Phase
Wed Rise
Set
642 AM
634 PM
Current Phase of the Moon
Thu Rise
Set
641 AM
634 PM
Info
High Tuesday 88° in Laredo Tx
& Kingsville Nas Tx
Low Wednesday in Saranac Lake Ny
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On March 10, 1996 ...
Across northeast Florida a strong Nor'easter with winds of 50 to 60 mph caused damage from Amelia Island to Flagler beach. At Amelia Island, 6 to 12 feet of beach was lost on the island's south end. At Atlantic Beach between one-third and one-half of the sand added during the previous summer's beach re-nourishment project was washed away. At St. Augustine Beach about half of the beach re-nourishment project south of city hall was wiped out. At Flagler Beach about 100 feet of the 840-foot pier was lost. Estimated property damage was over $1 million dollars.