Tropical Storm Barry was a strong
tropical storm
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that made landfall on the
Florida Panhandle
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during August 2001. The third tropical cyclone and second
named storm
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of the
2001 Atlantic hurricane season
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, Barry developed from a
tropical wave
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that moved off the coast of Africa on July 24. The wave entered the
Caribbean
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on July 29 and spawned a
low-pressure area
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, which organized into Tropical Storm Barry on August 3. After fluctuations in intensity and track, the storm attained peak winds of over the
Gulf of Mexico
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. Barry headed northward and moved ashore along the
Gulf Coast
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before degenerating into a remnant low on August 7. On the next day, Barry's remnants dissipated over
Missouri
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.
Unlike the devastating
Tropical Storm Allison
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earlier in the season, Barry's effects were moderate. Nine deaths occurred: six in Cuba and three in Florida. As a tropical cyclone, Barry produced heavy rainfall that peaked at at
Tallahassee
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, in
Florida
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. Gusts in the area reached , which was the highest wind speed recorded for the storm. The precursor tropical wave to Barry dropped large amounts of rain on southern Florida, leading to significant flooding and structural damage. Moderate flooding and wind damage occurred throughout the
Florida Panhandle
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. As the storm's remnants tracked inland, parts of the
Mississippi Valley
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received light precipitation. Barry caused an estimated $30 million (2001
USD
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) in damage.
Meteorological history
On July 24, 2001, a
tropical wave
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emerged off the west coast of
Africa
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, and tracked westward across the
Atlantic Ocean
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. Little
cyclonic development occurred until July 28, when
convection
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began to increase along the wave. The wave moved into the eastern
Caribbean
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on July 29, and its convection continued to increase while it tracked west-northwest over the subsequent few days. The disturbance emerged into the
Gulf of Mexico
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on August 1, with rainfall noted over southern
Florida
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and the western tip of
Cuba
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. That same day, a broad
low-pressure system
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developed along the wave near the
Dry Tortugas
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at the end of the Florida Keys, which began to intensify as it moved northwestward. At around 1800 UTC on August 2, an
Air Force Reserve
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Hurricane Hunter aircraft investigating the system discovered that the low had organized into a tropical storm, which received the name ''Barry''. Post-hurricane season reanalysis, however, revealed that the low had become a tropical depression six hours earlier. There is uncertainty as to whether Barry actually held tropical characteristics at the time of designation, because of an
upper-level low
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that was situated over the cyclone's surface center.
When Barry became a
tropical cyclone
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, its convection wrapped around roughly half of the center. Outflow in the eastern semicircle was good, although due to upper-level
wind shear
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, it was restricted to southeast of the circulation. The cyclone became embedded within a
mid- to-upper-level trough between the ridge over the central U.S. and the ridge over the northwestern Caribbean. A strong, upper-level cyclonic
shear axis extended from just south of
Cape Hatteras
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Long stretches of beach, sand dunes, marshes, and maritime forests create a unique environment where wind and waves shape ...
to near
Brownsville, Texas
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, which prevented Barry from accelerating in forward speed. The ridge over the
United States
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weakened, thus collapsing the steering pattern; this resulted in a west-southwestward drifting motion of the tropical storm by around August 3.
Early on August 3, strong westerly winds prevailed, and separated the center of circulation from what limited convection remained. The storm quickly regained some convection, although
maximum sustained wind
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indicator of the intensity of the storm. Within a mature tropical cyclone, it is found within the eyewall at a distance defined as the radius of maximum wind, or RMW. Unl ...
s remained weak, at about 40 mph (60 km/h). Despite a slight drop in barometric pressure, post-season analysis revealed Barry weakened into a tropical depression early on August 4 due to the persistent wind shear and falling external pressure.
At 1800 UTC on August 4, the cyclone re-intensified slightly, and was upgraded to a tropical storm
as the shear decreased. Early on August 5, a strengthening period began as deep convection ignited over and near the low-level center. Prior to landfall, banding features developed on the eastern half of the circulation, despite some residual westerly shear. Within seven hours, the barometric pressure dropped from 1004 mb to 990 mb and overall satellite presentation had begun to improve. Barry reached its peak intensity at 1800 UTC on August 5 with winds of , just shy of hurricane status.
An
eye
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formed at around the same time. At 0500 UTC on August 6, Barry increased in forward speed and made landfall at Santa Rosa Beach, Florida with winds of . Moving inland, the system weakened rapidly to a tropical depression; the
National Hurricane Center
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issued its last advisory on the storm early on August 6. By the evening hours, maximum sustained winds near the center were around to , as the system slowed significantly and drifted northwest at about .
The depression turned northwestward, and steadily weakened to a remnant low near
Memphis
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on August 7, and the remnant low dissipated on August 8, over southeastern
Missouri
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.
Preparations
In advance of the storm, the National Hurricane Center issued tropical storm watches and warnings for much of the U.S. Gulf Coast. They were upgraded to a hurricane warning when the storm was predicted to reach hurricane intensity. Because that strengthening failed to occur, the hurricane warning was downgraded to a tropical storm warning shortly before landfall. Westward, the warnings for
Louisiana
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and
Mississippi
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were discontinued. After Tropical Storm Barry made landfall, all tropical storm warnings for the Florida Panhandle were discontinued.
Flood warnings were issued for parts of
Leon
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and
Wakulla counties, while a flash flood watch was in effect for parts of southern
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.
A tornado watch was issued for the eastern Florida Panhandle, southern Georgia, as well as portions of central and eastern Alabama.
As Barry approached the Florida Panhandle, voluntary evacuations took place in eight counties.
Shelters opened in six counties, though most were placed on standby. In parts of
Franklin County, mandatory evacuations were ordered, and in
Okaloosa County
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, tolls on the
Mid-Bay Bridge
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were suspended. Forty
C-130
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cargo aircraft and about 300 personnel from
Hurlburt Field
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were moved to the
Little Rock Air Force Base
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Little Rock AFB is the primary C-130 Hercules training base for the Department of Defense, training C-130 pilots, naviga ...
in
Arkansas
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to flee the storm's projected path. In
Tallahassee
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, county officials filled sandbags in areas vulnerable to flooding.
At
Grand Isle State Park, park rangers moved picnic tables out of tidal range and closed the camping grounds for a period of time. Additionally, the storm forced
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to delay a shuttle launch in southern Florida. Elsewhere, thousands of personnel were evacuated from several offshore oil platforms.
The city of
closed 60 of its 72 floodgates to avoid possible flooding.
Throughout southeastern Louisiana, including New Orleans, roughly 500 Red Cross volunteers and staff members were on standby.
The threat of the storm forced the cancellation of an
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concert at
Pro Player Stadium
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.
Impact
Cuba and Florida
The precursor tropical wave to Barry dropped widespread rainfall in western Cuba, but no damage was reported. Offshore, high seas sank a Cuban refugee boat, drowning 6 of its 28 passengers.
Three people in Florida were killed by the storm, and total damage is estimated at around 30 million (2001 USD).
In southern Florida, the precursor to Barry produced 3 in (75 mm) to , with rainfall peaking at . The rain helped relieve persistent
drought
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conditions;
however, it caused significant flooding in
Martin County on August 2, where a total of 300 homes received water damage. About 63 structures and 6 mobile homes in the county sustained major damage. In the Treasure Coast,
catfish
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reportedly swam through flooded streets. Winds downed a radio tower, striking a house.
Due to the initial slow movement of the storm, outer rainbands began affecting the Florida Panhandle on August 4, with the heaviest rainfall observed on August 5–6. The storm dropped 5 in (125 mm) to 9 in (225 mm); the highest official report was at Tallahassee, though unofficial reports ranged as high as 11 in (175 mm).
The rainfall inundated several structures in
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due to roof damage. Flooding occurred in Leon County and parts of
Apalachicola National Forest
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, where torrential rains flowed into the
Cascade Lakes
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, Lake Bradford and Munson Slough; the Munson Slough rose to its highest level since 1994. Numerous county and secondary roads were closed by floodwater in
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,
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, and Bay counties,
as well as in the Tallahassee area.
In and around Tallahassee, 100 vehicles were stalled by flood waters and towed, while four residents of an apartment complex on Allen Road were forced to evacuate due to rising waters. Sporadic flooding also occurred in
Franklin County and
Wakulla County
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. An indirect death occurred from a traffic accident due to heavy rain in
Jackson County.
Wind gusts peaked at at the
Eglin Air Force Base
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Range Station C-72.
Light to moderate winds were widespread, causing damage throughout Walton, Washington, Bay,
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,
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and
Okaloosa counties.
Trees were downed or damaged, and several structures suffered light wind damage. Window damage was reported at a high-rise condominium building in
Destin, while nearby, the Mid-Bay Bridge was closed due to high winds.
The Freeport Elementary School in Walton County sustained minor roof damage.
Storm surge was generally light, ranging from to , with only minor
beach erosion
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as a result.
As a tropical system, Barry spawned a few weak tornadoes that caused minor damage. In an outer rain band, a
lightning
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strike in
Jacksonville
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killed one person. Another death is blamed on a rip current off of Sanibel Island.
In total, the storm left 34,000 customers in the state without power.
Elsewhere
Tropical Storm Barry dropped light to moderate rainfall across
Alabama
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, peaking at near the town of
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.
About 2 in (50 mm) fell over the state's
peanut
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-growing region, helping to alleviate
drought
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conditions. Heavy showers were also reported in the
Birmingham
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area. Despite moderate rainfall totals inland, coastal locations received very little precipitation. Minor street flooding occurred in
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,
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and
New Brockton. Wind gusts peaked at at
Montgomery, although damage was light, mostly from downed trees. Damage to awnings and small structures was reported in
Florala.
Barry's remnants produced light rainfall across
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and
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, though no damage was reported. As the storm continued to track inland, it dropped up to 3 in (75 mm) of rain throughout
Arkansas
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,
Missouri
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and western
Tennessee
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.
See also
*
List of Florida hurricanes
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*
Other storms of the same name
References
External links
Barry (2001) Tropical cyclone report
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