‘Catastrophic and life-threatening’ Hurricane Sally makes landfall at 105 mph as Category 2 storm
HURRICANE Sally made landfall as a Category 2, bringing “catastrophic and life-threatening flooding” on Wednesday morning.
The National Hurricane Center announced the hurricane made landfall near the Gulf shores in Alabama around 4:45am, bringing thrashing 105mph wind gusts.
Hurricane Sally made landfall as a Category 2 storm on Wednesday morning[/caption]
The storm brought blustering 105mph winds[/caption]
The storm was spreading “hurricane-force winds” around southeastern Alabama and the western part of the Florida Panhandle around 6:00am, the NHC said.
A “life-threatening storm surge” was taking place along the coast, affecting parts of Alabama and Florida, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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