10/12/2026
Good morning! I am not sure if my followers know that we live locally in Pace and own our condo, Island’s End on Pensacola Beach. I am so grateful for all my followers on my business page and wanted to give you an update about our home in Pace and on our condo (Island’s End) which is located on Fort Pickens Road in the Boardwalk condo complex.
We have electricity! Yay. So grateful for our generator. We had power all through the storm and after until the electricity was restored. But there is something truly exciting about your power coming back on after being out a while. We have roof damage which will require replacing our roof, but we are secured and dried in. So grateful.
There is some roof damage out at the condo complex on the beach and debris but our condo is OK! The building our condo is in is on the list with roof damage on the end of the building. But we went out and cleaned up all the sand and did a good walk-through. And our condo is OK and ready for fall guests.  The beach businesses are opening up beginning today and will want customers as soon as they can open. Joe and I think our Condo will be ready as soon as I get the freshly washed linens out there. ⛱️🌴🐟🐬💥. Our weather is absolutely gorgeous right now!
Don’t misunderstand me. There is still lots of damage and our area will not fully recover for a long time. But for anyone who has lived through national disasters, you know that you have to try to move on with your life the best you can as soon as you can.
I’m so grateful to our good and gracious Lord and Savior.
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This is an absolutely phenomenal image of the landfall of Hurricane Isaias. What you are looking at are surface winds detected by NOAA's SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) which is essentially radar from space. The sting jet is so clearly visible here, with winds in the white denoting over 115 mph screaming off of Pensacola Bay, Gulf Breeze, and Pensacola Beach.
What is astonishing is that the strongest most intense conditions were reserved to the western side of the hurricane, outperforming even Ft Walton Beach and Destin where the eyewall actually was.
Even more baffling was that Isaias behaved very similarly to Hurricane Milton with its sting jet and even occurred nearly around the exact same day and time of evening. The coincidences are simply uncanny.
