TWC Hurricane Opal coverage 1995: Clip 4
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@MissMaddy881
Yes, It was replaced by Olga.
HurricaneSalim 6 months ago
@ryan12378 actually no Hurricane Opal made landfall on Santa Rosa Island, Florida...Hurricane Ivan made landfall in Gulf Shores, Alabama. That's a 50 mile difference which means a lot in a landfalling hurricane. They affected the same area but didn't hit in the exact same spot. Pensacola got much worse in Ivan than Opal because it was on the east side of Ivan which is the worse side..during Opal Pensacola was on the west side which is the weaker side
Dj0287 11 months ago
@ILovestorms yes you are right Ivan hit in the exact spot as Opal
ryan12378 11 months ago
@MissMaddy881
Yes, Opal is retired.
intensetornado 1 year ago
opal was probably retired as a hurricane name, right?
MissMaddy881 1 year ago
Actually, most areas saw a surge around 6ft with a peak of 8ft in Panama City. Opal's surge was smaller than usual (for a major hurricane) because of its fast forward motion and lack of time over water.
kkuratsuku 2 years ago
i lost everything that year farming. it destroyed my cotton, and everybody else's. pike county, alabama took a beatin that night,
LandanL 2 years ago
Ivan was the twin of opal damage wise.
daughtryfan458 2 years ago
I know friends who went through Opal. It must've been scary.
jmartirossian 2 years ago
Ivan in 2004 hit in almost the same location.
ILovestorms 3 years ago