Alabama's most popular tourist town is closed to tourists as the two coastal towns clean up after one of the biggest hurricanes to hit the state's Gulf Coast since Ivan in 2004. Just days after Hurricane Ivan hit the Gulf Coast in Alabama, Hurricane Sally has made landfall, turning coastal areas of Alabama and Florida into a raging - one - busy hurricane season at record levels. Sally was a particularly slow-moving hurricane, causing sustained flooding and damage that was not yet visible. At the time of the crash, the GulfShores and Orange Beach suffered more than 1.5 million gallons of water damage, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

In the case of Katrina, estimates ranged from 35 feet of flooding over Waveland, Mississippi, to 40 feet of flooding along the Gulf Coast, destroying most of the buildings along the Gulf and causing extensive inland flooding. GulfShore Mayor Robert Craft drew a similar comparison in response to the flood damage in his city.

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) said the Category 2 storm hit the Gulf Coast in Alabama on Tuesday night as a Category 3 hurricane, bringing sustained winds of 100 mph and gusts of up to 100 mph. Sally was downgraded to a tropical storm on Wednesday morning after making landfall in the Gulf of Mexico, about 1,000 miles southeast of the Gulf Coast. Don't prepare for Hurricane Sally to flip your camper over and push it into your GulfShores home, causing your front staircase to shatter.

Less than a week later, there were seven hurricane-related deaths. A man in Orange Beach, Alabama, has died after the hurricane apparently drowned, Alabama State Police said.

Paula Hendrickson, 70, evacuated her home from Gulf Coast waters but returned to her home, which she said her husband John thought was safe. Paula Hendricks, 70, evacuated her home from the GulfShores water and went back as she thought it was safe. Paula Hendrickson on Sunday, September 11, 2017, after evacuating her homes from the Gulf Shore water.

When you are contracting with someone to repair your home or property, make sure they have a current Golf Shores Business license and have purchased at least one year of real estate insurance coverage. In early October, all the city's facilities on the Gulf Shore, including the city's water treatment plant and GulfShores wastewater treatment plant, will reopen. clock in the morning on October 2, the public library of the city on the Gulf of the Coast was reopened to the public and all buildings were reopened.

Workers who can present proof of employment with a work card or payroll tax card are allowed to cross the bridge. GulfShores and Gulf Shores will reopen on October 4.

A curfew was imposed for Baldwin County, including the Gulf Coast, as well as parts of Mobile County and the rest of Alabama, for the next few days.

The BRC is located in Baldwin County, Alabama, south of Mobile and will open at 9 a.m. on Thursday, October 1, which has already been expanded. Access to the beach at Baldwin Regional Recreation Center in Mobile County is currently extended until October 1 and is scheduled to open on Friday, October 2. Access to the beach will be open on Saturday 3 October at 10 a.m., extended until Thursday 1 October at 11 a.m.

Hurricane Re - Tickets will be issued on Thursday, October 1, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the BRC parking lot on the west side of the property. Those who need a place to park their vehicle overnight to avoid flooding can bring it to the east of the visitor's property and park there.

Gulf State Park in Gulf Shores is the perfect place for nature lovers, and although parts of the park remain closed, you can still take advantage of incredible hiking trails. When visiting the GulfShores / Fort Morgan area, be aware that mouthguards are mandatory to slow the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic. We are looking forward to returning to a vibrant and exciting destination.

In the Gulf Coast city, there are still some roadblocks that can only be used by residents and developers, and there is closed access to the island. The main entrance to Gulf State Park and Fort Morgan area has been closed and is still closed due to water damage in the area.

In Alabama, Gulf Shores, the site of Sally's landfall, is closed to visitors for 10 days, and tourists have been banned from visiting for at least 10 days. Alabama State Route 59 serves as the main thoroughfare between Gulf State Park and Fort Morgan, and GulfShores Parkway leads north to Foley.

As a local company, SERVPRO Baldwin County is responsible for responding to emergencies related to flooding and water damage. We offer immediate assistance to homes and businesses on the Gulf Coast affected by water damage to prevent consequential damage and mold.