Subtropical Storm Alberto Makes Landfall
- 6 years ago
Subtropical Storm Alberto made landfall in Florida's Panhandle.
The storm has threatened the southeastern United States with heavy rain and wind, causing flooding throughout the region.
According to the National Hurricane Center, winds reached a maximum sustained speed of 45 miles-per-hour on May 28th, but winds have slowed down slightly.
The storm has threatened the southeastern United States with heavy rain and wind, causing flooding throughout the region.
According to the National Hurricane Center, winds reached a maximum sustained speed of 45 miles-per-hour on May 28th, but winds have slowed down slightly.