Water Quality Advisory
Hey guys I just found out there are some water quality advisories at local beaches.
From the website:
“Florida’s beaches are safe to enjoy responsibly. At present, all panhandle beaches have satisfactory water quality for fecal indicator bacteria, with the exception of six in Okaloosa County and two in Walton County. We often see elevated levels of fecal indicator bacteria after experiencing significant rainfall. The following panhandle beaches currently have a health advisory for fecal indicator bacteria exceedances:
- Okaloosa
- Walton
- Blue Mountain Beach
- Clement E. Taylor Park
- County Park (Miramar) Beach
- East Pass
- Garniers Park
- Henderson Beach
- Poquito Park
- Rocky Bayou State Park
Contact the Public Beach Water Program
Email: Under Florida Law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your email address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing. AskEH@floridahealth.gov
Phone: 850-245-4250″
For Jennie
I’m glad you find the June Grass Report useful. Honestly the readers have the most up-to-date information about where the June Grass is, so check the current conditions tab, or failing that try some of the local Web cams.
Blue Mountain Beach June 25, 2016
Monica reports:”Beautiful and clear in morning, grass started to move in at noon, by 3:30 was pretty thick. Daughter said it was like swimming in orange juice with extra pulp. Opposite was true at beginning of the week, Sunday pretty thick and beautiful by Monday. Just never can tell how it will go.”
For Leesa
I really appreciate all the pics & updates but I am having trouble downloading them. I’m not sure why & I’ll work on it & hopefully get them posted soon. Thanks again!
Gorgeous Thursday at Miramar Beach Fl
Patricia sends us this great update & photo:
“Good Evening!
My family has been enjoying Destin Beaches since we arrived on Sunday June 19th! Todays our last day of Vacation unfortunately! We headed put to Mirmar Beach on South Walton Access #49 about 2:00pm and this Beach Condition was amazing. Again just the tinest bits of June Grass Vissible. Nothing to ruin your frolic in the Surf!
Enjoy the Beauty of Florida!”










