Coastal and river flooding are still of concern, especially during times of high tide, the mayor said.
Coastal and river flooding are still of concern, especially during times of high tide, Curry said. High tides Thursday at the Beaches will be at noon and midnight while high tides along the St. Johns River will be at 12:30 p.m. and 1 a.m. Friday morning.
Curry advised residents to continue to stay off the roads until the storm passes, especially as more trees fall and cause damage throughout the city.
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