Yes, just barely, when it hit the beach.
But it was HUUUUUGE.
See above.
Meanwhile in 1913 a largely forgotten storm over the Great Lakes (night of Nov 9-10) sank dozens of lake freighters mostly on Lake Huron and ran up a death toll near 300, so imagine what Bloomberg would be saying about that. Or 1975, the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald (night of 10th-11th Nov). There was also the Armistice Day storm of 1940 which was a sudden blizzard in Minnesota that was the doom of dozens of unsuspecting hunters in the back country there. The moral of the story is, check the forecast if you’re planning a cruise on the Great Lakes on November 10th.
Yup saw some posts from Florida friends around cocoa beach and sat beach. Some places are REAL ocean front now. And, NASA left the moon rocket on pad 39b. Vehicle rated to 85 winds and saw at least one gust 88+. Let the inspections begin.