outages were reported and damage totaled to $10 million (2004 USD). Effects from Hurricane Jeanne were reported as far south as Monroe County. The highest winds gusts in the county were at the Sombrero Key Light C-Man Station and at the Molasses Reef C-Man Station. Storm tides were above normal on Vaca Key; it is estimated that tides reaching above average occurred near North Key Largo. The surge of water inundated a parking lot at the Jewfish Creek Bridge. Due to spring tides and elevated waters in Florida Bay, minor tidal flooding occurred at the Key West International Airport. Property damage was minor, totaling to only $5,000 (2004 USD). Aftermath As a result of its impact, the name Jeanne was retired in the spring of 2005, by the World Meteorological Organization's hurricane committee and will never again be used for an Atlantic hurricane. It was replaced with the name Julia ahead of the 2010 Atlantic hurricane season. See also List of Category 3 Atlantic hurricanes List of Florida hurricanes (2000–present) List of natural disasters in Haiti Timeline of the 2004 Atlantic hurricane season Hurricane Erin (1995) – a Category 2 hurricane that made landfall in Central Florida and the Florida panhandle, causing moderate damage References External links NHC's public advisory archive on Hurricane Jeanne HPC's public advisory archive on TD Jeanne Puerto Rico Hurricanes & Tropical Storms Jeanne Jeanne (2004) Jeanne Jeanne Jeanne Jeanne Jeanne Jeanne Jeanne Jeanne Jeanne Jeanne Jeanne Jeanne 2004 in the Caribbean 2004 in Haiti 2004 in the Dominican Republic 2004 natural disasters in the United States September 2004 events in North America September 2004 events in the United States