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Florida Division of Emergency Management

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Weather Outlook

Wednesday, September 28, 2022

Tropics Updated at 2:00 AM EDT - Major Hurricane Moving Closer to the West Coast of Florida; Expected to Bring Ian Expected to Cause Life-Threatening Storm Surge, Catastrophic Winds and Flooding in the Florida Peninsula

...Tropical Showers and Thunderstorms Progress Northward Today...Tropical Storm Force Conditions to Spread Northward to the West Coast of Florida Today...Tropcial Storm-Force Winds May Begin As Early As Wednesday Morning Along the I-4 Corridor...Widespread Flash Flood Risk Expands to the Southern Peninsula...Isolated Tornadoes Possible Across the Peninsula...Tornado Watch in Effect for the Florida Keys and Southern Peninsula...Dry Conditions Continue in the Panhandle, With An Increased Fire Risk...Additional Details on Major Hurricane Ian and Watches/Warnings Can Be Found in the Tropics Section...

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