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Ian could become a hurricane again before hitting the southern East Coast
Headline from Delaware Public Media, on the newest of 4 developments
Tropical Storm Ian, weakened by its devastating trip across the Florida peninsula, is expected to regain a bit of strength when it reaches the Atlantic Ocean.
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Developments in this update
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Tropical Storm Ian Expected to Become Hurricane, Now on Track for Northern Florida
Headline from NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth ·
Hurricane Ian Strikes Cuba as Florida Braces for Impact
Headline from NBC Chicago ·
Hurricane Ian makes landfall in southwest Florida as Category 4 storm with 150-mph winds
Headline from KVIA El Paso ·
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Ian could become a hurricane again before hitting the southern East Coast
While all of South Florida is currently out of the cone of concern for Tropical Storm Ian, there is growing thought that it could become as strong as a Category 4 hurricane before making impact on the northern part of the state in the coming days.
Gov. Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency throughout Florida and urged residents to prepare for the storm to lash large swaths of the state with heavy rains, high winds and rising seas.
By Nouran Salahieh, CNN Its exact path still uncertain, Hurricane Ian strengthened overnight as it churned in the Caribbean, threatening to arrive in Florida as a major hurricane packing powerful winds and dangerous storm surge.
A large stretch of Florida's coast is now under a hurricane watch. Ian is only the fourth hurricane of the Atlantic season, but experts warn that even one storm can upend many peoples' lives.
Tropical Storm Ian became Hurricane Ian on Monday morning. The storm has winds of 75mph. Ian is expected to become a major hurricane within the next day or two.
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday urged Floridians to be on alert and to plan for Hurricane Ian, which is churning in the Gulf of Mexico and could come ashore along Florida's western coast.
Florida officials say they could start issuing evacuation orders Monday as Tropical Storm Ian has strengthened into a hurricane - and is likely heading for the state.
Forecasters expect Hurricane Ian to intensify as it enters the Gulf of Mexico. Models show it hitting Florida, potentially as a major hurricane. Residents are being urged to finish preparations.
The authorities urged residents to begin evacuating some low-lying areas of the Gulf Coast. A troubling combination of dangerous storm surges, flooding and powerful winds is predicted for the coming days.
Unpredictable Hurricane Ian strengthened overnight as it churned in the Caribbean, prompting urgent preparations in Florida, where the storm could deliver impacts, including tornadoes. Florida Officials say they could start issuing evacuation orders today.
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