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Ian is expected to continue rapidly strengthening. Landfall possible from the Big Bend to Sun Coast during the middle to end of the week.
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On Sunday, Gov. Ron DeSantis held a press conference encouraging all Floridians to be ready for what the storm may bring.
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While it appears to have shifted to the west as of Sunday morning, forecasters warn Ian's long-term forecast could change.
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Most of the state is within the cone of uncertainty. Interests along Florida's entire Gulf Coast should prepare.
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Tropical Depression Nine is currently projected to impact Florida's southwest coast as a hurricane by the middle of next week. As of publishing, South Florida and Central Florida also are within the cone. Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency for the 24 potentially affected counties on Friday. The governor cites the storm’s potential to escalate into a major hurricane in his declaration.
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With a tropical system entering into the Gulf and uncertainty over landfall or weather effects in SWFL, boaters should be diligent about making preparations.
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Prepare for a major storm or hurricane in Florida with these resources and checklists.
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The tropical depression has formed in the Caribbean, and while the path could still change, Florida was in the forecast cone early Friday morning.
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Spaghetti models are a combination of different model ensembles. It shows the different paths a storm may take, but neither is it a crystal ball. A spaghetti model does not forecast a storm’s strength or potential impact. They are a simple way of communicating where a storm may travel given the data available at the time. Generally, they are used by meteorologists to give a geographical range to the public.
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For the second year, NOAA and Saildrone are hurricane chasing with uncrewed wind-powered vehicles.