Idalia strengthens to a hurricane, dangerous storm surges are forecast for Florida’s Gulf Coast
- Hurricane Idalia is projected to hit Florida's Gulf Coast as a Category 3 hurricane, threatening storm surges and dangerous winds. Florida residents are preparing for the storm by evacuating and stocking up on sandbags. The storm is also expected to impact Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.
- Idalia has already brought heavy rain and flooding to Cuba, particularly the western part of the island. The storm is the first to hit Florida this hurricane season, adding to the already challenging recovery efforts from last year's Hurricane Ian.
- Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency in 46 counties and mobilized the National Guard for rescue and recovery efforts. He has also waived tolls on highways and closed airports. School closures and evacuation notices have been issued in multiple counties along the Gulf Coast.
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Hurricane Idalia unleashes fury on Georgia and Florida, swamping the coast and closing highways
CEDAR KEY, Fla. (AP) — Hurricane Idalia remained an extremely dangerous Category 2 hurricane as it moved into Georgia after making landfall Wednesday morning on Florida’s west coast, where it unleashed life-threatening storm surges and rainfall across an area that has never before received such pummeling. More than 242,000 customers were without electricity as trees snapped by strong winds brought down power lines and rushing water covered stree…
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