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Miami under TS Warning as Ian’s track shifts further east; island remains “in a state of ready response”

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Key Biscayne Fire-Rescue Chief Eric Lang reported "no significant damage" to the area. The Village and Miami-Dade County were upgraded to a Tropical Storm Warning area. There were no reports of funnel clouds or waterspouts on the island. Tornadoes were reported to have touchdown in Broward County.

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Miami under TS Warning as Ian’s track shifts further east; island remains “in a state of ready response”

Hurricane Ian continued to pelt Key Biscayne on Tuesday night with rain and wind, but Fire-Rescue Chief Eric Lang reported "no significant damage" to the area, other than some expected pockets of flooding and several downed trees.

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