Hurricane Nicole Nears Landfall On Florida East Coast
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Tropical Storm Nicole, Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Atlantic_hurricane_season#/media/File:2022_NHC_AL172022_5day_cone_no_line_and_wind.png (Attribution: National Hurricane Center-NOAA, Public Domain license: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain, Presented at: WindermereSun.com)
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On Wednesday, November 9, 2022, building collapses at Daytona Beach Shores as hurricane Nicole approaches Florida. The road near the building can also be seen deteriorating rapidly. Local authorities reported that many buildings along Daytona Beach’s shores had previous damage from Hurricane Ian and are now in more jeopardy of serious damage from the incoming storm. Officials are trying to evacuate people from the Daytona Beach Shores area by 4 pm Wednesday, November 9, 2022, and Volusia County has a mandatory evacuation by 10 am on Wednesday for residents. Hurricane Nicole will continue to track westward toward the east coast of Florida during the day, with anticipated landfall near north Palm Beach County late Wednesday and into early Thursday morning, November 1, 2022. Flagler, Volusia and Brevard counties are expected to see winds reaching 50 to 80 mph with 4 to 8 inches of rain. A storm surge warning remains in effect for the entirety of east Central Florida coast, for the potential of 3-5 feet of surge above ground level and as much as 6 feet in spots. Earlier, Hurricane Nicole made landfall in the Bahamas with maximum winds up to 70 mph, in the video published on Nov 8, 2022, by Evolution Crisis, as “Florida storm surges destroys. building as hurricane Nicole strikes Daytona beach“, below:
FOX Weather’s Robert Ray, Nicole Valdes, Katie Garner and Will Nunley report in the field as Tropical Storm Nicole approaches landfall in Florida and the Southeast, in the video published on Nov 9, 2022, by FOX Weather, as “Hurricane Nicole: See What’s Happening on the Ground“, below:
According to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Nicole has maximum sustained winds of 75 miles per hour with higher gusts. The massive storm’s winds are already reaching the Tampa Bay region. It’s expected to make landfall along the east coast late Wednesday into early Thursday morning, in the video published on Nov 9, 2022, by FOX 13 Tampa Bay, as “Hurricane Nicole approaches East Coast of Florida“, below:
Gaining strength late Wednesday, Hurricane Nicole continues to bring heavy rain and strong wind to the east coast of Florida as it neared making landfall, in the video published on Nov 9, 222, by WPLG Local 10, as “Hurricane Nicole nears landfall on Florida east coast“, below:
A real-time tool that helped track Hurricane Ian’s path toward Florida, and then its second landfall in the Carolinas, will now monitor Tropical Storm Nicole as it strengthens and moves toward the United States. Nicole is still at tropical storm strength as of Wednesday morning, but the storm is expected to become a hurricane soon. The storm is expected to pass the Bahamas on Wednesday afternoon before moving toward Florida and making landfall Wednesday night, in the video streamed on Nov 9, 2022, by WFLA News Channel 8, as “#BREAKING: Nicole Upgraded to Hurricane | Live Track, Interactive Landfall Coverage in Florida“, below:
In Florida, a state of emergency is in effect in nearly 50 counties as Hurricane Nicole is likely to hit the area. NBC News’ Dylan Dreyer and Sam Brock have more details on the storm’s path, in the video published on Nov 9, 2022, by NBC News, as “Florida Bracing For Hurricane Nicole’s Impact Ahead Of Landfall“, below:
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