why right now hurricane nicole going down on, florida some are under evacuation notices, some are evacuated after being claimed unsafe because of seawall a rosen. with the estate still recovering from hurricane ian six weeks, to go schools and businesses are now close thursday, and when nicole arrives it will make history, the first hurricane to make a november landfall in the united states in nearly 40 years. for more on this, pedram javaheri sentiment with a very, latest this hurricane season started, late and going late. absolutely, it is november 30th, and just when you think it is quite-ing, down this is what we see, a hurricane we haven t seen one in the month
officials say the coast is still vulnerable, and recovering after hurricane ian swept through six weeks ago. let s go live to cocoa beach, now florida where cnn s where the conditions they re like right now? hey,, john high winds, heavy rain, significant flooding are expected through the night, you can see here in cocoa beach that conditions have been deteriorating over the past hour. the intensity of the rain, the wind, they have certainly gone up, and that is why officials are urging folks to stay home as the hurricane gets ready to make landfall here in florida. up in officials have already deemed 22 homes on safe, and so coastal erosion and high tides are some of the major concerns they are looking at their. do you get a sense of people taking this seriously on the safety precautions and evacuation notices? yeah, earlier today we were
Australian emergency services on Sunday issued flood evacuation orders for neighbourhoods in Sydney and beyond as river levels climbed after days of heavy rain.
got, on completing the door to door, every unit, every condominium complex on our island. the work has been incredible. i could not be more proud of our teams out there. i can just imagine. i do want to get your response to questions that have been raised about the evacuation notices. the mandatory evacuations for lee county, which sanibel is part of, being delayed. the you know, the noaa warning that these, this would be a lethal, a life threatening storm came around 5:00 i believe the night before and it was not until the next morning, i guess tuesday morning, that there was a mandatory evacuation notice put out. do you think the county, i know the mayors aren t responsible, but the county was late in that notice? i ve been down here since 1988. i ve been through every hurricane since andrew. if you live in a hurricane area, you know the one thing that you
today. what are you preparing for? at this time i would say most preparations are completed and it s a matter of hunkering down and waiting for the storm to pass. we ve made evacuation notices, we ve done the best we could educations and we ve got a great city staff. we have public safety on stand by. it s kind of like we ve been referencing with hurricane charlie, we re just going to have to hunker down, wait and pray. charlie is your reference point here, but what are you expecting compared to charlie? right now it s going to depend where landfall is. with charlie, we dodged a bullet. it hit further south and we didn t feel a lot of effects. depending where this eye lands, we could feel some very significant effects. like everyone s been saying,