Because of that, i would be inclined to think tomorrow, while there will still be heavy rains, not nearly as widespread as we had along coastal pinellas today. This is the updated track. Look at this. Way to the west. Look at the margin of error, the code of uncertainty. We are nowhere near that. At this point in time were looking even better now than we were yesterday in terms of a hurricane. But in the panhandle, theyre likely going to be seeing a hurricane moving on shore or the least a Strong Tropical Storm late tomorrow night or early on friday. Theres the spaghetti models. This is great. A ton of agreement for this. Not so much for the panhandle but for us. It will limit the threat of wind damage. Which we have been seeing all along. This is a rain event and a coastal flooding event because it has a large reach which means at high tide tomorrow, we will see more flooding around our coastal areas. In terms of the heavy prolonged heaviest. And its apulls away, it will take much of
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The Volusia County Emergency Management Department announced Wednesday afternoon that the county had mostly made it through Hurricane Idalia safely. The update allows many residents to breathe a sigh of relief, with the damages from 2022's hurricanes I.