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Hurricane Ian on other hand is known as a tropical storm. It got stronger on Sunday night as it was moving to Cuba Directions. As well as the Gulf of Mexico. Moreover, Hurricane Ian increased from 45mph to 65 mph in late Sunday. But, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.

“Ian is expected to become Hurricane on Monday as it will be near Cuba. Therefore, it could cross over Cuba and be in a Gulf form on Tuesday. However, I t could be greater than it as it heads Northward. As well as Paralleling the West coast of Florida. Predicted to make landfall. As there a weaker storm but still Hurricane on Thursday or Friday”

Furthermore, a Hurricane Warning was effect for Grand Cayman and the Cuban Provinces of Isla de Juventud. Also, Pinar del Rio and Artemisa. But, Cuba’s state media outlet Granma emphasized An Authorities begin evacuating people from vulnerable Areas late Monday or early Tuesday for their safety.

Moreover, At 11:00 pm EDT on Sunday, Ian was moving northwest at 13mph, about 140 miles. But, this was on South Grand Cayman according to the National Hurricane Center. Moreover, President Joe Biden declared an emergency by Authorizing the Department of homeland security. Also, the Federal Emergency Management Agency coordinates disaster relief. And provide assistance to protect lives and property. Should be noted that The president postponed his schedule for September 27^th, 2022, trip. The main reason is the storm.

Furthermore, The senior Hurricane specialist at the Miami-based Center Sir John Cangialosi said during the interview on Sunday, That it is not clear exactly Where Hurricane Ian will hit hardest in Florida. He added that the Resident should begin, preparations involving gathering supplies for potential power outages.

“It hard thing to say stay tuned. But that’s the right message right now. But for those in Florida, It is still time to prepare. I’m not telling you to put up your shutters yet or do anything like that. But it’s still time to get your supplies.”

However, Some Local media in Florida have reported a consumer rush on water. Generator and other supplies in some areas. Where residents moved to stock up on goods ahead of the storm.

DeSantis said at a news conference Sunday “We are going to keep monitoring the track of this storm. But It is important to stress the degree of uncertainty that still exists. Even if you are not necessarily right in the eye of the path of the storm. There’s going to be pretty broad impacts throughout the state”

Therefore, Flash and urban flooding are more possible in the Florida keys, Florida Penisula as well as Jamaica and Cuba through midweek. Also, heavy rainfall was possible for North Florida. The Florida panhandle as well as the Southern United States later this week.

Therefore, Hurricane Ian force winds of 39+mph are expected in The tropical storm Warning areas in the lower Florida keys by Tuesday. Tropical Storm force winds are then possible in the tropical storm watch areas along the Florida Gulf Coast beginning Tuesday evening.

However, Hurricane Ian Force winds of 74+mph are possible along the Gulf Coast of Florida in the Hurricane Watch areas on Wednesday. Also, Tropical storm force winds possibly begging on soon as Tuesday night.

Furthermore, According to the National Hurricane Center, The water could reach the following heights above ground. These indicate areas where the peak surge occurs at the time of high tide.

1. Florida keys including the dry Tortugas 2 to 4 feet.
2. East cape sable, Florida to the card sound bridge, Florida including Florida bay 2 to 4 feet.
3. Nicole river to the middle of longboat key, Florida including Tampa Bay 5 to 10 feet.
4. Middle Longboat Key, Florida to Englewood, Florida 5 to 8 feet.
5. Bonita Beach Florida to Eat Cape sable Florida 3 to 5 feet.
6. Englewood, Florida to Bonita Beach, Florida including Charlotte Harbor 4 to 7 feet.

Additionally, The weather service highlighted the uncertainty about Hurricane Ian in the forecast on Sunday said. “The Uncertainty is such that the forecast areas could end up dry and fair quite through much the period or see much higher rain Chances along wit wind impacts. Either way, we continue to expect a high risk of rip currents along with heavy surf conditions. Throughout much of the period. Ho[efully, Uncertainty in the track forecast will improve over the next 12 to 24 hours”