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A sharp cold front is about to make its way through the Sunshine State, delivering some of the coldest air in a couple of weeks.
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A tornado touched down near Florida’s capital city airport, causing damage and knocking out weather radar before moving east into residential neighborhoods.
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Iota made landfall late Monday evening along the coast of Nicaragua as a category 4 hurricane.
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Dry air in the upper atmosphere and strong wind shear caused the storm to weaken before it made landfall on the Nature Coast.
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Tropical Storm Eta officially made landfall at 4 o'clock this morning in Levy county, Florida, near Cedar Key with top sustained winds of 50 mph.
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The City of Orlando’s Emergency Manager Manuel Soto says he doesn’t expect significant impacts to public safety or public works from Tropical Storm Eta.
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Ray says rain and tropical storm force gusts are likely to spread across the Florida Peninsula mainly tonight and Thursday morning before moving offshore of the Atlantic coast by Thursday night.
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Forecasters say Theta is not expected to be a threat to land.
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With the forecast track of Tropical Storm Eta highly uncertain, it is still too soon to project potential impacts to locations farther north, such as along the Nature Coast or in Florida's Big Bend. However, residents in these areas are encouraged to stay vigilant and be prepared to act quickly since there might be little notice of potential impacts from Eta given it's close proximity to land later this week.
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Tropical Storm Eta made landfall late Sunday evening in the middle Keys and continues its march westward into the Gulf of Mexico, about 65 miles south of Naples.