Storm alert issued as dual systems threaten Central Florida
October 03, 2024 | City of DeBary, Volusia County, Florida
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Looking ahead, officials warned of an impending storm system brewing in the Gulf of Mexico, which is expected to bring significant rainfall to Central Florida. The storm, anticipated to last for five to six days, is predicted to deliver double-digit rainfall totals. While it is not expected to develop into a hurricane, it may combine with another system from the Pacific, leading to prolonged adverse weather conditions.
Officials urged residents to remain vigilant and prepared, as the storm could also affect areas further north, including the Panhandle and Georgia, potentially causing flooding. They reassured the community that emergency preparations are in place and emphasized the importance of maintaining rental costs for resources, as relinquishing them now could hinder future recovery efforts. The latest storm tracks indicate some uncertainty regarding its path, but officials stressed the need for readiness as the situation develops.
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