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Maxwell Alejandro Frost

@MaxwellFrostFL

Central Florida: We are currently under a tornado watch until 5 PM. #HurricaneIan rapidly intensified last night and is 5mph from becoming a Cat 5. Stay safe and stay put.

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A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Florida until 5 PM EDT

This graphic displays Tornado Watch watch number 546 plotted on a map. The watch is in effect until 5:00 PM EDT. The watch includes parts of Florida. The threats associated with this watch are several tornadoes likely, no hail expected and isolated gusts up to 60 mph possible. There are 12,294,562 people in the watch along with 2389 schools and 159 hospitals.

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11:12 AM · Sep 28, 2022