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Tropical cyclone Eta causes dangerous storms and heavy rainfall over the west coast of Florida.
According to the National Hurricane Center, winds of up to 60 mph will blow 65 miles northwest of Tampa at 1 a.m. Thursday.
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Eta’s center is expected to approach Florida’s west-central coast by Thursday.
The Eta Course is now set for a landslide near Big Bend, Florida, west of Oklahoma on Thursday. From there, the storm will move inland in the northern part of the Florida Peninsula on Thursday.
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Extreme levels of flood danger were announced in at least three places in central Florida, causing flash floods, river flooding and landslides.
This could be the fourth landslide of the storm. The epicenter was reported below the Pacific Ocean floor, however; no tsunami alert was issued in Central America last week and later in Cuba and Lower Matteo.
A hurricane watch has been issued from Anna Maria Island to Yankitown, and tropical storm warnings are in place from Bonita Beach to the Suwani River. Tropical storm watches are installed from the north of the Suwani River to the Osilla River in Florida.
Lake, Marion, Summer, Flager, and Polk counties are under tropical storm warning.
Extensive rainfall of 1 to 3 inches is expected along the coast of Florida, with some areas expected to see up to 5 inches from Friday.
The last weeks of this historic hurricane season brought with it a collection of extraordinary storms.
In addition to Eta, Tropical Storm Feed became the 29th Atlantic hurricane this season. The eastern level of the hurricane is moving eastward into Europe.
The last time two storms of the same name were reported was in December 1887. But more things to look forward to. The tropical wave that passed through the Atlantic Ocean survived the storms of mid-November. The system now has an 80% chance of becoming the 30th hurricane, Iota.
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