Wednesday, while concerns remained about "lingering coastal flooding, especially at high tides." Gulf Coast communities were under a range of severe weather advisories, from hurricane and tropical storm warnings and watches to storm surge warnings and watches, but the National Weather Service Tallahassee said the tropical storm and hurricane warnings had been canceled as of about 5 p.m. No one alive in these areas has seen flooding this bad there if it hits max potential." "The storm surge may go as far as US19 inland, so there's a lot of area covered by that, even if the coast isn't populated like near Naples. "There is likely a level of people being caught off guard farther south as the storm is just skirting by," he said.
Pray for Cedar key.Posted by Michael Presley Bobbitt on Wednesday, August 30, 2023ĬBS News senior weather and climate producer David Parkinson noted Tuesday that the massive storm surge expected to accompany Idalia's arrival on land "is the primary threat with this storm." Idalia should emerge off the southeastern United States coast early on Thursday and move eastward through late week." "While Idalia should weaken after landfall," the center continued, "it is likely to still be a hurricane while moving across southern Georgia, and near the coast of Georgia or southern South Carolina late today. As the storm intensified, meteorologists warned that it could bring "catastrophic" storm surge and "destructive winds" to the Big Bend region as it moved over land. Idalia spent several days churning toward the Florida coast from the Gulf of Mexico. "If you do choose to stay in one of the evacuation zones, first responders will not be able to get you until after the storm has passed." Hurricane Idalia's location and warnings "If you stay hunkered down tonight, it's going to be too nasty tomorrow morning to be able to do it," he said.
DeSantis urged people in the evacuation zone to leave immediately. Idalia's path was expected to impact a wide central portion of Florida before moving along the Georgia and Carolina coastline Wednesday into Thursday.Īt a briefing Tuesday evening, Gov. However, the dispute with the tax commission may delay construction.National Hurricane Center director on strength and impacts of Hurricane Idalia 02:30 As the issue moves through the courts, trustees plan to move forward with plans for the new elementary school. “We are extremely disappointed in the commission’s position and we strongly disagree with its interpretation of the state statues,” said D91 Board Chair Hillary Radcliffe. At issue is whether school districts can have two plant facilities levies in place at the same time. 30to file a complaint with the courts seeking a declaration of the interpretation of the statutes in question. However, the Idaho State Tax Commission has decided it will not certify that levy, which will prevent the district from collecting the tax monies needed to pay for the new school. The Board of Trustees this summer began planning for a new elementary school on Idaho Falls’ south side financed by the levy D91’s patrons overwhelmingly approved in May. D91 Trustees Plan To Ask Courts To Settle Tax Dispute
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