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Hurricane Idalia: Lights Go Out During DeSantis Storm Briefing
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0:27Now PlayingThe lights briefly go out as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis warns residents to "hunker down" in preparation for Hurricane Idalia.
Hurricane Idalia weakened slightly to Category 3 as it heads toward landfall on Florida’s west coast, where it still threatens to unleash catastrophic storm surge and damaging winds.
Idalia’s maximum sustained winds reached 125 miles (201 kilometers) per hour as it nears the state’s sparsely populated Big Bend region, the US National Hurricane Center said in an update at 7 a.m. Eastern time.
The eye of the hurricane was located about 65 miles south of state capital Tallahassee as the storm crawls north-northeast. It’s expected to make landfall Wednesday morning local time, then move along the coast of the Southeast US.
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