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"We expect sustained winds of 55-70 mph and wind gusts of up to 85 mph." "We're expecting tropical-storm conditions, potentially hurricane conditions, for roughly a 24-hour period," Lloyd said. Weather here is expected to deteriorate starting around 1 p.m., said County Emergency Management Coordinator Ryan Lloyd. 1, including the barrier islands, in flood prone or low-lying areas, in vulnerable housing - such as mobile homes - or with medical conditions is urged to evacuate, emergency officials reiterated Wednesday morning. INDIAN RIVER COUNTY - Officials here want residents of coastal and flood-prone areas to evacuate as Tropical Storm Nicole takes aim at the Treasure Coast, but the evacuations remain voluntary, they said Wednesday.Īnyone who lives east of U.S.

Mouth of the St.View Gallery: Effects of Tropical Storm Nicole are felt as storm approaches Martin County.

North Palm Beach to Altamaha Sound, Georgia.

Flagler/Volusia County line to Altamaha Sound, Georgia.

Boca Raton to Flagler/Volusia County lineĪ tropical storm warning is in effect for:.

The Abacos, Berry Islands, Bimini, and Grand Bahama Island in the northwestern Bahamas.

Just a few lingering rain showers here and there." "As we head toward Thursday afternoon, a mix of sun and clouds. "Thursday morning, 9 a.m., the sun is breaking through the clouds, at least into Palm Beach County," WPTV First Alert Weather meteorologist Steve Villanueva said. Windy conditions with some scattered showers will persist throughout the day Thursday, then slow clearing by the evening. The storm surge threat will increase into the overnight hours Thursday and as Nicole pushes onshore.Īctive weather will continue through Thursday morning, then Nicole will start to pull away. The Storm Prediction Center is placing South Florida under a level two of five threat for severe storms. Our viewing area could see some isolated tornadoes, Hall said. On Wednesday night, Nicole is expected to make landfall and hurricane conditions are possible as the storm moves onshore. South Florida is under a level two of four threat for excessive rainfall. There will be periods of heavy downpours and strong winds. DeSantis declares state of emergency for 34 Florida countiesīy Wednesday afternoon, as Tropical Storm Nicole inches closer to Florida, tropical storm force winds over 40 miles per hour and on-and-off rain bands are expected throughout the day. "As the storm moves onshore, that's when we'll see the worst of the weather." "We will see those winds on the increase, especially as we head into this evening, mainly after 10 p.m.," Hall said.

The system is expected to strengthen into a Category 1 hurricane on Wednesday before making landfall on the east coast of Florida overnight Thursday. SPECIAL COVERAGE: Hurricane Center | WPTV Hurricane Guide There is a severe weather and flash flooding threat for our viewing area on Wednesday and Thursday. Nicole is expected to weaken while moving across Florida and the southeastern United States Thursday through Friday, and it is likely to become a post-tropical cyclone by Friday night over the mid-Atlantic states. The NHC said Nicole is forecast to become a hurricane near the northwestern Bahamas and remain a hurricane when it reaches the east coast of Florida Wednesday night. RELATED: Emergency shelters | School closures | Cancellations, closures, postponements Lucie counties are strongly encouraging residents on barrier islands, along with those in low-lying areas and mobile homes, to evacuate. Palm Beach County has ordered mandatory evacuations for residents in Zones A and B, barrier islands, low-lying areas, and mobile homes. A storm surge warning is in effect for North Palm Beach north through the entire Treasure Coast. In addition to the hurricane warning, a hurricane watch is in effect for Hallandale Beach north to Boca Raton, as well as for Lake Okeechobee. Thursday, according to WPTV First Alert Weather chief meteorologist Steve Weagle. The latest computer models have Nicole making landfall between West Palm Beach and Vero Beach as a Category 1 hurricane about 1 a.m.