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Hurricane Ian Approaches Florida: 300,000 Urged to Evacuate

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As Hurricane Ian intensifies and sets its course towards Florida, authorities have issued a compelling warning to residents: ‘Leave now, do not wait’, Your Content has learned.

With wind speeds reaching 140MPH and fears of 15ft waves, preparations are underway for a potentially devastating impact on the west coast.

The National Hurricane Center has elevated Tropical Storm Ian to a formidable Category 1 hurricane, describing it as ‘large and powerful.’ Cuban authorities are not taking any chances, already suspending classes and commencing evacuations in anticipation of the storm’s potential escalation to a Category 3 strength or higher.

As Florida declares a state emergency, residents are urged to take precautions seriously by stocking up on essential supplies, including radios and necessities. Panic buying has already caused shortages in stores, with water and plywood for window boarding disappearing from shelves.

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The situation is dire, and Floridians are urged to prioritize their safety and evacuate promptly. The storm’s trajectory and intensity remain unpredictable, making it crucial to heed the warnings and act swiftly. Let us all hope for the safety and well-being of those in the path of Hurricane Ian, according to FOX.

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