Captiva Area News Today

So only down. only went down from 105. >> gusts are still possible. >> still a category 2, yes. 100-mile-per-hour winds. it is now located about 40 miles east-northeast of sarasota. about 50 miles southeast of tampa. the pressure is not rising all that fast. the key thing i was looking at, i was waiting for the hurricane center to redo their storm surges and they have. so here is the new one. cape sable to captiva, theyre saying 4 to 6-foot storm surge. the captiva area, they have dropped that. ...

Again, because it is a large storm, we expect the conditions to last in south florida for a 20 4:30 six hours. we also have to take into consideration that we expect this to remain a hurricane well up the coast and even into central and northern florida. into monday, time frame. further up, we expect this to be possible rainfall threatened to southeast u.s. moving on to storm surge, we have a storm surge warning area again for just south of the tampa area on the west coast. and up the east coast...