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Hurrican Ian: People trapped, 2.5 million without power as Florida drenched - Vimarsana News

Hurrican Ian: People trapped, 2.5 million without power as Florida drenched

The governor called Ian "a 500-year flood event" and warned that the storm "is not done creating damage".

Hurricane Ian Pummels Sanibel Causeway, Lee County, Port Charlotte as it Continues its Path Northeast - Vimarsana News

Hurricane Ian Pummels Sanibel Causeway, Lee County, Port Charlotte as it Continues its Path Northeast

During a press conference in Tallahassee, Florida, Governor Ron DeSantis gave an update on the impact of Hurricane Ian, saying Lee and Charlotte counties are...

2 Deaths Reported After Ian Leaves Path of Destruction Across Florida – NBC New York - Vimarsana News

2 Deaths Reported After Ian Leaves Path of Destruction Across Florida – NBC New York

Ian continued to batter Florida Thursday morning after it made landfall as an extremely dangerous Category 4 storm Wednesday, with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis...

Hurricane Ian leaves people trapped, hospital damaged in SW Florida - Vimarsana News

Hurricane Ian leaves people trapped, hospital damaged in SW Florida

One of the strongest hurricanes to ever hit the United States barreled across the Florida peninsula overnight Wednesday, threatening catastrophic flooding inland, the National Hurricane Center warned.

Ian, Now a Tropical Storm, Will Continue it's Path of Destruction. Here's Where it's Headed – NBC Chicago - Vimarsana News

Ian, Now a Tropical Storm, Will Continue it's Path of Destruction. Here's Where it's Headed – NBC Chicago

Ian, now about 40 miles southeast of Orlando, is moving northeast at a speed of 8 mph, according to the latest update from the National Hurricane Center.