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Nicole brings power outages, erosion - Vimarsana News

Nicole brings power outages, erosion

After Hurricane Nicole made landfall early Thursday south of Vero Beach and started traveling up the state as a tropical storm, Gov. Ron DeSantis called...

Tropical Storm Nicole weakens after 3 a.m. landfall near Vero Beach - Vimarsana News

Tropical Storm Nicole weakens after 3 a.m. landfall near Vero Beach

Tropical Storm Nicole weakened sharply late Thursday morning, its top winds falling to 50 mph as it moved across west central Florida. Two deaths were reported in Central Florida when a man and woman were electrocuted by a downed power line near their car.

FPL Working to Restore Service as Nicole Continues to Cause Outages - Vimarsana News

FPL Working to Restore Service as Nicole Continues to Cause Outages

As of 8 a.m. Thursday, FPL had restored power to approximately 178,000 customers throughout Florida

Source: wqcs.org
Tropical Storm Nicole weakens to 50 mph after 3 a.m. landfall - Vimarsana News

Tropical Storm Nicole weakens to 50 mph after 3 a.m. landfall

Tropical Storm Nicole weakened sharply late Thursday morning, its top winds falling to 50 mph as it moved across west central Florida. Two deaths were reported in Central Florida when a man and woman were electrocuted by a downed power line near their car.

DeSantis urges caution as Tropical Storm Nicole brings erosion, flooding and power outages - Vimarsana News

DeSantis urges caution as Tropical Storm Nicole brings erosion, flooding and power outages

Gov. Ron DeSantis says Nicole may not be as "significant" as Ian, but he expressed concern it would cause flooding and further damage coastal areas that sustained erosion in the September hurricane.

Source: usf.edu