Severe storms are set to approach South Florida, with strong winds, heavy rain, and even potential tornadoes expected to hit the region. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for the area, with the storm expected to arrive in the coming hours.
According to reports from El Nuevo Herald, the storms are expected to hit South Florida as a cold front moves in, bringing with it a significant amount of rainfall. Diario Las Americas is also reporting on the approaching storms, urging residents to prepare for potential tornadoes and strong winds.
Univision has also issued a warning for Central Florida, stating that strong storms and possible tornadoes are approaching the region. The network is advising residents to take caution and prepare for severe weather conditions.
Telemundo 51 in Miami has reported that a high wind warning has been issued for South Florida, alerting residents to the potential dangers of the upcoming storm. The warning advises individuals to secure outdoor objects and prepare for potential power outages.
In response to the impending severe weather, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has mobilized the State Guard to respond to the conditions. Diario Las Americas has reported on the governor’s actions, noting that the State Guard will be ready to provide assistance and support to local communities impacted by the storm.
Residents of South and Central Florida are advised to stay informed about the developing weather conditions and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety. It is important to monitor local news outlets and weather reports for updates on the severe storms approaching the area.