Tropical Storm Isaias lost some strength Sunday morning, but as the system approaches the Central Florida coast, it’s expected to produce strong winds.
That means downed tree limbs and wires could lead to power outages, leaving you in the dark.
Meteorologist Brian Shields said rain squalls could produce winds between 20-40 mph, with some gusts over 50 mph along the coast.
Isaias Weakens Further (Sunday AM)Sunday AM Video Update: Isaias weakens further... Live Coverage on Channel 9...
Posted by Brian Shields, WFTV on Sunday, August 2, 2020
If you find yourself without power, use your mobile device to click on your local utility provider below so you can report an outage or view a map of current outages.
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.@GulfPower crews began arriving last night to help with recovery from potential impacts of #Isaias, which is forecast to brush the east coast. Even if the storm does not make landfall, winds & feeder bands could cause outages, flooding & other damage. https://t.co/WvJ0RmqoHj pic.twitter.com/EqF6DcRwhA
— Florida Power & Light (@insideFPL) August 1, 2020
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